Back in July, Kelvin Weston was one of 65 New Zealand students interviewed by the National Adviser in German from the Goethe Institut.

My Words of Wisdom

“Language and culture are frameworks through which humans experience, communicate and understand reality” Lev Vygotsky, Psychologist.

How lucky are our Year 13 Biology students!

Congratulations to Year 13 student Enrico Condino who was recently awarded a gold medal at a national Taekwondo tournament as well as being awarded the club member of the month award. Enrico shares his success with us.

An overdue get-together for our Juniors to celebrate some of our successes and also to listen to an engaging guest speaker this week in assembly.

On Thursday 23 August school will close for tuition at 1.55pm. This will allow teachers to prepare for Junior Parent Teacher Interviews. There will be minimal disruption to classes as we will still be teaching five periods.

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On Saturday 11 August 2018, Otago Boys’ High School fielded a team in the South Island’s biggest winter multisport event, the Torpedo 7 Peak to Peak.

Campbell and Thomson consolidate their lead in the Mitchell Cup at the annual School House quiz night.

This week, students from the Otago Polytechnic's School of Adventure have taken some of our junior Physical Education classes for Adventure Based Learning activities.

Congratulations to Year 13 students Jordan Hand, and Sam Rowe, who recently returned from the Touch Youth World Cup in Kuala Lumpur.

This week we have two Artists of the Week. Year 11 student Neil Thimm and Year 13 student Yu-Chen Liu.

Nominations are invited for the election of one student representative to the board of trustees.

Each senior student pays an annual fee when undertaking NCEA. The account of each senior student has been charged $76.70.

Dunedin Public Libraries is organising a fantastic poetry competition for Year 9 -11 high school students between the ages of 12-14 at the time of entry.

Central City Schools Cluster Safety Improvements Consultation.

We are a Year 13 Y.E.S business called Kuranga Cards.

Dunedin Merchandise is a Business Studies project being run by 5 OBHS Year 13 students.