Principal's Message
Nau Mai Haere Mai,
As Acting 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:
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MANAAKITANGA: We believe in nurturing and treating each other with respect and generosity. This ethos fosters a supportive and caring environment where all students feel valued.
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PURSUING GROWTH: We are committed to fostering a culture where everyone strives to grow and achieve together. We encourage our students to consistently pursue their goals with determination and to embrace the concept of lifelong learning.
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WHANAUNGATANGA: We place immense importance on valuing and growing relationships. We take the time to truly know each other, ensuring that everyone in our community feels safe, supported, and empowered to thrive.
News
Onslow College introduces Tradescantia Yellow Spot Fungus to help control pest plant
Onslow College has introduced a fungus to help it control a pest plant. Tradescantia fluminensis (Wandering Willy) is an invasive weed in Aotearoa that has its origins in South America and no natural enemies here (except chickens who love to eat it). In Onslow’s forest restoration area it smothers our native seedlings. Biocontrol is about…
Onslow College Main Reception/Office Closed Until 30th January
Onslow College Update 23 January, 2025 Kia ora e te whānau, Onslow Main Reception/Office Due to ongoing construction, the Main Reception at Onslow College is currently closed. We’re excited to announce that the Main Reception will reopen in a new location from Thursday, 30th January 2025 (8:30 am–4:00 pm). The new reception area is situated…
Onslow College Student Leaders Gear Up for 2025
This week, our future student leaders at Onslow College kicked off their preparations for 2025. Our Kākā Tangi Haeata Student Council, the Year 13 Peer Supporters, and students from our Rangatahi Māori Roopu, participated in two days of exciting and challenging activities. Day 1: Adventure Awaits On a beautiful Wellington day, students were split…