Teach your son to always shake hands first.

“Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds, cannot change anything.” - George B. Shaw.

The Lodge has been well used over the break and is ready for the first of the Year 10 camps next week.

Our very fit and capable Year 13 Human Biology students totally smashed the practical recordings taken at the University of Otago School of Physical Sciences this week.

It was a day of warmish weather, fantastic house colours and great participation across the houses.

On Sunday and Monday the first summer interschool of the season was held.

Wanaka was in distinct contrast to the dull, dreary conditions in Dunedin with the mercury hitting close to 30 degrees, yesterday.

Congratulations to Year 11 student Nic Swale who last weekend competed in the Youth Mini Stock section of the Central Motor Speedway in Cromwell.

Three OBHS students have been selected to compete in upcoming New Zealand diving events.

On Thursday 20 February our Year 12 students will be undertaking the "Loves Me Not" programme.

Congratulations to old boys and brothers, Sione and Tevita 'Asi.

The Earth and Space Science North Island Volcanoes tour will be running from 20-24th August.

At our Fair this year we will be running our Chocolate Wheel which is always a great crowd pleaser.

Selling fast - don't miss out!

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

The storage container to hold goods donated for the school fair has arrived and we are filling it up.

We are looking for members of our school community who would be available to help with the school fair which is being held on Saturday 4 April.

Registrations for the Hostel 150th Reunion are now open.

Are you a young New Zealander who is passionate about the environment and keen to make a difference?

Following are a list of scheduled interschool dates for 2020.

Tell us about the activities and successes your son has been involved in so that as a community we can celebrate with them.

The Otago Peninsula Community Board (OPCB) offers two scholarships per year to the value of $300 each to assist secondary school aged pupils who live on the Otago Peninsula to participate in leadership opportunities.