Next week is the final week of instruction for our senior students before the NCEA Exams.

Since starting Otago Boys' I have run over 8000 kilometres.

As the curtain falls on the seniors of 2023, the seniors of 2024 are emerging as they prepare for their chance to leave their legacy in the history books of OBHS.

Malo le soifua, kia orana, malo e lelei, ni sa bula, taloha ni, fakaalofa atu, mauri, halo olketa, kia ora and warm pacific greetings.

On Thursday, 26 October, OBHS held the school Maori awards for the second year.

Three weeks into the term and senior futsal is all finished.

Mountain Biking Otago are holding a Downhill Race at Signal Hill on Sunday, 19 November and would love to see more entrants, especially school-aged riders.

We invite you to join us on Saturday, November 25, 12pm at Titi Restaurant, for the first WOOBHS Luncheon.

Although we still have to wait a little bit longer, the holidays are getting closer and closer.

This year's prizegiving is being held at The Regent Theatre on Tuesday, 31 October at 7.00pm.

The OBHS Lodge, enjoyed by thousands of OBHS students over its 48 years in operation, will be available for families of OBHS boys to stay in for a short time again this summer.

The OBHS Parents Association are pleased to bring you our chocolate fudge truffle fundraiser.

All trophies presented at last year’s junior prizegiving now need to be returned.

The JR McKenzie Youth Education Fund has a proud tradition of supporting families in need of financial assistance, with the purchasing of a school uniform.