Water polo is a challenging sport. Students are required to swim well and endure conflict in the water as well as shoot with accuracy and operate as a team. This is all in a deep pool and a tumultuous...
The young men of 10B wanted a bit of extra challenge for their Mt Aspiring camp last week. They got it in the form of a decent rainfall accurately predicted by the Metservice before we left.
The New Zealand Schools’ Triathlon Championships were held in New Plymouth last weekend. The event ran alongside the ITU World Championship event and allowed students to share the stage with their tri...
On 29 March a team of 12 athletes travelled to Nelson for the South Island Secondary Schools’ Athletics Champs.
Kia ora koutou. As-salamu alaikum.
The annual Harry Potter Quiz was held at lunchtime on Monday, the Weasley twins birthday of course!
Over the past week the Aon Maadi Cup rowing regatta was held at Lake Karapiro, Cambridge.
Bishopscourt Tuesday 2nd at 4.00pm. A bus will leave the archway straight after school.
This week we have set up a new Facebook page called OBHS Hostel 150th Reunion. We will be posting regular updates regarding events and how to register etc.
On Friday 12th April, Otago Boys' High School will close early for tuition at 1.05pm. This will allow our teachers to run parent interviews with our hostel boys.
On Tuesday 9th April school will close for tuition at 2pm.
A visit to their old Roslyn home by two OBHS old boys was a happy event for all concerned.
Over the weekend the Senior Touch Team competed at the South Island Secondary School Championships in Christchurch.
We woke up early Friday morning to the sounds of the city coming to life.
Congratulations to Year 12 student Cameron Moffitt who has been selected in the New Zealand team to compete at the 2019 Oceania Area and Combined Events Championships in Townsville on 25-28 June.
OBHS will be well-represented in the Town Hall, 31 March at 2pm, when the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra and City Choir present the St Matthew Passion.
When Scott Bezett steps on to the Dunedin Town Hall stage in the role of Jesus, it will be his first experience performing with a full orchestra. He tells Rebecca Fox about the nerves and excitement.
Otago Boys’ High School continued its tradition of Orienteering success in the weekend with some outstanding results at the Otago Championships.
With several students away with tournament week, Matt MacDonald was the sole representative at this year’s Otago/Southland Secondary Schools’ Road Cycling Championships.
The Artist of the Week for Week 9 of Term 1 is Year 13 student Ronan Geraghty.
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