Our Student Leaders, Kākā Tangi Haeata, have hit the ground running this term! From fostering school spirit to supporting our local community and environment, their latest initiatives are all about making a tangible difference. Here is a look at what they’ve been working on and how you can get involved: Sustainability in Action: Seaweek Cleanup
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Our international students and host families came together for a lovely evening of food, introductions and fun! From Sushi and curry to pizza, cakes and other amazing homemade dishes, everyone shared a taste of their culture. We also played ‘Find someone who…. Bingo’ and spent time socialising – a wonderful way to build connections and
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We had a fantastic turnout for our first ngahere working bee of the year on Sunday 22nd February. The team rolled up their sleeves to tackle blackberry and weeds, finishing off with a fresh layer of mulch to give our young forest plants the best start possible. The restoration area is looking truly well-loved!It’s amazing
Many hands make light work at the Waipahīhī Stream Read More »
Onslow College International Homestay – Now recruiting for Long Term and Short Term Homestays Would you like to host an international student in your home? The Onslow College International Programme is looking for families willing to host international students – short term and long term. This is a great opportunity for you and your whānau
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Kia ora e te whānau, The latest Newsletter, He Karere o te Kura, is out now! This second edition of the year includes: Jono Wyeth’s latest update, impressive Literacy and Numeracy stats, important dates, a Property update, and some SchoolBridge tips. We are also searching for workplaces involved in a science field to help our Year
Latest Onslow College Newsletter out now: 19 February Read More »
