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Science Extension Opportunity for our Ye...

The NZ Marine Studies Centre is holding a 5 day Science Extension and Enrichment Programme for Year 9 Mori students.

Unipol Youth Membership

Ditch your phone and get into the real stuff with a $60 youth membership at Unipol Recreation Services this summer!

School House News

The holidays are coming

School House News

The holidays are coming!

OBHS Socks - Final 100 Pairs

When they are gone they are gone!

Surf Life Saving

Notable Otago Boys' Artist Series

This week's Notable Artist is William Clark.

A Message From The Rector

If you want to change the world, start off by making your bed.

Clay Target Shooting - Waimate Intercoll...

This event was held last Sunday.

OBHS Book 'Above the City'

This book is available for purchase from the school office for $60.

Get your OBHS Sport Socks Now!

The socks have arrived, and they are great!

Notification of Early Closure

Please be advised the school will close early for Hostel Parent Interviews.

East Otago Coastal Bioblitz

The East Otago Coastal Bioblitz is happening on the 29th of September at Kritane!

2nd Place in Robocup Nationals

The annual National Robocup competition was held last Saturday at Dunedin City Baptist Church with a huge number of participants.

Road Safety Notice from the Dunedin City...

In response to a near miss this week at one of the new crossings, the DCC has sent us this link to pass onto parents.

Student Representative on the Board of T...

This year we had two candidates nominated for the Student Representative on the Board of Trustees.

OBHS Swimmers Make a Splash

Last week Eddie Wright, Ryan Dey, Danny Gilbert and Harry Summers competed at the New Zealand Secondary Schools Swimming Championships in Hamilton.

Biology Olympiad

Congratulations Liam Connolly of Year 12!

The Last Word

Well boys, this coming week we will all step into the ring with every high schoolers arch rival, exams.

Polyfest 2019

Last night, in front of a packed crowd Tama o le Aisa took the stage with power and grace and performed traditional Samoan and Tongan songs and dances.