On Wednesday of week 2, Mr Schofield hosted students from the Whyalla Special Education Centre to look at some of the fundamentals of 3D design and printing. Each student created a name tag to put on their trays back at school along with a special gift for departing...

Part of 8A's Care Group program is Challenge Tuesday activities. To begin Term 3, students completed a Scrabble Challenge. Students had to find Scrabble pieces around the school and then create as many words as possible to get a high score. It was a great way to be...

Last week, Mr Ellidge’s Year 9 Outdoor Education class travelled to Melrose for their hiking camp. The camp started off slow with a trip to the Port Augusta Hospital to pop a finger back into place, but it was all smooth after that. Students set their tents up and...

10C completing a practical where they were testing the carbon dioxide content of different gasses including their own breath, the air in the science lab and car exhaust fumes. Students concluded that the highest source of carbon dioxide came from their own breath as...

Check out Miss Maple’s ‘Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs’ Morning Tea. Students were inspired to promote the importance of technology and to thank Whyalla High School staff for providing efficient online learning at the end of Term 1/ start of Term 2. Prior to the...

Students planned, prepared and presented a two-course luncheon for invited Whyalla High School staff members. Prior to the guests arrival, students considered issues related to the development of their menus and food for service, justification of decisions, and...

As part of our collaborative planning approach, all year 8 English classes have been looking at the structure of TEEL paragraphs. The students have been provided with the opportunity to identify the TEEL elements through a colour coding system and they have also...

Clontarf students along with other community members from Nunyara, Plaza Youth and Whyalla City Council have added their own personal reflections to the 100m artwork at Civic Park. Thank you to Tamy Pond and Stacey Brougham for your organisation of this awesome...

Well done to Ash who came first from Whyalla High School for the Table Tennis competition on Friday and to the house team Prince for securing the win. Well done to our SAASTA students who also got involved and took out the win in the Grand Final.

Do you know a Year 9 or 10 student who is interested in applying for the GFG Student Program? Applications close at 9.00pm this Sunday! Students will have the chance to meet with Miss Schwerdt in Lesson 3 tomorrow to indicate their interest and begin the application...