On the final day of the academic year, our junior school came together to celebrate the achievements of our Year 9 and 10 students.
Neo Salomonsson and Oli Isles cap the year off in the pool with a 12-medal haul.
The Year 10's completed their Food Truck Task on Thursday and Friday last week.
There has been some exceptional work completed in the art room this term.
“He has honour if he holds himself to an ideal of conduct” (Walter Lippmann, writer and political commentator).
The OBHS Lodge, enjoyed by thousands of OBHS students over its 49 years in operation, will be available for families of OBHS boys to stay in for a short time again this summer.
The administration staff would like to wish our school community a very Merry Christmas and a happy and safe New Year. We look forward to welcoming current and new students along with their families t...
If you ordered truffles, coffee, or peanut butter through the OBHS Parents' Association fundraiser, please remember to collect your order tomorrow, Saturday, 7 December.
Much has been made of the negative impact of AI tools on the educational environment but there are a number of tools which can enhance learning.
“Excellence is not a gift, but a skill that takes practice. We do not act rightly because we are excellent, in fact, we achieve excellence by acting rightly.” Plato
Junior Prizegiving - Tuesday, 10 December at 10.30am.
The junior futsal season wrapped up on Thursday, at the Edgar Centre, with an exciting Finals Night.
9G have been studying government in Social Studies and are currently working together to create their own political parties.
10H recently enjoyed their belated camp to the Otago Boys' High School Lodge.
There was excitement in the air as the fantastic class of 10S gathered early on Saturday morning to load the bus for their adventure to the Matukituki Valley.
This year, 5 students chose to study 4 different courses taken across both semesters which are listed below.
This year, our school has seen significant success in the Common Assessment Activities (CAAs) for Literacy and Numeracy.
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