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Nearing the end of a busy semester, Upper School students enjoyed an afternoon of fun and games at their annual Field Day and Spring Pep Rally. From watching the Cheercats tear it up on the mats to playing tug of war and egg toss, these wildcats had school pride and full smiles on display.

Meet the young duo "impacting lives one thread at a time" through fashion-forward philanthropy.

Co-founders of , Westminster Senior William Wright and Lovett Senior Daniel Kauffman, harnessed their passion for fashion and entrepreneurship to make meaningful change, creating a line of t-shirts that directly benefits local charities. The students partner with Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, I Will Survive, Inc., and Atlanta Humane Society, as they create branded graphic tees and donate the majority of proceeds to each respective charity.

Click here to learn more about their story: https://brnw.ch/21wRKvp.

The Westminster Athletics Department is excited to introduce Westminster Prep Leagues, a new opportunity for elementary-age students to develop their sport-specific skills in a supportive and fun environment.

The program will feature soccer, basketball, and flag football offerings for boys and girls in grades 2-5.

Click here to learn more and register your child now: https://brnw.ch/21wRKbJ

WCAT and StudioW received recognition for their exceptional filmmaking skills, bringing home six NATAS Southeast Student Production Awards. The Wildcats won the following categories: Music Video (Ghost by BoyWithUke - Daniel Estrada Hernandez), Short Fiction (What Happened to My Bag?), Sports Program (Pigskin Picnic Pregame Show), Live Sporting Event (WCAT Live Sports Westminster-Centennial), Director (Kate McDonald), and Photographer Charlie Mattie - Mitosis). The eight students who attended the award ceremony gave speeches highlighting their gratitude to William Turton, Bobby Bryant, Kate Morgens, and Will Pitts for their constant support and teaching.

Congratulations, Wildcats! 🐾

As parents attended conferences in Love Hall, Lower School students enjoyed a special day of interactive learning. Pre-first took a visit “down under” exploring all about Australia’s sports, animals, music, and more. The young wildcats learned to play cricket, enjoyed a visit from native species, and learned about the didgeridoo from a local expert.

Senior spring is officially in full swing! Today, students of the Class of 2025 gathered outside Pressly Hall to celebrate the reopening of the Spatio. As the rest of the exciting semester unfolds, seniors will use this space for unwinding, socializing, and rejoicing in the final weeks as Westminster students.

Last Friday, over 700 Wildcat friends and family members gathered in Love Hall for Grandparents and Special Friends Day—a day of fun, family, and connection.

Featuring special student performances, student-led tours, and lots of smiles, the special day shared a glimpse into the everyday life of a young wildcat.

Thank you to the grandparents and special friends who joined for making the day so memorable!

Earlier this week, choruses from all three divisions gathered for a joint St. Patrick's Day performance. Getting into the holiday spirit, the wildcats sported Westminster green and added classic Irish airs to their regular repertoire 🍀

Alumna gathered for an insightful day of community, networking, and learning, featuring female panels and keynote speakers at the Westminster Women's Symposium this weekend.

Attendees connected with their fellow female Wildcats and heard from successful professionals across fields, including keynote speakers, Lisa Borders ’75, Founder & CEO, LMB Group LLC and Retired Navy Rear Admiral Martha Gray Herb ’73.

Thank you to our panelists and attendees for making this event so impactful! 🐾

Over Spring Break, the Upper School's Ensemble traveled to France for a song-filled week of adventuring. The wildcats and their family members traveled throughout Paris and Normandy, singing in renowned churches and exploring the landmarks around the country.

Love Hall celebrated Women's History Month with a girl-powered assembly in Taylor Auditorium yesterday morning!

The young wildcats heard from a panel of female leaders in different careers, learning their favorite female inspirations and the importance of representation throughout industries.

Students and faculty gathered in McCain Chapel yesterday to mourn the loss of Gary Jones and celebrate his profound impact on the Westminster community and beyond. Over two decades, Gary built a legacy of kindness and service, actively engaging with students as a Middle School science teacher, eighth grade basketball coach, Head of Program for Track & Field, and friend to all. In this time of grief, we are grateful for our community’s incredible resilience and support as we lift each other up through prayer.

Spring is in the air on the Westminster campus! Trees are turning green again, temperatures are rising, and our Wildcats are off exploring and resting on Spring Break.

We look forward to welcoming everyone back to campus on Monday!

We recently reached an exciting moment in the construction of The Blake Center—the topping-off of the final piece of steel! 🎉

This tradition, dating back centuries, symbolizes good fortune and unity. For our Wildcat community, it represents the strength of our shared vision and the bright future ahead. Every signature on that beam is a testament to the people who make this place special.

Here’s to what’s ahead!

Tonight’s sunset marks the official start of Ramadan. The ninth month in the Islamic lunar calendar, this holy period is a time for worship, service, and fasting within the Muslim community.

Wishing a peaceful Ramadan to all of our Wildcats who celebrate! 🌙`

Throughout February, our Westminster community embraced Black History Month with several events celebrating Black heritage. From learning traditional African songs to exploring Black contributions to American TV & film, Wildcats experienced the richness of Black art and culture.

Earlier this week, Westminster student-athletes and their parents gathered in Blake Hall for College Athletic Recruitment Night! The event featured a panel of college coaches and Westminster alumni student-athletes sharing tips, advice, and insider perspectives on navigating the college recruiting process. Thank you to our panelists for sharing their expertise!

Less than two months into the spring semester, Westminster students have participated in a myriad of service opportunities across campus and beyond. From the Day of Service in the Lower School to guest speakers and field trips in the Middle School, and the Civic Leadership Summit, co-curriculars, and JanTerm in Upper School, our community has been connecting, learning, and creating a positive impact.