Engaging specialist programs that enrich learning beyond literacy and numeracy, ensuring high-quality opportunities for every student.
Students participate in Auslan each week, where they are introduced to the language and culture of the Deaf community. The program is engaging and interactive, incorporating singing, games, storytelling and role play to support meaningful learning. Through these activities, students develop foundational communication skills while building awareness, respect and understanding of the hearing-impaired community. This inclusive program encourages empathy, confidence, and an appreciation for diverse ways of communicating.
Teacher
Sharon Sealey
Concepts Covered
Alphabet
Numbers
Everyday signs - family, colours, animals & more
Auslan Conversation Skills
Deaf Culture & Identity
Auslan.
Throughout the year, our young artists engage in a balanced and dynamic visual arts program that nurtures both creativity and skill development. Students explore and experiment across a range of areas including painting, modelling, textiles, printmaking, drawing, collage, construction, and mixed media. This diverse program encourages imagination, builds confidence, and supports the development of artistic techniques in a supportive and inspiring environment.
Teacher
Stacey Hedderman
Concepts Covered
Drawing
Painting
Modelling
Threads & Textiles
Print Making
Art.
Science education at WWPS is built around an inquiry-based approach that supports the development of strong scientific literacy. Through hands-on investigations and purposeful exploration, students build their scientific knowledge and understanding while learning to ask thoughtful questions, explain scientific concepts using evidence and draw informed conclusions. This approach fosters curiosity, critical thinking and problem-solving skills, empowering students to confidently apply their scientific learning to real-world situations.
Teacher
Michael Raison
Concepts Covered
Biological Science
Earth & Space
Chemistry
Physics
Science.
All students participate in a weekly music and performing arts program where they develop their ability to read and interpret music while exploring a wide range of instruments. Students have the opportunity to play xylophones, marimbas, various percussion instruments, ukuleles, keyboards, and more. Alongside instrumental learning, students engage in singing, movement, and performance opportunities that build confidence and expressive skills. Through these rich experiences, they strengthen rhythm, coordination, collaboration, and creativity, while developing an appreciation for music and the performing arts.
Concepts Covered
Basic Music Reading
Listening & Responding to music
Instrumental Techniques & Skills
Music technology
Character Development & Drama skills
Music/Performing Arts.
The PE program at WWPS provides students with the opportunity to build and strengthen lifelong skills through active participation and teamwork. Students engage in a wide range of sports, games and physical activities that promote fitness, coordination, resilience and positive sportsmanship. The program also intentionally embeds the school’s values, encouraging respect, responsibility, and collaboration in every session. Each class participates in one 55 minute lesson per week, ensuring consistent opportunities for skill development and enjoyment of physical activity.
Teacher
Demi Walker
Concepts Covered
Perceptual motor program
Fundamental motor skills
Teamwork
Athletics
Invasion, Net & Striking games
PE.
