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 Term 4 sports registrations are now open. Whānau/caregivers will need to register their student for Term 4 sports via the Onslow Sport – 2026 Term 4 Registrations permission slip on SchoolBridge by Friday 21 August. ​If students are not registered by this date, they will not be registered to play Term 4 sports. ​Term 4

It’s been a Sporty School Holidays! A few of our students and recent alumni were busy over the school holidays, representing their regions and New Zealand across a range of sports. Below are some of their achievements from the 2 week break: Eleanor Shaw – Represented the Netball Wellington U16 Team at the U16 North

International Student BIG Wellington Welcome!   Our new cohort of 30 International students started their Onslow experience with a large school Pōwhiri on Monday morning. They were welcomed by our Kapa Haka group, Te Whānau a Tarikākā, and Onslow staff. A new student from Germany, Fritz, bravely stood up among his new peers and introduced

How Onslow College got behind the Polar Plunge with a student-led bake sale. Communities across Aotearoa New Zealand are getting behind the Law Enforcement Torch Run Polar Plunge, helping create sporting opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities through Special Olympics New Zealand. At Onslow College, students chose to support the campaign with a bake sale.

This week we welcomed Grant Henderson to Te Kāreti o Tarikākā, Onslow College. Grant is in the role of Assistant Principal – Kaiarahi, leading and driving whānau engagement and Māori achievement. He is teaching Hauora and has a passion for Mathematics, Numeracy and Literacy. Welcome to the Onslow whānau Grant! Ko Grant Henderson tāku ingoa.