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Willunga High School This is under pinned by our values:
• Respect
• Resilience
• Responsibility
• Success

Willunga High School fosters an inclusive, high-quality learning environment with innovative opportunities, empowering students to excel academically, vocationally, and personally, while promoting respect, responsibility, and global citizenship. INNOVATION • OPPORTUNITY • SUCCESS
Willunga High School creates an inclusive learning environment that provides high quality, innovative learning opportunities for young people that enable them to become highly successful global citizens. Our school has high expectations of all students with regard to performing to their highest potential academically; success in vocational and co-curricular activities; respect for themselves and for others; work output and responsible behaviour.

In week 9 last term, our Year 9 cohort enjoyed our annual excursion to Himeji Gardens, the Japanese shops, and the Adela...
06/10/2026

In week 9 last term, our Year 9 cohort enjoyed our annual excursion to Himeji Gardens, the Japanese shops, and the Adelaide Central Market for an authentic taste of Japanese culture. 🇯🇵

Students had the opportunity to explore the beautiful gardens, experience elements of traditional and contemporary Japanese life, and sample a variety of foods. 🍜

The group thoroughly enjoyed the day and represented the school with pride.

Our 2026 Japanese Exchange trip is officially over, and what a fantastic trip it was! Here’s a little look at what our c...
27/09/2026

Our 2026 Japanese Exchange trip is officially over, and what a fantastic trip it was!

Here’s a little look at what our crew got up to in Tokyo before heading home.

After arriving last Tuesday afternoon, the group headed straight to the Pokémon Store, a Hedgehog Café and then got to experience the famous Shibuya Crossing and the chaos of the city! 🦔 The students also took turns planning, navigating and organising their train trips and directing the group around Tokyo on this day. A fantastic opportunity to build some real world skills, and they did an amazing job! 🚆

Wednesday didn’t quite go to plan thanks to the weather (thanks, Typhoon Dujuan! 🌧️). After visiting Tokyo Skytree but missing out on the views thanks to the clouds, the group headed to a Robot Café. The café provides employment opportunities for people with severe physical disabilities, ALS and other conditions that can make it difficult or impossible for them to leave their homes. The robots are operated remotely using computers, tablets, eye tracking technology and subtle head movements. This type of work gives people living with disabilities the opportunity to earn an income, connect with other people and participate in the workforce, while working from an environment that suits their individual needs. It was a really interesting experience for our students and a great example of how technology can help create opportunities and greater independence. They then finished their trip with a session at teamLab! ✨

And just like that… they’re home! 🇦🇺 What an incredible few weeks it has been. We can’t wait for the next one! 🇯🇵

Our Stage 2 Child Studies students have recently visited Willunga Primary School & Madge Sexton Kindergarten, putting th...
24/09/2026

Our Stage 2 Child Studies students have recently visited Willunga Primary School & Madge Sexton Kindergarten, putting their learning into practice through hands on experiences with younger children. 👧🧒

Students have worked hard to research the importance of cultural awareness in classroom settings, as well as the role of self-regulation skills in supporting children’s wellbeing and positive relationships. 🧠

They then used their new knowledge to design and implement engaging activities for their younger buddies. 🎨

These experiences provide our students with valuable opportunities to apply their learning, develop their communication skills, and reflect on the needs of young children.

A big thank you to Willunga Primary School and Madge Sexton Kindergarten for their ongoing collaboration and for providing our students with these meaningful, hands-on learning experiences. 🌻

Join us at the Willunga Farmers Market  on Saturday, 10 October, from 8am–12pm! Our staff and students will be there sel...
23/09/2026

Join us at the Willunga Farmers Market on Saturday, 10 October, from 8am–12pm!

Our staff and students will be there selling
🍷Award-winning w**e
🫒Award-winning olive oil
📸Cards featuring photography by our Year 11 students
🏺Bespoke clay works by our year 10 students

Perfect local treats and gifts, all while supporting our students and their creativity!
Come along, say hi, and support our students while supporting local!

