GISBORNE CAMPUS NEWSLETTER TERM 3 July 25th

Over the past few weeks, Krueger has demonstrated exceptional commitment and ownership in preparing for success. He’s been practicing with consistency — setting clear goals, staying focused, and engaging deeply with each task.

His approach has been both thoughtful and focused. Whether working independently or during MAP intervention sessions with Ms. Di, he shows a strong sense of responsibility and pride in his learning.

Krueger’s positive mindset and determination have kept him motivated, even when faced with challenges. He’s not just preparing for a test — he’s developing lifelong learning habits that will support him well beyond his time at OSG.

We’re incredibly proud of the effort and growth Krueger has shown these past weeks. Keep up the amazing work — your dedication is truly inspiring! 

Year 7 & 8 students have had an exciting start to the term. For the first time, all three Assignments have been rolled out on their Canvas page. This means students can now independently access the Assignment, Lesson, and Study tabs.

Planning their study is now more effective, as 'must-do' activities are easy to find, and learning can be revisited through the Lesson tab to reinforce understanding. This development has contributed to a very successful first few weeks back at Gisborne Campus, with the Learning to Learn framework truly in action.

Let me introduce you to our newest member of staff, Sue StJohn.

Sue joined our reliever pool in Term 2 and after 3 weeks of having her on campus, it was evident she is someone we would love to have on a more consistent basis.  

Sue is a qualified Maths teacher with many years experience at a range of secondary levels. Joining the Maths department at OSG, we are excited about the impact she will have, not only on our local team, but the academic success of all students Regionally.  

You will find Sue on campus Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for Term 3, please join me in welcoming her.