Willunga High School

Willunga High School

Willunga High School Introduction

School facilities and resources

  • Training vineyard and wine making centre
  • Drama and dance studio
  • Multi-media facility
  • Specialist facilities for home economics, visual arts and design
  • Student learning centre
  • Skills centre for Vocational Education and Training (VET)
  • IBM computer networked suites
  • Library, internet access and large collection of ESL resources
  • Sporting facilities include tennis courts, 2 large sports ovals and hockey field
  • Gymnasium

Strong focus areas

  • Sports - volleyball
  • Visual & Performing Arts
  • Vocational Education & Training (VET)

Special interest programs

  • Volleyball
  • Gifted and talented education program
  • Vocational Education & Training (VET) - programs including hospitality, furniture construction and outdoor education

Languages

  • Japanese
  • Italian

Student support services

  • ESL support
  • Bilingual support officer
  • Student services coordinator
  • Student counsellors
  • Special education support
  • School chaplain
  • Teacher student mentors
  • VET pathways coordinator
  • Student buddy system

Recent school awards and achievements

  • National Volleyball Awards

Sporting activities

  • Outdoor Education activities
  • Volleyball competition
  • Interschool sports competitions

Co-curricular opportunities

Industry and training partnerships

  • Fleurieu Education and Vocational Enterprise Region - VET programs
  • Curriculum alliance with Seaford 6-12

Community alliances

  • Onkaparinga TAFE - VET, short courses
  • Onkaparinga Enterprise Cluster - transition support for students
  • Rotary Service Club - exchanges
  • Friends of Willunga - community support group

International programs

  • Study Tours

Willunga High School is located in the historic township of Willunga which was established only three years after the settlement of South Australia.

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