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May 23, 2022 · Despite its widespread recognition, the School has retained the community character for which it has become known since its inception. Westville Boys High School is a happy and productive school with considerable stakeholder involvement. We believe in the value of a balanced, all-round education encompassing Academics, Sport, the Arts and ...
Sep 30, 2022 · 23 - 27 September. At 5.30 in the morning 55 young men and 4 Staff members departed by coach on the 2022 edition of the Academic Tour. The excitement was tangible - especially as this was - thanks to the scourge that was Covid - the first Tour in three years. Thanks to. the Pandemic Tour plans were being altered, often at the last minute.
Matric Results 2023. WBHS 2023 Matriculants produce exceptional results. A massive congratulations to our Matric Class of 2023 on their incredible NSC results. We celebrate another year of success with our boys achieving a pass rate of 96.3%, with a total of 154 bachelor passes, setting the stage for a bright and purposeful future for our boys.
The Westville Boys’ High School Muslim Students Association embarked on a project to distribute 350 grocery hampers to the informal settlement of Malukazi on Sunday, the 12 th of July. This is an annual project that was initiated in 2010 and has occurred every year since.
The Griffin is the official symbol of the school, fostering a common sense of purpose and identity. It is a symbol of all we strive for at Westville Boys’ High School. The griffin is a legendary creature with the body, tail and back legs of a lion; the head and wings of an eagle; and sometimes an eagle’s talons as its front feet.
Westville Boys’ High School has a proud record of academic achievement. Its reputation as a top school was built around academics during the first years of its existence. This reputation has now been enhanced by a high degree of success in sport, culture, service and leadership, ensuring that our students are able to find their purpose and ...
The next recorded date of a school in Westville was 1 March 1935 when Miss Gladys Carr rang her school-bell in the Westville church hall. In 1941, this school moved to Bernard’s House, a farmhouse situated on the present Westville Boys' High site. Mr and Mrs Bernard had bequeathed the property to the people of Westville for educational purposes.
