Dear all,

Healthy learning routines and conversations have been continued to be improved throughout the last few weeks in the build-up to MAP testing next week.

Activities this fortnight

• Year 11 Driver Awareness Session to inform and educate our students on the risks around driving and set goals and plans for staying safe on the road.
• Mayoral visit to Primary where the Goulburn Mayor came to meet with students and plant a tree.
• New Zealand Regional Principals came for a visit in Week 4. It was so lovely to have them come to visit. It is always fantastic to share the amazing things we are working on here at OSGGC. Our SLT met with our guests and shared the goals and achievements throughout their time as an SLT.
• Primary Incursion for PDH
• AI Day – Secondary enjoyed a finish to week with a break from formal lessons and had a day at Campus to learn about AI and the ways to use it effectively.

Upcoming Activities

• Week 5: MAP testing for year 3-11
• Week 5: HSC Trials for Year 12
• Week 6: Year 12 Motivational Day in Sydney

Wellbeing Data

• Positive Merits = 268
• Negative Demerits = 3

MAP Testing

Measure of Academic Progress (MAP) Growth is an online, adaptive assessment tool developed by NWEA, used by more than 12 million students across 145 countries. At OSG, MAP Growth assesses Mathematics, Reading, and Language Usage, with Science included in North America only.

We use MAP Growth to track student learning growth and achievement, and these results are included in all Student Academic Reports.

The strength of MAP lies in its ability to provide teachers with reliable, timely data on each student’s instructional level. This enables teachers to personalise learning and tailor instruction to individual needs.

MAP Growth also fosters meaningful learning conversations between students, teachers, and parents. Students can explore where they are in their learning, where they are headed, and how they will get there - an essential skill for becoming self-directed learners.

We will be holding MAP tests on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, with catch up sessions on Friday and Week Six.

Have a great weekend and we look forward to Week Five and Six

Kind regards,

Mr Sam Goodfellow

There were no award recipients to be recognised at this week's assembly. We appreciate the ongoing efforts of all students and look forward to celebrating future achievements and positive contributions in the weeks ahead

On Thursday, 6 August, our students proudly participated in Schools Tree Day, helping to make a positive contribution to our local environment. We were delighted to welcome Mayor Nina Dillon, who joined our Stage 3 students to plant a Eucalyptus tree on the school grounds.

The event provided students with a valuable opportunity to learn about environmental sustainability and the importance of caring for our natural world. Students enthusiastically took part in the tree-planting activity and enjoyed meeting Mayor Dillon as they worked together to plant the tree.

Hello all,

Term 3 is moving very quickly, as we finalise and submit our last assessment tasks ever! We were visited by the NZ regional principal and Mr Hopgood who were evaluating the campus, and it was a pleasure to host them.

Week 4 was a busy week, with year 12s preparing for our trial exams in the coming weeks. We look forward the AI day and the year 12 day at the Sydney Olympic park.

On behalf of the Student Leadership Team, we hope everyone will have a successful and enjoyable Term 3.

Thanks,

SLT

We are pleased to share with parents and families, the launch of OSG's Experience the Joy of Teaching campaign, which aims to tell the OSG story and attract great teachers to our campuses across the globe.

The campaign features a television commercial style film that was filmed at our Sydney campus in the April school holidays.

The Experience the Joy of Teaching theme was inspired directly by feedback from OSG teachers, many of whom say that joining OneSchool Global helped them reconnect with what inspired them to become teachers in the first place: focusing on teaching and learning and helping students thrive.

The campaign will be used internationally across digital, social media and other advertising channels to introduce prospective teachers to the opportunities available at OneSchool Global.

More than a recruitment campaign, it is a celebration of the students, families and staff that make OSG such a special place to learn and teach.

The film has been tailored to each region with French, Argentinian-Spanish and German language versions, as well as Australian, New Zealand, British and North American voiceovers. You can view the various international versions of the film here.

You can also visit the Experience the Joy of Teaching page on our website here: www.oneschoolglobal.com/joy

How can parents and families support this campaign? If you don't already, please follow OSG on LinkedIn and YouTube, and like and share videos and posts to your networks. If you directly know a teacher that may be interested in learning more about OSG, please share the webpage with them also.