Our Star Students are selected for a variety of reasons such as living the values, great work ethic and excellent behaviour. We congratulate the following star students for their efforts and encourage all our students to strive to be a star.

Our star students are:

Being a hard worker

Being a hard worker

Being a hard worker

Being a hard worker

Becoming a more self-directed student in the classroom

For his kindness and inclusiveness in all tasks

Caring for others

Respect for staff

Commitment to learning

Students are learning about Bees this term, their lifecycle, how they help pollenate and produce honey, what flowers attract bees etc. take a look at some of the work our Orange students have produced and some Arts and Crafts from Cowra.

Jump Rope for Heart kicks off this term at OneSchool Gobal!

Jump Rope for Heart is the Heart Foundation’s primary school skipping challenge that helps kids move more, have fun, and raise funds for life-saving research and programs.

This year we’ve got an audacious goal to see our student Heart Heroes at OSG to log 50 hours of skipping throughout the program!

Register your child online, so they can receive the full benefits of the program and participate in online fundraising, simply click the button below to get started.

Students will be skipping from weeks 3-7 this term, during this time you can share their online fundraising page with family and friends to help raise money for this great cause.

We will hold our school Jump Off Day on Friday 4th September, this will mark the end of the program and is a chance for everyone to come together to skip and show off their newly learned skills.

Thank you for supporting the Jump Rope for Heart program!

YEAR 10

Our seminar for year 10 was very good and students did well discussing climate with fellow classmates. Their research was very well presented and showed the depth of knowledge they had collected.

YEAR 8

Year 8 have been learning about cells and were able to use microscopes to look at plant and animal cells in detail.

Q: Why was the microscope always invited to parties?

A :Because it could make even the smallest details interesting!

YEAR 7

Year 7 Tech are making Robots again! We start out making a basic robot that can move, then add capability until the robot can use sensors and motors to complete a task

YEAR 8

Year 8 are making vertical gardens using old pallets.

The competition was one of the closest in Global House Cup history, with just 227 points separating first and third place . The final standings were:

Today we'd like to just take a moment to recognize and thank Mr Dawes and Mr Priest. Thank You for your leadership, your encouragement and everything that you do behind the scenes to make our school the best it can be.

We really appreciate the time and effort you put into supporting both the students and staff, and we are grateful for the positive impact you have on all of us.

This term, Primary students are participating in the Jump Rope for Heart program to promote healthier hearts and raise money for The Heart Foundation. Our fundraising efforts are off to a fabulous start and our students can't wait to start skipping and learn new skipping skills in the process.

If you would like to show your support, donations can be made by an individual student's donation link (which will help the student earn donation prizes). Alternatively, you can donate to the school via the button below.

A big THANK YOU to those who have already donated.

The following staff and students have celebrated their birthday in the past 2 weeks.

From everyone at OSG Orange and Cowra we wish you a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

JUL 21 - Clyde Wakefield, Yr 9

JUL 26 - Mrs Benson

JUL 29 - Maisie Neilson, Yr 9