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Year 13 IB Visual Art Exhibition
Year 13 IB Visual Art Exhibition
We are looking forward to welcoming you to our Year 13 IB Visual Art Exhibition next week.
IB Art Exhibition 2025
Event: IB Visual Art Exhibition
Venue: Auditorium
Date: Tuesday 18 March
Time: 6pm - 8pm
Evening of Dance registration
Evening of Dance registration
Every year, West Island School hosts an Evening of Dance to celebrate the work and talent of our many dancers across the school community. This year, the event will be held on Thursday 27 March, at 6:30 pm and will also feature performances from our theatre students.
Please complete the Google Form to register your attendance so that we can prepare accordingly.
There will be un-reserved seating and doors will open at 6:10 pm. Please note that the performances will begin at 6:30 pm promptly and late arrivals will need to wait for a suitable break in performances to be admitted entry into the auditorium.
PTA: Thank you for WIS Bazaar
PTA: Thank you for WIS Bazaar
A message from the PTA:
We’re thrilled that you all joined us at the WIS Bazaar! Your presence and support made the event a fantastic success. Now, we invite you to participate in our Silent Auction, where you can bid on exciting items and experiences while supporting our school.
Silent Auction
Silent Auction
Auction Details:
Date: The Silent auction was launched on the 8 March 2025
Bidding ends: 21st March
Winners contacted by 25th March
Location: Online bidding, please visit here.
Why Participate?
Support Our School: Proceeds from the auction will directly benefit our programs and enrich our students' educational experiences.
Unique Items: Bid on exclusive items and experiences donated by our generous community members.
Fun for Everyone: The starting bids are all at half their face value so get a great deal!
Thank you for your continued support!
Thank You for Making the 2025 WIS Bazaar a Success!
Thank You for Making the 2025 WIS Bazaar a Success!
We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated in the 2025 WIS Bazaar! Your enthusiasm and support made this event truly unforgettable. So many great performances, fun games, amazing food and a visit from Mister Softee Ice Cream at our school.
Attendees enjoyed a fantastic selection of delicious foods from our diverse stalls, including Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Korean, and Southeast Asian cuisines. The BBQ, Pizza and drinks stalls are managed by teachers and staff, so a huge thank you to them too. Thank you to the parents and children that donated baked goods to the Cake Stand and Fruit Stand. The Dynasty Bake Off had really lovely items for sale!
The day was filled with fun and entertainment, including exciting inflatables, VR games, and the Rugby Target Game. Families relaxed in the Zen Zone, where they could enjoy craft projects, while our talented student bands and performers captivated audiences throughout the day.
Shoppers delighted in browsing our commercial vendors and pre-loved books and toys.
Don’t forget the Silent Disco, where friends danced away with headphones, and the auditorium performances showcased our students' incredible talents.
Thank you once again for your participation and support. Together, we created a wonderful experience for our community!
Warm regards,
The WIS Bazaar Organising Committee
Congratulations to Dynasty Bake Off Winners!
Congratulations to Dynasty Bake Off Winners!
A heartfelt thank you to all our talented bakers! Your creations were not only stunningly beautiful but also absolutely delicious, embodying the spirit of Easter with every bite. From vibrant decorations to mouthwatering flavors, the treats that you made were truly special. Well done! Here are the winners:
1st: Adita Dagur, Viola Wong, Savannah Chilton (13Y2, 13Y3)
2nd: Avni Patil, Anya Grady, Alicia Von Hausswolff Juhlin (13H3, 13Q3, 13M1)
3rd: Anastasia Bizos, Frankie Leung, Shwana Thambi (7M1, 7Y2)
Congratulations to all our talented bakers!
U16 Girls Rugby win
U16 Girls Rugby win
The U16 Sandy Bay Girls Team has won the U16 Girls Rugby League in Hong Kong. Many West Island students are in the team; Scarlett Moore, Luca Schorr, Zoe Schorr, Eloisa Deayton, Nica McMahon, Jennica Narag and Rochelle Ng. We look forward to their performance in the upcoming interschool competition next week.
Year 13 students take part in a lecture in financial budgeting
Year 13 students take part in a lecture in financial budgeting
Year 13 students had the valuable opportunity to hear from Maseco Asia about budgeting advice for university and strategies for becoming lifelong investors. The diverse range of questions they asked highlighted their strong grasp of financial literacy. The big question remains: what does the future hold—crypto, bonds, stocks, or a diversified portfolio?
Additionally, Year 13 worked with the Higher Education team to learn how to accept and secure their university offers.
Photos by Ivo Lipanovic
Year 13 Sytric Chan has produced an award-winning film
Year 13 Sytric Chan has produced an award-winning film
The short film Crushing that West Island Year 13 student Sytric Chan has helped produced has won Best LGBTQ+ Film at the Wolverine Con International Student Film Festival.
Sports Assistant Kirsten McNeil achieves her 50th Cap for Hong Kong in Hockey
Sports Assistant Kirsten McNeil achieves her 50th Cap for Hong Kong in Hockey
Sports Assistant Kirsten McNeil, who is also a Hong Kong National Field Hockey player and captain, achieved her 50th Cap for Hong Kong in their recent match against Singapore. A cap is awarded when a player represents their country in an international match.
Photoshoot next Monday and Tuesday (17 and 18 March)
Photoshoot next Monday and Tuesday (17 and 18 March)
This is a reminder for next Monday and Tuesday's professional group photoshoot.
Detailed notes to students and the schedule are in the document embedded here
photoshoot schedule (finalized).pdfParent Survey
Parent Survey
Please check your emails for the ESF survey link - all feedback helps us to know how to improve.
Thank you and wishing you a good weekend.
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