Our OBHS touch team competed strongly at the SISS Touch Championships in Christchurch over the weekend, showing great determination and growth across the tournament.
The Background: Travellers survey has been running at OBHS since 2020, we survey our incoming Year 9 students, usually later in Term 1 when students have both started to settle into the school and als...
My name is Ben Couling, and I have the privilege of being one of your 2026 Academic Prefects.
The Year 12 Outdoor Education Alps to Ocean cycle trip was an unforgettable four days of riding through some of the most stunning scenery New Zealand has to offer, largely around the Mackenzie Distric...
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We would like to welcome our German exchange students to Otago Boys’ High School.
Yesterday was a day full of laughter, spins, and a few spectacular wobbles as our international students joined forces with friends from across Dunedin for an unforgettable ice skating adventure!
This past Thursday, the Otago Boys’ prefects travelled to Columba College for our annual prefect netball match.
OBHS Cricket Club Results Term 1 Week 5: Saturday 14/03/26
On Wednesday 18th, Mr Gwyn Pratley and Miss Annika Marriner accompanied 68 Year 13 Business Studies students (across three classes) to the Dunedin Centre to take part in the Young Enterprise Scheme (Y...
At Otago Boys’, we don’t just aim for "good enough"; we aim for excellence.
While many fear public speaking, a bunch of our boys found it no issue to get up and blast out a few songs in front of a library full of their peers.
This week, our Year 12 Biology students embarked on an educational journey to the Portobello Marine Centre, diving into the mysterious and fascinating world of marine life.
Congratulations to brothers Connor and Riley Horne on their outstanding results at the New Zealand Track and Field Championships held in Auckland recently.
It was a Monday morning, far too early for school.
Declan Roulston and Neo Salomonsson swam at the South Island Swimming Championships, held at the newly opened Parakiore Sports and Recreation Centre in Christchurch from 13–15 March.
On Thursday, our Te Reo Māori tauira (students) were proud to host Taki Rua Productions for a performance of their show, Waenga.
What a mixed bag of weather, with a few glorious sunny days interlaced with some showery, cooler downpours.
It was a wet and rather dark start on Sunday morning as food and gear were loaded onto the bus.
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