Onehunga High School was established in 1959 on its Pleasant Street site. The school has always served the catchment of Onehunga, Royal Oak, Hillsborough and Mangere Bridge and enrolments beyond this...
Thank you for visiting the Onehunga High School website. Here you’ll find an introduction to our school and what it offers local and international students along with all the benefits...
Ko Maungakiekie te maunga Ko Manukau te moana Ko Te Haerenga te marae. The school marae, Te Haerenga, was opened in February 1996. It’s creation came about following a long period of planning...
All students at are required to wear correct Onehunga High School Uniform during the school day. All uniform items must be clearly labelled with the student’s name. Any non-uniform garments worn beneath...
Onehunga High School is committed to a partnership with its parents and community. In order for this partnership to give every student the best possible chance of success, we all...
Ko te kura tuarua o Onehunga waiataOnehunga High School SongWritten by Annie Te Moana (Y13 Student 2004)Music by Larry Nimalota (Y13 Student 2003) Ko te kura tuarua o OnehungaHe mihi kau...
Posted on: 03 Apr 2019
A huge thank you to all of those people who contributed to making the 60th Anniversary celebrations so successful. The evening began with a Powhiri and performances from our award winning...
Posted on: 24 Aug 2018
Kia ora koutou We are thrilled to let you know that the Prime Minister has just announced that a number of original buildings at Onehunga High School will be replaced and...
Posted on: 20 Nov 2017
Tena koutou katoa This year, our students focused on the values of respect, integrity, loyalty and courage and we celebrated students who demonstrated these values. Typical comments from nominators of students...
Posted on: 17 Nov 2017
The highlight of the school year for many is the Senior Awards Ceremony, which is a formal celebration of the outstanding achievements of so many of our students. From the moment...
Posted on: 07 Sep 2017
Former OHS student Dr Jason Myers, was Head Boy of the school in 2000, and is now the Executive Director of the New Zealand Aids Foundation. Jason left OHS and went...
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