As the sun continues to shine, it is important to remember the positive things about our school.

Last week, the OBHS Senior French students joined up with five other Dunedin schools and attended French Camp.

Our Year 11 Food and Nutrition have undertaken a Delicious Duck Challenge to underpin how Chinese food and culture influence what New Zealanders may eat.

For New Zealand Music Month, we had a number of performers get involved in the Library Lunchtime Jam.

On Wednesday morning our Mini Careers Expo was held in the school library.

Last Friday the library hosted the annual Harry Potter Quiz.

My name is Hamish Wilson. I am in Year 13 and currently on Gateway placement every Thursday for the Otago Electrical and Communication Company.

Happiness is . . . a shed full of firewood!

Wednesday saw the 3 cross country relay teams heading down to Milton for the relay there.

As Samoan language week draws to its close, our akonga from Tama Tula’i served Kokoalaisa and panikekes for the boys attending school breakfast this morning.

The annual winter interschool fixture between Otago Boys' High School and Timaru Boys' High School was held in fine conditions on Tuesday, 30 May.

Below is a list of internal assessments that are due to be submitted next week.

The Otago Boys' and Otago Girls' Production is in full swing, and everyone involved is extremely excited to present the show soon!

Over the coming term break in July, our international students in the hostel need to be placed with homestay families.

We welcome and invite new students and their whānau to book a tour of OBHS, to look around our school and meet our Rector and staff.

Improvements to road safety are part of the Government’s “Road to Zero” national road safety strategy where the vision is a New Zealand where no one is killed or seriously injured in road crashes.