Congratulations to Year 13 student Elisaia Eteuati whose painting of his grandparents was selected for the Ringa Toi exhibition being held at Te Papa in Wellington.

The Otago Daily Times Class Act initiative identifies and celebrates the excellence of young people in our province.

Toni Tuuhoko-Pole (Year 10) and Rahui Valli (Year 9) have returned safely to New Zealand after a victorious campaign at the Rugby Heritage Cup in Pontlevoy, France. The boys represented the NZ Condor Rugby Sevens Under 15 side.

Arts week celebrates a selection of art work from the senior art classes as they work hard to complete their art portfolios.

The junior OBHS 1 team took out the Dunedin Schools' Debating competition in Wednesday night's finals.

I te Raapa o tenei wiki, kua timata te whakataetae a whare i roto i te kura.

Despite a poor weather forecast, the 12ODR cycle trip to the MacKenzie District had largely fine and favourable conditions.

Throughout Gateway this year I have had the privilege of being hosted by Richard Swale at Transport Engineering Otago Ltd.

To be considered for the Gateway Experience in 2024 you will need to complete an application form on the Applying for Gateway 2024 Google Classroom.

Join us for an evening of entertainment as we showcase the talent of our students.

A reminder that the Sports Blues evening is being held on Tuesday, 19 September in the school auditorium.

Breakfast in the canteen will not be available on the final two days of this term.

Learn to row!

The Otago Masonic Charitable Trust and the Port Chalmers Marine Lodge Bursary Trust are pleased to offer a Bursary assisting students form the greater Port Chalmers area to commence their tertiary studies.

In 2024, 27 students are embarking on a tour of remembrance and discovery through the battlefields of France, Belgium and Italy as well as discovering the wonders of the ancient world in Greece.

Saturday, 28 October.

The Otago Masonic Charitable Trust and The Peel Forest Outdoor Centre Youth Adventure Program - 9 to 16 December 2023

The festival is a seven-a-side football festival for youth and adults over the age of 14. It is open to all ethnic community organisations in Dunedin, Southland, Timaru and Queenstown.

Otago Rugby League are holding a tournament on Saturday, 14 October.