Manaakitanga

We nurture and treat each other with respect and generosity.

Pursuing Growth

We strive to grow and achieve together, to consistently pursue our goals with determination, and to value life-long learning.

Whanaungatanga

We value and grow relationships. We take the time to know each other and work to make sure that everyone can feel safe and thrive.

Valuing Diversity

We are inclusive and respectful of all the many ways of being that make us who we are as unique individuals and as a community.

Kaitiakitanga

We recognise our responsibilities to protect and look after our environments and the things that we value to support our own and our community’s wellbeing.

Principal's Message

Nau Mai Haere Mai,

As Principal of Onslow College, I am delighted to extend a warm welcome to our community. Onslow College prides itself on providing an exceptional educational environment, where every student is empowered to achieve their full potential and grow into confident, and valued members of Aotearoa, New Zealand.

Our school is built upon a strong set of values that are the foundation of everything we do:

  • Manaakitanga

  • Pursuing Growth

  • Whanaungatanga

  • Valuing Diversity

  • Kaitiakitanga

These values underpin our commitment to both academic excellence and holistic development. While we are proud to be consistently ranked among the top schools in New Zealand for academic achievement, we also celebrate the invaluable learning that occurs beyond the classroom. Our extensive pastoral care network, coupled with a wide range of sporting and cultural activities, ensures that students have every opportunity to develop their individual strengths and identities.

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Jono Wyeth, Onslow College Principal
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Vocational Expo Success

On Wednesday 18th March, we welcomed a large group of training organisations into our Kura for our inaugural Vocational Careers Expo. If you have ever had a haircut, got your car fixed, had your house repaired or painted, brought some designer clothing or jewellery, or had to get your toilet unblocked, that was likely done…

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Sea Week Aotearoa Clean up at Onslow College

The student Kaitiaki Leadership Team organised a Waipahīhī rubbish collection on the 6th March to mark Sea week, Aotearoa’s national week for celebrating the ocean. An enthusiastic group of akonga collected bags of plastic, cans and other rubbish out of the awa and from the surrounding ngahere. The collection made these environments cleaner and ensured…

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Kura Wā – Rangitahi Māori explore: ‘No hea koe?’ – Where are you from?

This past weekend, rangatahi Māori students gathered at Kāpiti Marae for the inaugural Kura Wā, centering on the profound kaupapa, “Nō hea koe?”. Students moved beyond traditional definitions of identity, exploring their history and the legacy of Te Reo and Te Ao Māori through unique, hands-on lenses. From collaborating on a massive kowhaiwhai piece under…

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