The School Haka took approximately 18 months to develop and complete. It has evolved over the past 100 years and different generations have added something to it.
There are four Houses at OBHS, each named after a famous ‘Old Boy’.
My name is Flynn. This term, the Spirit Board and school prefects have teamed up to create a week of awareness and raise funds for New Zealand’s Breast Cancer Foundation.
The OBHS Arts and Cultural Showcase 2024 was held on Thursday, 17 October.
Our OBHS boys achieved some amazing results at the South Island Teams and Individuals Badminton Championships held in Southland from 7-11 October.
Just because you are a junior student doesn’t mean you can’t be a leader in the school.
During the holidays our OBHS Curling Team (coached by Darcy Nevill) played in the NZSS Curling Tournament held in Naseby.
Thursday, 31 October marks the last day of the academic year for our senior students.
To err is human, to apologise is divine. (I know I have changed the cliche.)
Congratulations to all our students who participated in the Under 16 and Under 18 National League tournaments over the holidays.
Last weekend 5 OBHS boys represented Otago U14 at the South Island League Tournament in Oamaru.
This week's World Food Day fundraiser for Presbyterian Support Otago was a roaring success, with over $150 donated.
We have a Year 9 cricket team travelling to Blenheim for a tournament in December and they are fundraising with a car wash this Saturday!
Next year’s joint production with OGHS is Grease.
Save the date - Saturday, 5 April 2025!
On Wednesday, 2 October I flew to Hamilton to start my campaign with the U18 NZ Māori rugby team.
I want to talk to you about dealing with pressure.
During the term break several of our students took the opportunity to pursue their sporting passions and compete in tournaments across the country.
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