Celebrate Art 2025" is now open at the Dunedin School of Art.
The Otago Boys' choir, Mandate, recently traveled to Timaru to perform at the prestigious South Island's Big Sing Cadenza.
It was a privilege to have Constable Eddie Smith of the New Zealand Police visit our senior assembly on Tuesday.
Pre-orders must be placed before Friday, 29 August. Make sure your son doesn’t miss out!
We don’t have much time left.
Looking to develop your touch skills?
Orders for our frozen cookie dough and croissant fundraiser close this Sunday (31 August).
A huge congratulations to Year 9 student, Konrad Todd, who last weekend outshot many men at the Dunedin Clay Target Club's Otago Provincial Skeet Championships.
O'Mathalon 2025 was on Thursday, 21st at the Forsyth Barr Arena.
The Southern Hoiho are a professional Women’s basketball team based in Dunedin and we have 6 home games at the Edgar Centre this season.
If you have a passion for sports, exercise or health, this webinar is the perfect chance to explore how we can help you turn that passion into a rewarding career.
Already we are six-tenths of the way through Term 3, and we are all looking forward to spring arriving and some warmer weather.
On Wednesday, 3 September, we will be holding our Senior Course Information Evening for students in Years 11 to 13 in 2026.
Interschool competition on Sunday 21 September 2025.
Last weekend, an intrepid group of boys headed into the mountains above Wanaka to spend a couple of days learning the art of “not falling over on slippery surfaces.”
Otago Boys' High School Year 12 Te Ao Haka students are making a difference in our community by taking part in Pātaka Ora, a welcoming and nourishing initiative held at Araiteuru Marae in Dunedin.
In Year 10 Drama, students have been exploring the theatre form of Realism.
On Tuesday at lunchtime, OBHS held its annual Football Prizegiving to celebrate the achievements of players across all teams.
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