In Term one our Boys year 7&8 Cricket team competed in a one day South Eastern Zone cricket tournament at Papatoetoe.

OJC attends Counties Manukau Rugby Touch Tournament.

During this Whanau Ora option students had to get in groups and compete against each other competitively while remaining a positive sportsmanship attitude toward others.

This term, a group of intrepid explorers took the opportunity to join in on our first OJC surf trip.

Gibbs farm is a place that boasts a variety of sculptured that were on a scale that is out of this world.

One of the OJC extra-curricular groups on offer is an after-school skateboarding group held on the courts on a Wednesday.

What do dedicated Numeracy Learning Coaches from OJC do on a Saturday? Attend the Primary Mathematics Association Annual Seminar of course!

One of our TAIP groups in the Accelerator worked with a number of experts including RocketLab to develop their own rocket launcher.

This year OJC had its first selection for student leaders at our school.

This was not your ordinary drama class. This was not an average theater production.

Art Club tentatively started in Term One to scout the talents at OJC.

Nick Pattison, Aleena Dean, Peter Willis and Niklesh Naidu took the stage twice today at the National Future Schools Expo and Conference in Melbourne to highlight and explain the accelerator programme, (specifically that of their robotics company, the VR and water rocket projects) being run through TAIP at OJC.

What do Rats, Moth Plant and single-use plastics have in common? Nine OJC learners were lucky enough to find out when they attended the ‘East Auckland Pestival’ at Sancta Maria in March. Learners were exposed to the perils of having these pests so close to and surrounding our everyday environment.

As part of Term 1’s Transdisciplinary Authentic Inquiry Project (TAIP), a group of learners in Aumoana Kainga participated in a workshop at the Te Tuhi Arts Centre facilitated by Salome Tanuvasa.

Learning a new language as an addition to their home language can be daunting yet many students at OJC have embraced the challenge of learning to listen, speak, read and write in English.

As part of their inquiry, Shivi Shankar, Veen Mangat and Vrishti Mani were interested in creating a relationship with a group of residents from the Village.

On the afternoon of the 7th March, Ormiston Junior College hosted our first ever school-wide community connect day. Staff and students welcomed members of our extended community to the school.

Welcome to OJC Choir! We are a group of fantastic and talented singers who love singing and performing. There are 27 members in the very first OJC choir.

In Kpop this term learners focused on gaining confidence to dance in front of our whole school. Each learner created a dance and had 6 weeks to complete the dance, touch it up and perform for the whole school.