Culture – Flannel

Shrinking women Living in liberal city, in a liberal(ish) country, Wellington girls often talk about gender imbalance when we see it. Yet still, many of us have internalised an array of coded, gendered values that permeate our day-to-day behaviour and attitudes. We are a generation of girls who have found ourselves at a crossroad in the midst … Continue reading

Blinded by bra straps On the day you are propelled out of that mad vagina, you are not clothed. You are gross, slimy and completely, 100% naked. You begin to grow. Going from toddler to child and then on to teen. In the beginning being naked was the norm. Running around the public pool with ya bits swaying in … Continue reading

Kids will be kids – an examination of queerphobia Through the ages, the telltale signs of bullying have been met with one of the most rage-inducing phrases of all time: “Kids will be kids!” Bullying has become part of the quintessential high-school experience, with people taking position as either the bully or the bullied. One of the most common causes of bullying in high … Continue reading

Noah Life in arguably the biggest city in the world, is bound to be different than here in Wellington. Noah Miura is an exchange student from Tokyo. He has been all over the world, and now he has come to New Zealand. He’s a student here at Wellington High School for eight months, and is … Continue reading

Music Evening One 2015 Photos

Wednesday’s Musical Spotlight Welly High's Music Evening

Thursday’s Musical Spotlight

Wednesday’s Musical Spotlight

Lest We Misremember: Creating the Anzac Legend. Are we making a myth of the memory of war?

Transgender and Transphobia: A View from all Sides Some much needed explanation on the reality of transphobia outside our liberal school.

Do You Know The Way To San Jose? Should we explore the unknown in a mysterious gap year?

Senior Year Leadership: Happiness or Despair? The opportunities and pitfalls to leading groups at Year 13