MISSION STATEMENT
Woolooware High School strives to create a stimulating, disciplined, caring and
secure learning environment that encourages all students to pursue excellence in
studies, sport and cultural activities so as to achieve their personal best and
become effective and responsible citizens.
We ‘STRIVE FOR EXCELLENCE’ in everything we do. Staff and students show great
commitment to success as seen through the variety of extra-curricular programs we run:
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Rock Eisteddfod
Australian Champions
 Year 7&8 Dance & Drama
 Band Program (Senior and
Junior Bands)
USA Tour - photo below
 Jazz Band
 Choir
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Debating/Public speaking
Equestrian
Tennis
Cricket
Snow Skiing
Baseball
Softball
Basketball
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Water polo
Oztag
Touch
Soccer
Surfing
Rugby League
Rugby Union
Volleyball
“Strive For Excellence”
2013 / 2014 Year 12 HSC Highlights:
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Top ATARS : 2013 - 99.75
2014 - 98.65
2013: 37 Band 6 and 192 band 5
2014: 45 Band 6 and 192 band 5
7th place in NSW Food Technology
65% of Y12 gained University places
HSC English Ext 2 James Fyfe’s script
work included in ‘Showcase’
HSC Drama practical group performed
as opening at ‘OnStage’
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HSC Dance selected for ‘Callback’
HSC Art displayed at ‘ArtExpress’ at
Hazelhurst
HSC Technology students selected for
display at ‘InTech’
HSC Music student nominated to be
involved in ‘Encore’
Details in our handout folder
6.00 - 7.00pm
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Faculty displays
7:00
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WHS Senior Band - Mrs J Petrakis
Tuesday, 24 February 2015
6:00pm School classrooms
7:00pm Multi Purpose Hall
’Centuria’ - Overture for Band - James Swearingen
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Welcome and Introductions - Mr S Fisher
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Woolooware High School: A Student’s Perspective
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School Captains: Claudia Muller and Marcus Smith
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WHS Senior Band - Mrs J Petrakis
‘Pirates of the Caribbean’: At World’s End by Hans Zimmer:
arranged by Jay Bocook
Principal
M SIOKOS
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“Woolooware High School: Values and Directions”- Ms M Siokos
Deputy Principal
Deputy Principal
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Applying for Woolooware entry - In area and out of area
process of application, out of area forms - Mr W Gleeson
W GLEESON
S FISHER
Phone: 9523 6752
WOOLOOWARE HIGH SCHOOL MAP
PLAYING FIELDS
CAPTAIN COOK DRIVE
B Block
A Block
TAS - HOME ECONOMICS
 Appetisers and Pikelet making for Year 6
with help of Years 11 students - BN2
 Demonstration of computerised sewing
machines - BN1
LANGUAGE - A1 & A2
 Display of student’s work
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HISTORY - A4
 Cartouche Activity
 Smartboard
 Display work/videos
 Moodle History sites
 Mummification display
- Year 11 Ancient History
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D Block
VISUALS ARTS – BA3 upstairs
 Visual Arts display
INDUSTRIAL ARTS:
 Technology practical activity , make your
own coaster - BDT
 Graphics Display - BGC
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SOCIAL SCIENCE ACTIVITIES - D3
 Continents and Ocean Interactive
games (Smartboard)
 Make your own globes
 Jet fighter simulation (laptops)
DRAMA STUDIO HD2
ENGLISH - D9 & D10
 Apps in English
 Visual Literacy
 Literature in English
 Grand narratives
SCIENCE - D2L & D3L
 Demonstrate virtual dissections on
whiteboard
 Mini science experiments
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F Block
DANCE STUDIOHD1
Hall
QUAD
7:00pm
E Block
MATHEMATICS– E3
 Display and hands on activities
COMPUTERS– EC1
 Display of students work
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LIBRARY
 Interactive computer activities,
book trailers, library services.
Woolooware High School
Presentation on Values
and Direction
WALKWAY
Tea coffee supplied by
Woolooware Auxiliary
Canteen/ C Block
WELCOME - FREE Sausage sizzle
PD/H/PE - Gymnastics and practical
activities
CAR PARK
Website:
App :
www.woolooware-h.schools.nsw.edu.au
Woolooware High School