This group is tasked with the governance of your school. Their role is very specific, to chart the current and future direction of the school. In this way the Foundations mission is similar.

Congratulations to former OBHS teacher and Deputy Rector Des Smith who has been awarded the New Zealand Order of Merit in the New Years Honours for his services to rugby and community.

April sees a rare return to Dunedin of one of our notable Old Boys and one of the city's favourite sons. 

Richard was awarded to be a Companion of the Queen’s Service Order in the New Years honors list for 2017.

The sun shone brightly as our new students were welcomed by our Year 13 students with a Mihi Whakatau.  We look forward to seeing these young saplings grow into men with hearts of oak.

Our Yr 10 classes have enjoyed their time at the lodge this year and below is a piece written by one of the boys Liam Connolly.

Taieri-Clutha area response manager Senior Sergeant Alastair Dickie (59) is looking for a new challenge. "I’ve been to too many funerals lately and life’s too short." He expects withdrawal symptoms from policing when he retires next month and is still mulling over his options for the future.

Cameron McAuslan is based in New Zealand and attended Otago Boys' High School, being part of their 1st XI squad that finished third in the Secondary School Boys’ First XI Cup in December 2016.  

The Chinese-born Otago Boys’ High School pupil painted an artwork featuring his "happy place", which has been selected for the 2016 Otago Daily Times Secondary Scene Award for Excellence in Art.

Retiring Dunedin Railways chief executive Murray Bond has relished "every minute" of the many hours he has put in at work over the past 24 years.   "I really have enjoyed every morning I’ve been coming to work."

Now is the time to think about this great offer. With fuel prices high, why not sign up for a fuel card that offers you discount and supports OBHS.

This book is available for purchase from the school office for $50.