OC Volleyball Onslow College Volleyball is off to a great start with THIRTEEN teams registered in the local leagues for Term 1. A huge surge in this sports popularity (especially among girls) across the region and country means lots of opportunities to play and a step up in competition, and lots of volunteer student coaches!
Sports Wrap-Up – 19 February, 2026 Read More »
Do you work in Science? Does your job involve something to do with Chemical Reactions, Electricity, Human Physiology or Genes? Your school needs you. Our Year 9 Maths and Year 10 Science classes have a unique opportunity to be involved in a programme in which we contextualise what they learn in the classroom with the
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Ngā Manu Tioriori – all-comers choir Onslow has an all-comers choir that is open to any student who is keen to sing. We sing a wide range of music in 3 or 4 part harmony that caters for all voice types. No prior experience or music reading ability is required. This year the choir will
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A massive congratulations to our very own Jade Jamieson (Year 12) for achieving national honours in football! Already a key member of our Girls’ First XI, Jade spent part of her December holidays in Christchurch at the Māori Football Aotearoa U16 Women’s training camp. She put in a tremendous effort over four days, culminating in
Sport News – 5th February Read More »
On Monday the 2nd February, Kylie Wihapi – Deputy Mayor for Porirua City, presented three inspirational young women with Young Women in Leadership scholarships on behalf of the Zonta Mana and Wellington clubs. Maia Thompson, a Year 13 at Onslow last year, was awarded a scholarship to support, encourage and inspire her to continue her
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