Wawin National High School
Wawin National High School is one of the six government-run national high schools in Papua New Guinea, which are also known as "Schools of Excellence". The coeducational school caters for Grades 11 and 12 only, and is a boarding school. Description Wawin National High School is located in Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea (PNG). It is in a remote location around 7 miles north of the 40th Mile (from Lae) of the Highlands Highway. There are about 500 students and around 27 teachers. Students from throughout PNG can apply to attend the school, which was built with assistance from the Government of China.The majority (over 65 %) of students selected by the school come from rural high and secondary schools from the 9 districts in the Morobe Province. Subjects taught are: English language and literature; general and advanced mathematics; chemistry; biology; physics; applied science; economics; accounting; business studies; history; geography and information and communications technology (ICT). The school is part of the Papua New Guinea and Australia Partnership for Secondary Schools, which aims to give students from both countries the opportunity to study together and work on joint projects. In 2021, the school started to offer a new curriculum known