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At Woodville High School, we warmly invite you to discover what makes our school such a vibrant and inspiring place to learn.

We host our annual Open Night in Term 1, where families can explore our facilities, celebrate the achievements of our students, and experience the spirit of our community. Open Night features a showcase of student work, interactive displays, and a Principal’s Address, giving you a full insight into life at Woodville High School.

In addition to Open Night, we offer small group tours each term, led by a member of our Executive Team. These personalised tours provide a wonderful opportunity to see our school in action, visit key learning areas, and have your questions answered in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

Whether you join us for Open Night or book a term tour, we look forward to welcoming you to Woodville High School.

Book your tour today!

2025 Tour Dates

Term 1 (Open Night)19 March
Term 213 May (4.00pm)
Term 35 August (4.00pm)
Term 421 October (4.00pm)

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Middle Years

At Woodville High School, the Middle Years represent an exciting stage of growth and opportunity for students in Years 7 to 9. Our supportive learning community is focused on nurturing every student’s potential while fostering a strong sense of belonging and personal development.

Senior Years

The journey from Year 10 to 12 is an exciting one for every young person and we feel very honoured to be part of it with you. We believe that the journey should be one that is enriching, inspiring and where every senior school student will cultivate the capabilities, skills and dispositions that will enable them to thrive as they navigate an ever-changing world.

Special Interest Music

Woodville High School is a designated Special Interest Music Centre. The Music Centre offers a wide range of specialist music courses to cater for the varied needs of its student population.