On the last day of term 1 the Year 11 Physical Education classes ran a futsal tournament for local primaryschools. Over two weeks in the planning, the Battle for the Hills was played out at the school...
Year 9 students watching their first Otago Boys' ANZAC parade and wreath laying ceremonies.
101 years ago the tradition, remembering the sacrifice and efforts of our old boys in World War 1 continues today.
In assembly on Tuesday we instituted a new award - Student of the Term.
Let me tell you all a little story about my life. At the ripe old age of 10 my favourite movie was Finding Nemo and my favorite song was Gotta Be Somebody. Pretty standard for your average kid out on ...
The kiwis have landed. After a long haul flight to the USA, the team, including 3 teachers, 14 Cashmere High and 8 Otago Boys' students arrived in Houston, Texas.
The annual Inter House Haka Competition was held on Wednesday morning.
Our Year 10 Design Graphics class has completed a set of posters to be posted about the school and in classrooms.
Year 9 Design and Visual Communication students proudly presenting their individual key ring designs.
Year 11 OBHS students are in the thick of their Science Fair studies.
Last Friday our Year 10 Young Leaders group were involved in the Sport Otago FMS (Fundamental Movement Skills) Challenge Day.
Friday 1st April the Rowing squad headed up to Twizel to stay in their luxury training accommodation in the camping ground with Kates Kitchen.
Last week the school participated in a number of sporting codes during tournament week.
Despite having summer-like conditions the day before, this years Year 13 Physical Education Triathlon was run in cool temperatures thanks to a southerly front that had come through the previous night.
On the 7th to 9th April Liam Turner was a member of the New Zealand Athletics team to compete in the Oceania Games held in Tahiti, along with 19 other athletes involving 7 other countries.
To engage young men, you must first enjoy their company. I do.
It was bloody hot. Even the tropical flora of the Upper Botanical Gardens was visibly wilting in the heat.
The annual regional UN Youth Forum Conference was held on the 2nd and 3rd of April, and inspired high school students to think about their own government and what needs to change.
Our Year 11 Agriculture boys enjoyed their three days of farm practical tasks courtesy of Andrew and Carol Harding, our hosts at Caberfeidh Station at Hakataramea Valley.
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