The OHS Derived Grade Examinations will take place from 12 September to 19 September.
These examinations are an important part of the academic year, providing students with the opportunity to demonstrate their learning and progress.
During this time, students will also have the opportunity to attend workshops that are designed to strengthen their preparation and support their success.
Whānau play a vital role in helping students prepare well. Encouraging your child to understand what is covered in each exam, create a study schedule, revise regularly, be familiar with their exam timetable and arrive on time will make a significant difference.
Attendance at all examinations is essential, and whānau of absent students will be contacted. These assessments provide an important opportunity for students to demonstrate their learning and progress throughout the year.
These examinations provide an important opportunity for students to practise under formal assessment conditions. With preparation, focus, and determination, every student can approach them with confidence and achieve success.
The results are also used to guide appropriate course placement in the senior school, ensuring that students are well matched to their learning pathways. For Year 13 students, the outcomes are particularly significant as they support future opportunities and keep options open for university, further study, training, or employment beyond school.
