Whānau

Onslow College is an extended family, a collective who care. We take the time to know each other, and we work hard to make sure that everyone feels safe. Whānau show care for each other.

Whenua

Onslow College is a place for akōnga to find sustenance. We focus on wellbeing, identity, and sustaining growth in all that we do so everyone can thrive.

Whakapapa

We all have layers which make up who we are. The way these layers combine in ways that make us unique. It identifies all that akōnga bring with them each day. The way our families and influences make us who we are and how they connect us.

Diversity

Diversity is about including and accepting people of different social, socio-economic, learning styles, ethnic, genders, faith, sexual orientation, valuing diversity is inclusion.

Community

Onslow College is a community of people that care about each other and feel they belong together. We are a community of people who balance the rights of the individual against what is best for the group.

Principal's Message

Nau Mai Haere Mai

Onslow College takes great pride in delivering the best possible educational opportunities for its students.

We believe every student can achieve academic success and have an extensive pastoral care network to help them achieve to their potential. A strong partnership with home is a key ingredient in this goal and we both value and encourage parents and families to take an active interest in their child's achievements at school. Working together we can help our young people develop their individual strengths and identities and build the confidence to be able to contribute to society.

 

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News

Show Quest 2022

13 Jun 2022

Abby Holdaway, a year 13 student at Onslow, wrote the following piece about ShowQuest 2022: “This year Onslow College participated in the 2022 National Showquest Competition. Schools across the country put together performances to be filmed […]

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Pink Shirt Day

07 Jun 2022

Pink Shirt Day By Lucy Smith On Friday the 20th of May 2022, Aotearoa was asked to Kōrero Mia, Kōrero Atu, Mauri Tu, Mauri Ora – Speak Up, Stand Together, Stop Bullying. Pink Shirt Day started […]

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International Food Fair

07 Jun 2022

At lunchtime on Friday 18 June the Languages, English Language and the International Department held the annual International Food Fair in the school hall. The Food Fair is the culmination of a week of events to […]

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