"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts”. Winston Churchill
We would like to congratulate Old Boy Nick Tipa (2008-2012), who has been named the 2025 New Zealand Young Writers Festival (NZYWF) Young Writer in Residence.
The annual winter interschool fixture between Otago Boys' High School and Christchurch Boys' High School was held in Dunedin on Tuesday, 24 June.
See, in our world today, we’re taught to win — whether it’s on the field, in the classroom, or racing your mates to the canteen.
On Friday, August 1, students in Years 11–13 will have a 20-minute, in-person academic coaching appointment with their form teacher instead of attending regular classes.
Saturday evening saw some fine musical talent on display at the combined Otago Girls’ and Otago Boys’ High Schools Jazz Rock Fusion evening.
The Art Department has been generously supported by the PTA to purchase a new printmaking press.
Well done to all of our boys who competed in The Big Sing on Monday.
The final parent/teacher interviews for Term 2 will be held online on Monday, 23 June.
Year 11 art students used the Wananga day this the term to complete their painting based on New Zealand artist Shane Cotton's Hanging Sky series.
The students in 10 Art developed their observational drawing skills, painting skills (and eating skills) with cake as their subject matter.
Otago Boys' High School wishes to acknowledge the passing of Dr Phillip Silva OBE, a former OBHS student (1954–1958) and the founding director of the Dunedin Study.
We are in need of billets for the upcoming Christchurch Boys' Interschool.
Below is a list of internal assessments that are due to be submitted next week.
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We would like to ensure our records are up to date.
The Otago Boys' High School Rugby Club is running a mince fundraiser.
From the moment I walked through the archway beginning my time at this school, countless times the phrase “make the most of it” has been said to me.
From the OBHS Auditorium to Olympic Glory – Lessons in grit and determination from Hamish Bond
The OBHS Football Committee is pleased to bring you this popular Nothing Naughty protein bar fundraiser.
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