Community, is as I have often written about, central to the development of a confident, well-rounded OB's boy.

Many thanks to those who have kindly donated to this project.

Many of the Old Boys’, friends of the school, caregivers and parents may have heard by now that our project to secure more land and a home adjoining the hostel has been secured by Otago Boys’ High School

Recently I asked significant OBHS Foundation contributor, Grant Bowie (1971-1975); why he gave so generously to the Foundation.

What Otago Boys' is today, and aspires to be in the future, is only possible because of our wide community of support and the generosity of Old Boys' and other benefactors, past and present

On Tuesday 30 January 2018 the Otago Boys’ High School 1st XI played their first traditional fixture of the year against the Old Boys XI.

On Thursday our entire senior school started their day in the auditorium with what was a pretty special presentation by comedian Mike King.

The 2018 Crest Clean Old Boys' Golf Tournament was a tremendous success with a record sum raised.

At lunch time today Year 13 student Nathan Hill successfully broke the long standing 3000m record of 9.08.

A return to enjoying his football has helped Cameron Howieson back into the All Whites.

He'd been our own Old Soldier for so long that the death of Wattie Thomas, at the age of 101 years, came as something of shock.

Dunedin-born multi Olympic and world rowing champion Hamish Bond has claimed elite time trial honours on the opening day of the Oceania road cycling championships in Tasmania.

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

Congratulations to our Senior A volleyball team who took out the Otago Championships over the weekend. This makes it 3 titles in 3 years.

For Ted McCoy, architecture was his work, his passion, his life. Years after he was ostensibly retired, Mr McCoy was still designing from home, working “mainly on friends' houses”. He was “always busy like that”, his family recalled.

Old Boy Tom Mottershead became the first person to graduate from university with a new bachelor of arts and science degree, which aims to break down barriers between arts and science.

Nine of the top golfers at Otago Boys’ travelled up to Roxburgh last week to take part in the annual Otago Intercollegiate Golf Finals.

Regan Taylor, OBHS Old Boy 2017, has scooped a National Award for contribution to Water Polo.

As he approaches his 100th birthday, former Dunedin Presbyterian minister and controversial theologian Sir Lloyd Geering is writing another book.

Congratulations to Year 9 student Jack Light who has returned from the New Zealand Youth Archery Competition with 2 Gold and 1 Bronze Medal.

This year’s combined production with OGHS is the musical Strictly Ballroom. Based on the popular Baz Luhrmann film, it is a story about following your heart and holding on to your dreams.

On the 15th November 2017, a very special new award was presented at the Year 13 Leavers Ceremony by Stuart Stevenson.

Time has flown by for Black Sticks forward Hugo Inglis but the southern man has no plans to slow down any time soon.

On Tuesday's senior assembly we acknowledged our 2017 NCEA Scholarship recipients.

Last week a group of staff and students met with Mr Peter Christophers, The Principle Consent Officer at the ORC, who is an old boy who shared with us his memories of 4th form camp and winter ski trips to the Lodge.

This week the school harvested its first honey grown on site over this fine summer.

This morning at senior assembly, Rector, Mr Hall announced this year's Prefects and presented them with their badge and tie.

Monday saw the first summer interschool fixture for the year held in superb conditions.

The annual summer interschool fixture between Otago Boys' and Southland Boys' was held in Invercargill on Monday and Tuesday this week.

The 2018 edition of this long-standing fixture, first played in 1886, ended with the home team hot on attack , and the last two OBHS batsmen at the crease.

We would like to acknowledge the recent passing of the following Old Boys' of the school. We will remember them.