IN THE RUNNING: Former WHS student Jamie Newell will compete in Hamilton on May 26 to 28 for the title Master Electricians Electrical Apprentice of the Year. Westmere's Jamie Newell score in the...
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Aramoho edged to silvers by champion on comeback
Former WHS students, Luke Watts and Hugh Pawson got silver in the men's senior double sculls at the NZ Rowing Championships.PHOTO: Anne Pawson The Aramoho Whanganui Rowing Club members were...
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Aramoho rise to champs - February 2016
RED AND GOLD: Aramoho Wanganui Rowing Club athletes Hugh Pawson (left) and Luke Watts on the winner's dais with coach Ian Weenink after claiming the men's double sculls at the national...
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Aramoho score seven wins - January 2015
ROWING REUNION: Gus Pawson, now at the University of Auckland (former WHS student), helping AWRC teammate Luke Watts with his single sculls boat at Cambridge on the weekend. The Aramoho Wanganui...
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Arena expands future options - October 2015
GOOD SPORTS: Wanganui High School associate principal Elizabeth Spooner is flanked by officials (from left) Lisa Martin (head of PE), Diane Howard (director of sport), Lisa Murphy (sport...
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Art is in good hands
TALENTED YOUTH: People's Choice winner Jovanna Penn-Reina (left), organiser Tamara Stratton, winners Eloise Young (WHS student), Mikayla Baldwin (WHS student), Xanthe Cohen and Aranga Molijn (WHS...
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Art show tackles big taboo - October 2015
RAISING AWARENESS: Artist Te Autiti Hikaka-Gilsenan (WHS student) and 6-year-old Violet Mansell, with some of the artworks in the He Taonga Awhina exhibition. Nine Maori artists have come together for...
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Art students create awesome backdrop/props for Musical
St Johns Hill School Year 6 students and staff set our Whanganui High School Art students, the challenge to create the backdrop and props for their upcoming “The Amazing Adventures of...
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Artist lends her skills to theatre
POSTER GIRL: WHS student Niamh O'Connell with her Red Riding Hood poster.PHOTO courtesy of Harmony May. "I am an artist." With this positive, affirming statement Niamh (pronounced Neeve)...
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Artist Talk at the Sarjeant Gallery
Two more reasons WHS can celebrate current and past students: NZ Photographer, Roberta Thornley, has created a series of stunning imagery based on gymnast Millie Manning (Year 13 WHS student 2016)...
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Artists go with flow
WHS teacher Graham Hall with the Whanganui River Print.Printmakers capture essence of Whanganui River.(Below are the prints made by WHS students/teachers/former teachers that have contributed to this...
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Arts review entries to go on show
WHS student Sophie Wham is one of 10 artists to enter her work in the youth award category for the 2017 Belton, Smith and Associates Limited Whanganui Arts Review. PHOTO: Bevan Conley. ENTRIES...
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Ashworth Brothers playing at Jubilee Stadium
The Wanganui Lightning United want to make this weekend's round of the Lower North Island Senior A League all about them at Jubilee Stadium. Hosting the inline version of hockey in this town for the...
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At last! Cooks gets a cooler
Mark Stoneman, mayor Hamish McDouall and Karen Hobbs slake their thirst at the new fountain watched by Whanganui High School students at their 'Fun Day' at Cooks Gardens on Thursday 8 December. It's...
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Athletes take Pathway to top - May 2015
HELPING HAND: Sport Whanganui's Nicole Dryden with kayaker and former WHS student Aiden Nossiter and coach Brian Scott after Nossiter's second inclusion in the Pathway To Podium programme. Eight...
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