Round up of 2017 from the Rector, Richard Hall
2017 has been a very good year for the school.
Visit this article2017 has been a very good year for the school.
Visit this articleAt the Junior Prize-giving ceremony this morning I had the absolute pleasure and indeed privilege to honour one of our most distinguished Old Boys'.
Visit this articleThe Foundation remains in a stable position and an active supporter of the school.
Visit this articleAndy Larson is chalking up last term of his 41-year teaching career, and all he can think about is how challenging it will be to fill his retirement days.
Visit this articleSenior prize giving was held on Thursday 2 November at the Regent Theatre. It was a special occasion to celebrate the students success throughout the year.
Visit this articleOne head boy got another head boy out, although the older one was hardly bragging about it.
Visit this articleUnder the watchful eye of Old Boy Thomas Stevens, OBHS students have been sitting Speech NZ’s Public Speaking and Communication syllabi in the Shand at lunchtimes and after school for the past three years.
Visit this articleIt is my pleasure to announce the appointment of Mr Andrew Turner, our Deputy Rector to the position of Principal at Gisborne Boys' High School. He will begin in the New Year.
Visit this articleJosh Mackie has had a taster of AFL's highest level and now he is a step closer to getting there.
Visit this articleJoe Cook-Green could not believe it when he was named in the Tall Blacks latest squad — although everyone else could.
Visit this articleFormer Head Boy and Olympic medalist, Hamish Bond, was the guest at Friday morning's Blues assembly.
Visit this articleWe would like to acknowledge the recent passing of the following Old Boys' of the school. We will remember them.
Visit this articleThis book is available for purchase from the school office for $50.
Visit this articleNow is the time to think about this great offer. With fuel prices high, why not sign up for a fuel card that offers you discount and supports OBHS.
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