Kia ora e te whānau, Read the latest news from Onslow! In this edition, we celebrate Pride Week, we’ve announced the appointment of a new Assistant Principal, there is some excellent NCEA results from 2025 which mean we are in the 2nd highest achieving State school in Wellington, our Year 10 Kawa and Tikanga programme (within Te […]
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The ‘Grow Your Place’ programme, facilitated by The Wellington Boys’ and Girls’ Institute (BGI), has offered our rangatahi a deeply meaningful and culturally immersive experience here at Onslow. Over the course of five weeks, students have explored Whakapapa, making connections and traditional Māori music and tikanga as part of the Year 10 Kawa and Tikanga
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Kia ora koutou! It was great to see everyone getting involved in this years Pride Week. Pride Week was an amazing time for our kura because it brought our school together and celebrated each and every one of us! Our QSA group did a massive amount of work to plan and organise all the activities
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Kia ora e te whānau, Read the latest update from Tumuaki/Principal Jono Wyeth, and all the news from the Arts, Ngā Manu Kōrero, Year 11 Geography, Sports News, Student Leaders Update, and latest Careers news. Students can also order a Sport Hoodie, and, update your knowledge on Student Absences and what process to use when
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Last night, Onslow College’s all-comers choir, Ngā Manu Tioriori, took to the stage at the annual Big Sing choral competition held at Wellington’s MFC. It was a huge day for our vocalists, who delivered a fantastic performance during the daytime sessions before stepping up once again for the evening gala. The choir filled the venue
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