Spirit Week

Spirit Week is an opportunity for students to dress up while building community, school spirit, and participation. It is packed with a series of themes throughout the week, where students as well as teachers are encouraged to match to show school unity, pride, and creativity. Even though WIS is already a school that supports the expression of each individual's clothing style, this event allows students to think outside the box for fun and unique outfits. The event will take place on the last week of school (the upcoming week) for grades 6 to 12, where the different themes will be:

Monday - Pyjama day

Tuesday - Students dress as teachers, and teachers dress as students

Wednesday - Dress as your type

Thursday - Emo day

Friday - 2000s day

This means that on Monday students are asked to come to school with their comfiest set of pyjamas, which provides a sense of relief for students as they have finished the first half of the school year and the holidays are on their way. On Tuesday, students are advised to dress up as their favourite or most iconic teacher, while teachers imitate students' fashion to foster connection, humour, and mutual understanding. Dress up as your type essentially just means “wear clothes that you find attractive on others”, which allows the expression of personal interest and identity. Emo day will occur on Thursday where students are asked to wear dark clothes to have an exciting and engaging day. Lastly, the 2000s theme encourages participants to dress up in clothing and styles popular during that decade.

Spirit Week is more than just a week of fun. It builds lasting memories, strengthens school culture, and reminds everyone of the joy of being part of a vibrant, supportive community. We strongly encourage all the students and teachers to take part. A pizza party will be awarded to the homeroom class with the most students participating, which will be counted by the Student Council. So, grab your costumes, bring your enthusiasm, and get ready to show your school spirit! Hope to see you there!

Secondary Student Council