The Education Review Office (ERO) visits schools every 3 to 5 years and then writes a full report on the level of teaching and learning they observe. Our last ERO visit was in 2018. View the report HERE.
A tradition of high expectations for achievement, participation, behaviour and belonging is strongly supported by students, teachers, leaders, board members and the community.
The school’s curriculum is matched to the aspirations of students and their families. It provides a broad range of choices and opportunities that suitably support girls’ learning and opens up pathways for them beyond school. Options for senior students are well considered and students are assisted with high quality advice and guidance to make good decisions.
In commenting on the achievement of our students, it was observed that:
High levels of student achievement continue to be a feature of the school.
Growth in the number of students achieving merit or excellence endorsements at NCEA Levels 1 and 2 is evident in the 2011 and 2012 results.
School personnel identify relevant annual goals to improve aspects of NCEA achievement, with improving the rate of excellence endorsements in Level 3 NCEA being this year’s target.
Students at Wellington Girls’ College perform well in their assessments. Results below show how we perform compared to decile 8 – 10 schools across New Zealand.
Results for 2016 (results for the previous year are updated in Term 1)
