On Wednesday, 50 senior History students had the pleasure of hearing Elizabeth Eckford speak about her experiences of school desegregation in the 1950s in USA.
At lunchtime on Wednesday the Student Librarians ran an excellent quiz for staff and students on 'Books Made Into Movies.'
On Friday last week we headed down to the Dunedin Ice Rink for the South Island Secondary Schools Tournament. The tournament is held every year in either Naseby or Dunedin. It is a round-robin competi...
I had the privilege of performing in a wonderful show called The Mikado, run by Opera Otago.
60 competitors participated on a fine but very cold Sunday.
Coming to school and arriving on time are the first steps in succeeding.
The OBHS Lodge situated in the Matukituki Valley, Mt Aspiring National Park, is the jewel in our crown.
Don't get lost. Use the map to guide you around the school. If you do get stuck just ask someone for directions, or head to the school office and they will help you.
We cater for all the needs of our young men in many ways.
The first invoice will be emailed to every family at the end of February 2020.
This original school haka was received with ‘vigorous applause by the boys to show their approval’ (1909). It has since had several changes.
The Senior Leadership team led by the Rector, manage the day to day running of the school.
It is fun and rewarding to improve in things, whether they be sports, music or cultural experiences.
Congratulations to Year 10 student Nathaniel Williams.
Get a taste of Otago student life! Hands-On at Otago is designed to support and show interested students what researchers do, why they do these things and to encourage talented young New Zealanders to...
Picture the situation: It’s the first day of term three.
Rain never stops play at School House.
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