Newsletter - No 23

In this issue

THE WEEK AHEAD:
TERM 3, WEEK 3

Monday 7

Otago Ski Championships

Otaki Scholar visit

Tuesday 8

Wednesday 9

Thursday 10

Otaki Scholar leaves

Friday 11

Term 3 Week 4

Monday 14

Tuesday 15

ICAS Mathematics Competition

Wednesday 16

Thursday 17

Friday 18

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OBHS

Welcome To Our New International Students

Welcome to Jensen, Stark and James from Guangming High School in Shanghai which is the sister school of Otago Girls' High School. These boys are staying with us until they graduate.

Lynn Vare

This Week In The Library

It was interesting to read the latest research by the NZ Book Council on national book reading trends and habits released this week.

OBHS PTA

Don't Miss Out - Limited Numbers Remaining

Support Otago Boys' High School and you’ll be rewarded!

Richard Hall

A Message From The Rector

A sincere thank you to all of the students, across all of the year levels, who stepped up this week to assist with our Open Night.

OBHS

2017 OBHS Class Act

Congratulations to Max Chu and Samuel Jones, the OBHS 2017 Class Act recipients.

OBHS

Young Basketballer Competes At Australian Tournament

Year 10 student Michael Ruske was one of 10 players named in the NZ Under 16 Select team which competed in the Medibank National Junior Classic Tournament in Dandenong (Melbourne) from the 10 - 12 June. They played six games in total and finished second in their pool and 7th overall.

OBHS

2018 OBHS Humanities Trip Fundraiser

The Hypnosis Show with Hamish Annan

Lynn Vare

Whakawhanaungatanga Hui 2 - Getting to know each other.

On Tuesday (last week) we held our second International students & Whānau class hui at lunchtime in the Shand.

OBHS

Bronze For Dylan

Congratulations to Year 11 student Dylan Murcott who won a Bronze medal in the Cadet Men Under 81kg category at the Auckland International Judo competition held last weekend.

OBHS

Nidd Realty Youth Innovation Fund

Liam Turner

The Last Word

Mum I want this, Dad I want to go there. I hate school. Training was boring. We always get homework. Oh and of course … the hostel lunch was crap. Our family and friends would just about cop this once a day. We are so caught up in our own wee life and always worrying about trying to be better than everyone around us.

Gwyn Pratley

New Zealand Business Hall Of Fame Induction

On Thursday last week, Hunter Kindley (13 Business Studies) had the opportunity to travel to Auckland where he attended the New Zealand Business Hall of Fame annual awards dinner.