GISBORNE CAMPUS NEWSLETTER TERM 1 4th April
- UPDATE FROM THE CAMPUS PRINCIPAL
- INTRODUCING OUR 2025 STUDENT COUNCIL
- STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
- UPDATE FROM THE SLT
- UPDATE FROM THE SECONDARY
- UPDATE FROM PRIMARY
- TERM ONE DATES 2025
- PARENTS 2025 CALENDAR
- L2L FRAMEWORK
- KUDOS
- REMINDER
- OSG SCHOOL UNIFORM
- GISBORNE CAMPUS TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN
- STUDENT DRIVER POLICY
- STUDENTS DISCIPLINE POLICY
- INCIDENT REPORTING
- QUICK LINK REPORT
Student Council has been selected from the different year groups across the school. Each student put their expression of interest forward and were required to complete a 1 - 2 minute presentation on their suitability for the role if more than one student per year group were interested.
The role of the student council is to provide student voice from the wider student body to feedback to the Student Leadership Team. The student council meetings happen every 6 - 8 weeks.
Congratulations to these students.
Over the past few weeks, Tennessee has made an impressive effort towards achieving a high standard in her studies. Her overall approach to staying focused, and her positive attitude is helping her achieve the goals she has set for herself this term.
She has been making a notable impact on the Senior Learning Centre with her friendly demeanour and her willingness to collaborate with her peers and teachers.
Tennessee also had a fantastic outing at Athletics Day in Hawkes Bay, demonstrating that Gisborne can punch above it's weight. One of the many highlights of her day was sprinting ahead of the pack to claim victory in the 200-meter Year 9-13 race.
To top off a great couple of weeks for Tennessee, we are extremely proud that she confidently put her name forward for the Year 10 student council representative, and we would like to congratulate her on this appointment to the Student Council.
It was lovely to have everyone on campus to celebrate the 2024 academic achievements for our Gisborne Campus, and what a year it was! I mentioned during my Recognition of Excellence speech in December how the leaving Year 13 students had left a legacy of academic rigor. This is exactly what we celebrated at Graduation. I am filled with pride to see so many of our diligent students being recognized on the regional stage for their hard work and notable achievements in 2024. When we consider what has been achieved at a regional level this is the best of the best out of all year level students across OneSchool Global New Zealad campuses.
Orlando Blampied – Top 10 Year 13 Performance, Honours student, Gold Endorsement, Year 13 Runner up in Statistics and Year 13 Runner up in Physics.
Astrid Wallace – Honours student and Year 13 Runner up in English
Porsha Vigis - Honours student
Declan Crisp – Year 12 Top in Physics
Kansas Forrest – Year 11 Top in Design and Visual Communications, Gold Endorsement
Tara Vigis – Year 11 Top in Physical Education, Year 11 Top in Science, Year 11 Top in English, Platinum Endorsement and Year 11 Runner Up to Top Scholar.
These are absolutely outstanding accomplishments!
We had an awesome time in Hastings last week for Athletics Day. It was great to see everyone getting involved and doing their best. Thank you so much to Hastings campus, you were fabulous hosts and what fantastic facilities you have to offer.
Throw (Hoops) – Taylor, Lola, Isla, and Theodore
Sprints – William & Taylor, Piper, Isla, and Theodore
High Jump – Taylor, Emmi, Francie, and Sarnz
Positive Attitude Champion Award – Emma & Willow
Living the Values Award – Hugo & Tilly
Diligence in Self-Improvement Award – Taylor & Piper
Term One Dates 2025
Please be aware that all students Year 3-13 will require a OneSchool Global branded school bag from the start of 2025.
The link below is the Traffic Management Plan for The Gisborne Traffic Management please familiarize yourself with the new Plan.
Student Driver / Rider Policy
PURPOSE
It is expected that students will normally travel to and from school using school provided transport, or where
this is not available, in private vehicles under the supervision of a responsible adult. However, this policy
aims to clarify what measures must be implemented for the safe transportation of students if the Campus
Management decides to permit the riding of bicycles, e-scooters and e-skateboards, or for students to drive,
or be driven by a student, to or from the Campus.
For more information please click the link below.
