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Hello All from the CA Team,
As we farewell our Year 13s from the Campus this week, we trust they can look back on many happy memories of their years at OSG! These students have spent time in 2 or 3 locations, so no doubt their experiences of resilience will serve them for years to come! OSG continues to be a busy place and as students enter their next year level and exams are completed, we wish them a successful next few weeks till we get together for Recognition of Excellence on Wednesday December 6th.
We have recently been asked to address Litter, Swearing, Uniform, Bullying and Over-emailing on Campus. We’d encourage all to consider these points as we finish this year in view of making OSG an even greater place for students to learn and thrive!
Have a good weekend and take care.
Reuben Deck.
Year 9-10 Students at Timaru Campus
Mr Sutton has many talents; baking bread is not one of them. Luckily there are students and parents who have some ability there.
For their final unit for Term 4 the Year 9-10 Technology class investigated the link between food and culture. The class was tasked with creating bread at home and brining it into school.
A range of breads were created with links to different cultures. Those links included recipes passed down through different generations. Breads were evaluated on three main criteria – texture, taste, and presentation / link to culture.
I would like to thank the parent helpers who helped at home and at campus. Also, the judges who took time out to complete the difficult task of judging the vast array of tantalising treats. The students now have something to bring to the family gatherings, so don’t be afraid to ask them!

Seatbelts save lives and we need for everyone to commit to wearing them at all times, whilst travelling on the school vans. Wearing a seatbelt reduces the risk of being killed or seriously injured in a road crash by 40%. It is very important that seatbelts remain on until vans have STOPPED.
How can you help at home?
Ensuring your children are always wearing their seatbelts when travelling in your vehicles will help to ensure this is a habit and expectation. Please discuss the importance of seatbelts with your children.
Thank you.
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