Half-price fares for ages 13 to 24 are ending due to the government’s decision to stop funding these subsidies.
To round out Term 1, members of our Duke of Edinburgh group have just completed a 6-day expedition to walk the Dusky Track for their Gold expedition.
At the beginning of Year 9 Art, we focus on drawing skills.
One of the bigger groups in recent years took part in this year’s 13PED Triathlon (and duathlon), at Aramoana this week.
For those of you who don’t know me my name is Micah Puni, and for those of you who do know me should know I am definitely not a perfect student nor a perfect person.
Welcome to this weeks newsletter
Over the Easter weekend a number of OBHS students represented Otago at the Rugby League National 9s competition held in Auckland.
Recently a number of OBHS students have had their sporting success recognised at end of season prizegivings.
On Wednesday, the Year 12 classes got their best surfing conditions of the term for their one-day surf trip.
Below is a list of internal assessments that are due to be submitted next week.
On Saturday, 20 April the OBHS Relay for Life team will be taking to the track at Forsyth Barr Stadium in support of the Cancer Society and those affected by cancer.
On Thursday, Rohan O’Shea presented his speech on vaping and nicotine addictions, and how the Tobacco industry targets youth, to the school’s local Rotary Club.
The OBHS Orienteering team has competed in the School Summer Series and the Otago Champs over Term 1.
On Friday, 12 April (the last day of Term 1) school will close for tuition at 1pm.
This week’s recipient of the Aspinall G.O.A.T. of the week award is Year 11 student Eli Tucker (AP5).
The 2023/2024 Dunedin Cricket Team Awards were recently announced.
On Tuesday afternoon, the English Department had critically acclaimed author and poet, Apirana Taylor, run professional development with them.
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