How many drops of water fit on a 10c coin? Is there really a difference between Marmite and Vegemite? Can sea shells be cleaned up with vinegar, or is salt and vinegar better? These were the questions our Junior Science team answered to secure 3rd place at the Wellington Junior Science Tournament. Competing against 12 […]
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We are delighted to congratulate Mark Patchett, Damian Aitken, Niamh Campbell, John Phillips and Abigail McIntyre, on achieving their full teaching certification. Their commitment to education is the embodiment of our high expectation, high-care environment. We wanted to highlight the journey to becoming a teacher of one of our newest teachers, Mark Patchett. Mark’s journey
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A massive congratulations to our junior Adventure Racing team. They have spent this week in Tongariro competing against teams across Aotearoa in the Hillary Outdoors Get2Go final. The team won the Wellington regional event and have been honing their mountain biking, orienteering, paddling, climbing and problem solving skills over the last couple of months. Well
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On December 1st & 2nd, the future student leaders of Onslow College began their journey toward 2026. Our Kākā Tangi Haeata Student Council, the incoming 2026 Year 13 Peer Supporters, came together for two days of connection, challenge, and growth. The energy was high as these groups united to build the skills necessary to lead
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Latest Newsletter, He Karere o te Kura, is out now! This edition of He Karere includes: Jono Wyeth’s latest update, 2026 Start of the year important dates, Pō Whakanui Awards, International Students enjoying our region, what is coming up for the rest of the term: Year 9 & 10 Activities Week, Year 9 & 10
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