Our Willunga High School girls have done it! They are STATE CHAMPIONS! 🏆86–46! WHAT. A. WIN! 🔥The girls were absolutely ...
22/09/2026

Our Willunga High School girls have done it! They are STATE CHAMPIONS! 🏆

86–46! WHAT. A. WIN! 🔥

The girls were absolutely unstoppable, putting on an incredible performance and representing WHS with pride, determination and plenty of heart.

We couldn’t be prouder of this group. They’ve shown exactly what can be achieved with hard work, teamwork and a whole lot of belief.

Congratulations, girls! What an achievement! 🏆

After saying some emotional goodbyes to their host families on Saturday morning, our Japanese Exchange crew headed off t...
22/09/2026

After saying some emotional goodbyes to their host families on Saturday morning, our Japanese Exchange crew headed off to Kyoto! 🚄

After a huge week at school and exploring Okayama, the students had Saturday night to relax and recharge before another big few days of exploring Kyoto.

On Sunday, they were straight into sightseeing, starting with the beautiful Arashiyama Bamboo Forest 🎋 and Tenryu-ji. From there, they explored Nishiki Markets, before making an important detour to the Nintendo Store for some shopping!

They finished the day at the incredible Senbon Torii (Thousand Torii Gates) ⛩️, taking in one of Kyoto’s most iconic sights.

Yesterday was their final day in Kyoto, with the group heading out to Nara for the day. 🦌

Today, they said goodbye to Kyoto and hello to Tokyo where they’ll be wrapping up their incredible Japanese adventure before heading home.

Stay tuned to see what they get up to in Tokyo!

21/09/2026

📢 Student–Parent–Teacher Conferences – Bookings Now Open!

Bookings are now available via Daymap for our 2026 Term 3 Student–Parent–Teacher Conferences, taking place on Wednesday 23 September 2026.

These conferences are a valuable opportunity to connect with your child’s teachers and discuss their learning progress and development.

🗓 Wednesday 23 September 2026
📍 Bookings: Available now through Daymap
❗ Please note: There will be no scheduled lessons on this day.

Need help with booking? Follow the step-by-step guide on our website:
https://www.whs.sa.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/WHS-Student-Parent-Teacher-Conferences-Guide.pdf

We look forward to meeting with you!

On Friday, our Japanese Exchange crew had their last day with our sister school in Okayama. 🥹 They spent three lessons a...
21/09/2026

On Friday, our Japanese Exchange crew had their last day with our sister school in Okayama. 🥹 They spent three lessons at school, making the most of their final day!

First up was Music, where they learnt to play Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and a traditional Japanese song, Koinobori, on the handbells. 🔔

For their second lesson, they got to experience Kendo! Fair to say, this was their favourite class so far! 🥋

They then got to experience a traditional Matcha tea ceremony before putting their cooking skills to the test, making a traditional Japanese dessert called Matcha Dorayaki! 🍵

It was then time to say goodbye to our friends at Okayama Shoka University High School as we wrapped up another incredible exchange.

We also had the very special opportunity to sign our Sister School Agreement, continuing our partnership for another 20 years!

What a privilege it is to have such a long standing partnership and to continue creating these incredible experiences for our students. Here’s to the next 20 years! 🎌

Here's what's on for the final week of Term 3!
18/09/2026

Here's what's on for the final week of Term 3!

Yesterday, our Japanese Exchange students spent the day at school, joining in on three full lessons and experiencing som...
18/09/2026

Yesterday, our Japanese Exchange students spent the day at school, joining in on three full lessons and experiencing some activities that are quite different to what they would usually do here at home.

Lesson 1 was Calligraphy, where students used a fude (calligraphy brush) to write their names on a fan! 🪭

Lesson 2 was Automotive, where students got to be hands on and had the chance to use a rattle gun to remove a car tyre! They all absolutely loved giving it a go! 🚗

Lesson 3 was Volleyball, and this is where our WHS students were right in their element! They hit the court and comfortably won all three games! 🏐

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239 Main Road
Willunga, SA
5172

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Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm

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