We are a Year 13 Y.E.S business called Kuranga Cards.
We are extremely proud to have the two captains of our senior touch team Jordan Hand and Sam Rowe representing New Zealand at the Youth World Cup in Kuala Lumpur.
Please see below for information from the Rugby Club week beginning 6th of August.
Dunedin Merchandise is a Business Studies project being run by 5 OBHS Year 13 students.
Campbell and Thomson consolidate their lead in the Mitchell Cup at the annual School House quiz night.
A team of 10 boys travelled to Christchurch at the end of the school holidays to compete in the National Schools Orienteering Championships.
Nominations are invited for the election of one student representative to the board of trustees.
On Friday (3rd August) two vans containing 19 enthusiastic students set out for the first school ski trip of the season to Cardrona.
Today at Senior Assembly we recognised and honoured those among us who have earnt the right to wear a 2018 Cultural Blue on the side of their blazer.
A team of 10 students travelled to Cardrona Ski Field for the Otago/Southland Schools Ski and Snowboard Championships which were held on Monday.
“If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try.” ― Seth Godin
Project planning underway at School House.
As part of the remembrance series, we take a look back at Sir Lloyd Geering's address given at the 150th reunion.
Last week a group of our Pasifika students attended a University of Otago program run by the Pacific Island Centre and the Division of Science.
The Artist of the Week for Week 2 of Term 3 is Year 11 student Max Gray.
Nick Kohey is "stoked" he will be taking aim across the Ditch after being picked for the New Zealand youth darts team. The 24 year old Dunedin player is the sole Otago rep in the team which will compe...
For more information about this amazing opportunity, please see Mr Tagg or Mrs Brenda Hogue (International department).
Congratulations to Year 9 student Jack Light who has recently returned from competing in the Archery Oceania Championships held in New Caledonia. Jack shares his experience with us.
Michael Collins is not ready to bail on the Blues yet, even if that Welsh ancestry he possesses seems set to produce his most likely route to international rugby.
Black Caps coach Mike Hesson finished his six-year stint with the national side yesterday. But before he packed away his almanacks, notes and pencils, he caught up with cricket writer Adrian Seconi to...
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