Have a look at the list of our Cultural clubs on this page and contact the organisers if you want any further information.
It’s an opportunity for anyone in the school to come together and learn more about the Polynesian culture. We have one big performance which is Tu Tagata where we perform with heaps of the other schools in Wellington and we have lots of other little performances here and there. We learn songs and dances from different pacific islands and it’s a great experience for everyone to come together and create a sisterhood and a second family
WHEN: Thursday lunch and after school, 3.30-5.30 pm. There will be extra practices during the holidays and closer to our Tu Tagata festival performance.
WHERE: Gym 2
LEADER(s): Willow Joseph-Tolo, Brianna Lualua, Aniva Neru and Elsa Toalima
CONTACT: juliana.aupaau@wgc.school.nz
The WGC APC was formed in 2022 after the school’s first celebration of the Asian Pacific Islander Heritage month in May. We are a performing group, but first and foremost we are a group of friends and a community who aim to celebrate the wide array of Asian cultures at Wellington Girls’ .We believe having a space to connect with your own and other cultures is the first steps towards cultural unity.
WHEN: Friday Lunchtimes
WHERE: DR1
LEADER(s): Yian Liu, Thasha Sathasivam, Gayathri Alagappan, Savitri Sharma, Linda Song, Sethumli Manodara, Sanvi Puri, Natalie Pearson, Delaney Stein, Casmai Sawhney, Aliza Sajid, Vaishnavi Ranjan and Lwandiswa Khanyile
CONTACT: liuyi3@wgc.school.nz
Kia ora rā e te Whānau! Nau mai, haere mai ki Te Haeta Awatea. We’re a combined Kapa Haka group alongside Wellington College, and this year is huge for us as we work towards our main kaupapa: Regionals 2026! Regionals is the Wellington Kapa Haka School competition, and we’re so excited.
He wāhi mō te katoa – anyone can join!
We can’t wait to see you at our first practice 🙂
WHEN: Monday after school
WHERE: Gym 2
LEADER(s): Anthony Urwin
CONTACT:anthony.urwin@wgc.school.nz