Westheights Public School
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Westheights Public School or just Westheights is a school in Kitchener, Ontario. Westheights Public School is located at the south-west end of the city, in a subdivision called Forest Heights and a community called Westheights. The school is on the corner of Westheights Drive and Driftwood Drive. It is across from the Driftwood plaza and the Grand River Transit (route 25) passes the school.
Westheights was built in the 1970's. It was named Westheights because of the community it is in and the road it's on. It was built because Queensmount Public School was getting crowded and because of the new neibourhoods in that area.
The Westheights Warriors are good, especially the Basketball, Football, and soccer teams. The football team is known in the league to be very good, and they play in the sports field beside the school. The boys soccer team claims to be very good also, and plays in the field beside the school. Both boys and girls volleyball teams are notable teams, and play in the school gym.
About 500 students go Westheights Public School. They are from grades six to eight. After grade eight, students go to Forest Heights Collegiate Institute. Students come to Westheights from John Darling Public School and Driftwood Park School in grade six and Sandhills Public School in grade seven.
