🌾Australian National Field Days 🌾 A number of students travelled to Borenore for the Australian National Field Days to support the Agriculture Department, and it proved to be an excellent opportunity to showcase the learning and activities that take place at the Orange High School Farm. Our display allowed visitors to see firsthand the quality of programs offered and the enthusiasm our students bring to agricultural studies. The students represented the school with pride and maturity, engaging positively with members of the public and industry professionals. They also had the opportunity to parade the school’s cattle, demonstrating their handling skills and providing valuable insight into the daily routines and responsibilities involved in managing a working school farm. Overall, the event was a great success and an excellent platform to promote the strength of Agricultural Education at Orange High School. 🚜🐄 Tessa Doherty || Community Engagement Officer (fb)

Last week, Orange High School proudly celebrated NAIDOC Week, embracing this year's theme "The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy." It has been a week filled with pride, culture, and community. Our students have been phenomenal, from their participation and engagement at the march to their performances with strength and passion at NAIROC, bringing home the Jason French High School Shield, and representing OHS with pride at the AECG Gala Day. Friday's whole-school NAIDOC Assembly was a standout moment. Jade and Amarii did an excellent job hosting; Yiri shared a moving Acknowledgment of Country in Wiradjuri language and the drum corps and WiRi, performed beautifully. We celebrated our NAIDOC School Award recipients, Adam and Chloe, who were recognised for their quiet leadership and positive contributions to our school community, alongside other outstanding recipients. A huge thank you to Kel Lalor, Mr Routh, and all of the excellent staff who supported our students throughout the week. Mrs McLennan - Principal (fb)