It's that time of year again. With painting and printmaking portfolios due in just over a month, the art room starts to get busy.
Exams for senior students start on Thursday 19 September and will continue until Friday 27 September.
Senior exams commence on Thursday 19 September.
Junior students hard at work in the Metal Workshop, producing aluminium pens on the lathe and sheet metal tool boxes.
The next meeting of the Otago Boys' High School Parents' Association will be held in the school library on Thursday 19 September 2019 at 7pm.
Calling all old boys!
Firstly, I’d like to congratulate all the teams who went away on winter tournament last week. From what I’ve heard, you represented the school well, even if you may not have gotten the result you were...
At 9am on Saturday, the A-team consisting of Ben Burrow, Reid Sunderland and Lachlan Williams took part in the Harbour Watch Programme for the first time.
Tudor Clothing are selling direct from their factory in Dunedin.
What a great way to close Tongan Language Week at OBHS.
On Wednesday 4 September 2019 three Otago Boys’ High School teams took part in the Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme Market Day.
Yesterday I attended the Class Act Awards. Our two recipients; Colby Allen and Jack Divers are both deserving of this accolade.
The school has received a letter from Dr Susan Jack, the Medical Officer of Health regarding the measles outbreak in the Southern District.
The Otago Boys’ Chess team competed in the annual South Island Championships which were held in Ashburton this week.
Last weekend OBHS had 3 students participating in the National Secondary Schools Weightlifting Championships which were held in Upper Hutt.
Mr Hall, our Rector received the following email from Nelson College following the 1st XV final which was held on Littlebourne last Saturday.
Congratulations to Colby Allen and Jack Divers, the OBHS 2019 Class Act recipients.
The OBHS golf team travelled up to Cromwell to compete in the annual Intercollegaite final which this year was held on the challenging Cromwell golf course.
Our team competed in the recent championships; acquitting themselves well.
On Sunday, Judah Nika and Sam Hughes had an early start as they did their pre-flight checklist for an adventure around Otago. Judah stayed and did aerial photography around Brighton while Sam went on ...
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