Otago Boys' High School wishes to thank the Royal New Zealand Navy and PO Rianna Palmer, RNZN Regional Recruiting NCO (Dunedin), Directorate of Recruiting, for arranging the opportunity for our studen...
On Thursday and Friday of Week 8, the annual French and German Cooking Days took place.
The administration staff would like to wish our school community a very Merry Christmas and a happy and safe New Year. We look forward to welcoming current and new students along with their families t...
Year 9 student Andy Bowman won the 13-17 year age group at the Dunedin Manu Champs last weekend.
Freddie Hore – Volunteer Teaching in Nepal
Our 17 soon to be 18-year-old son looking for some assistance to help him access life. His physical, mental and health challenges make it necessary to have assistance with most of his daily needs as h...
This week, we hosted two successful showcase evenings celebrating the culmination of the hard work by students participating in our ASPIRE programme.
We are delighted to share the excellent results of our Year 13 students who recently completed their MATH199 course offered through the University of Canterbury (UC) distance learning programme.
OBHS Cricket Results Week 5: 22/11/25
10B travelled to the Otago Boys’ High School Lodge in the Matukituki Valley, the last group for the year.
"Excellence is the gradual result of always striving to do better." – Pat Riley
We are updating variable 30km/h speed limit timeframes outside schools in Dunedin to make them consistent across the city.
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Otago Boys' is proud to announce that this year’s recipient from our school is Grevel MacFarland.
A massive congratulations to Year 9 student Liam Grey, who delivered an outstanding performance last weekend at the Yvette Williams Memorial Meet held at the Caledonian.
Year 10 student Liam Drummond achieved outstanding success last weekend at the South Island Schools Diving Championships, held at Moana Pool.
When your boy was young and he skinned his elbow, you blew on it—you didn’t put gasoline on it.
Our Year 9 and 10 Te Reo Māori classes, along with a handful of girls from our sister school Otago Girls’ High School, spent today taking part in a Ki-o-Rahi Have-a-Go Day organised by the He Waka Kōt...
We are excited to offer you the opportunity to purchase an impressive piece of student craftsmanship — a fully functioning, wood-fired sauna designed and built by our Year 13 Woodwork class.
Once again, our blood donation day on the 21st of October saw many Year 12 and 13 students answer the call, with many of the Year 13 students having donated previously.
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