Whyalla Secondary College
Whyalla Secondary College respects Aboriginal People as having the oldest continuing cultures in human history. Our students develop an understanding of diverse cultural backgrounds, appreciating our differences, and inspiring in many a life long respect for the uniqueness and perspective of every individual.
Our students will become the social, political and cultural leaders of the next generation and the school has a clear responsibility to ensure that every student has been prepared to respond in a well informed, imaginative, courageous, caring and socially responsible manner.
Day In the Life at WSC
Our Curriculum has a central focus on the ATRiUM capabilities where students actively learn, creatively think, relate to others using language through symbols, ICT and being able to manage self.
All 5 capabilities will assist students in developing effective employability skills, setting them up for success as empowered community citizens.
Please click the video to watch a Day In the Life at WSC!
Events
Week 4 – Term 4
Monday 04/11/24
Stage 2 Exams (Maths Methods)
Tuesday 05/11/24
Stage 2 Exams (General Maths)
Market Day
Wednesday 06/11/24
Stage 2 Exams (Chemistry)
Year 8/9 CLONTARF Camp
Thursday 07/11/24
Year 8/9 CLONTARF Camp
Friday 08/11/24
Stage 2 Exams (Biology)
Discover our college
Explore our three communities below
Year 7 and 8 community
Year 9 and 10 community
Year 11 and 12 community
Whyalla Secondary College Official Opening
March 14th we had the pleasure of hosting our official opening with state and local government dignitaries, as well as site planning and building officials.
It was wonderful to finally celebrate our opening and share our journey
Honourable mentions to the Minister for Education, Training and Skills, Blair Boyer MP and Eddie Hughes MP, Member for Giles, who joined Principal Tricia Richman and the team for the unveiling of the official plaque.
Acknowledgement
of Country
Whyalla Secondary College is located on Barngarla Country. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge and pay respect to the past and present Traditional Custodians of Country in Whyalla and throughout Australia. We respect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ connections to land, sea, sky and community.
