On 1 May 2019 the Year 13 Outdoor Ed class left for a three day bike trip starting at Tekapo and finishing in Omarama.

This week has been a real mix of sporting, cultural and academic pursuits.

Parent Election Notice

After a disappointing run of events such as the postponement of the initial cross country, and the failure to show the promotional video on Tuesday, the much anticipated Otago Girls cross country 2019 finally took place on Thursday.

Last term the Sticks ’n’ Stones group had the opportunity to go to St Hilda’s to improve skills and learn new ways to reduce bullying in our school.

Congratulations go to Emily Gray from 10Ch for winning first place in the recent Human Rights festival held at school.

Talofa lava, Kia Orana, Fakalofa lahi atu, Malo e lelei, Bula Vinaka, Kia ora and Greetings,

Congratulations Anna Burnett, Year 10 Art.

Ashley Dickinson - Early Childhood on Stafford

On the 9th and 10th of April last term, myself and four other students from Year 12 completed our two-day cycle tour.

The University of Canterbury invites future students and their families to attend our Otago information evening.

Learn about study options, scholarships and enrolment as well as what to expect in your first year. Hear from academics in a variety of subject areas.

With winter approaching more children and families will get sick and struggle with various issues. Our Public Health Nursing Service is able to provide support to families as outlined by OGHS's Public Health Nurse Heidi Genever.

Sunday 19 May from 8am at the Otago Girls' High School Sports Shed 29 Kitchener Street.

We are looking for; patient, mature people to provide a supportive whanau/family home to taiohi/young people aged between 13 and 18 years old who attend our Mirror Youth Day Programme.