The blazer will hang up, the books will be passed on - but his connection to OBs doesn’t have to end.
The light has returned this week, coinciding perfectly with the commencement of the final term of the academic year.
Tēnā koutou to the parents and caregivers of all Year 12 and 13 students aged sixteen and over.
The 2025 Cultural Blues were presented at the OBHS Arts and Cultural Showcase 2025 on Thursday, 9 October.
Advance warning to all parents and whānau of Year 9 and 10 students.
Below is a list of internal assessments that are due to be submitted next week.
Year 13 students Yusuf Nagdee and Darren Lui have recently returned from Costa Rica after competing at the 2025 Powerlifting World Championships.
What a fantastic result for Otago Rugby League!
It’s not every day students can ask questions to a current All Black from their own living rooms
Recharged boys have refilled the hostel, helping to create a happy, busy vibe.
A small yet hardy group of Duke of Ed participants spent four days this week exploring the Greenstone and Caples Valleys on the border of Fiordland National Park.
Otago Boys: the Castle on the Hill, the Blue and White hoops, OB’s — there are many names people call this place. But for some, these names mean nothing. Otago Boys’ is just a name to them.
We're delighted to share the final results from the recent North Island and New Zealand Secondary School Clay Target Championships.
What a fantastic way to spend part of the school holidays!
An awesome opportunity for our Māori and Pasifika boys!
The New Zealand Short Course Championships were held in Auckland 21 – 26th September and Otago Boys' had Neo Salomonsson and Taka Sugiyama lining up on the blocks.
The JR McKenzie Youth Education Fund has a proud tradition of supporting families in need of financial assistance, with the purchasing of a school uniform.
Flynn Richards (Year 11) and Luca Verheul (Year 12) have been selected for the New Zealand U19 Climbing Squad.
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