Students are striving to earn OneSchool Awards for exemplifying the school values on campus.

Each merit received is worth one house point, contributing to their House score as well as their individual point tally.

Students received their awards in Weeks 5 and 6

Winners of our Barrel Draws for Weeks 5 and 6 were:

Celeste Grace - Year 7

Laurèn Brewer - Year 3

Both girls received a $5 canteen voucher.

Singers of the Week - Week 5:

Elliott Penhall and Laila Noakes

Congratulations to all our awardees!

Mini History Museums – History Week Celebration

During History Week, our students proudly showcased their learning through the creation of Mini History Museums, and what an incredible display it was!

Students were challenged to design engaging exhibits that explored important moments, people and themes from Australian history, and they rose to the occasion with enthusiasm, creativity and care.

Each museum featured a range of artefacts, models and informative displays, with many students choosing fascinating topics such as the Gold Rush and Ned Kelly. It was wonderful to see the thought and effort that went into each project, with students clearly demonstrating their understanding while also sharing what they had discovered in meaningful and creative ways.

All students across the campus had the opportunity to visit and explore these mini museums, and the response was overwhelmingly positive. Staff and senior students were impressed by the quality of the work, and the pride students took in presenting their learning.

A special congratulations goes to Acacia Gillies, who was recognised as the Stage 3 winner, and Florence Ohlmeyer, who was recognised as the Stage 2 winner. Both students demonstrated exceptional effort and understanding in their exhibits. We are incredibly proud of all students for the creativity, care, and enthusiasm they brought to their work.

Mrs Megan Evans

Romano - The Big Merino

Chaston - Ned Kelly

Charles - The Anzacs

Yorke - The Eureka Stockade

Baxter - Eureka Stockade

George - The Gold Rush

Laurèn - The Colonial Life

Huntley - Ned Kelly

Violette - The Gold Rush

Missoni - Killers of Eden

Dionte - Ned Kelly

Evelyn - The Gold Rush

Thatcher - Hill 60 (The Anzacs)

Kingsley - Ned Kelly

Vera - The Gold Rush

Bonita Dunlop - The Convicts

Annabelle - Ned Kelly

Sasha - Convicts

Marlowe - The Gold Rush

Winner of Stage 2 - Florence - The Gold Rush

Winner of Stage 3 - Acacia - The Bushrangers

Building, Coding, Creating: Primary LEGO® Lab at OSG!

LEGO® Lab is an exciting first for OSG, giving our Primary students a hands‑on way to explore creativity, problem‑solving, coding, and teamwork. Across several weeks between March and May 2026, students worked through a sequence of LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime and Scratch‑based activities, designed to build confidence and develop their Primary L2L Skills.

Their learning journey lead to the Final Design Challenge, where students worked in teams to solve a real‑world problem using their LEGO® SPIKE™ Prime kit. Each campus selected one winning team who then created a short video that showcased the team’s design and approach to go through for regional, and then global, judging.

We had lots of great entries at Goulburn Campus. Congratulations to Charles, Kingsley and Bjorne for their winning entry of a coin flipper. Please enjoy their video discussing their process and design. We wish them good luck in the regional competition.

Mrs. Leonie Mitchell

Hello all, we are now over halfway into the term.

Week 5, Yrs 11 and 12 travelled to the Orange campus on Thursday for the day.

We all looked forward to Athletics last Friday but unfortunately was cancelled due to bad weather.

However, Year 11 put on a burger lunch for the school.

Week 6, the senior boys went to Hudson Park during lunchtime on Tuesday to have a footy game as our field is still out of action.

Then on Friday Yr 12 completed a first aid course.

Overall, morale has been good in the lc and throughout the school.

Ethan Woodbury - for the SLT Team

Please see below Campus Captures from the recent Regional Assembly.

Today we celebrated National Donut Day at recess.

What's not to love about a warm cinnamon donut on a wintery day!