At Otago Boys', sport is a key component in the development of many of our young men.

The 2018 production was a massive undertaking. With far more songs and dances to learn than previous years, we were hard pressed to get everything ready in time.

Over the past few weeks OBHS has been casting a critical eye over our school values.

At the end of last term, 4 boys and myself set off for Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama for an 18 day trip of a lifetime.

In junior Technology with Mr Richard Dougherty (Term 1 options), the first recipients of the Rectors Award for outstanding work have received their prizes.

Our Kapa Haka Wairua Pūhou had a baking stall today to raise funds towards their trip to the National Secondary Schools competition in Palmerston North in 6 weeks time.

I am currently in Year 13 and I am continuing on my placement from 2017 at Commercial Hire New Zealand and Transport Engineering Otago.

On Thursday night, the OBHS and OGHS School Councils' Quiz Night was held at the Otago Girls’ High School hall.

The Student Council's free 'Breakfast with your Brothers' is even more popular now with the change in the weather!

Clean, green New Zealand. That was the centre of the junior debates Wednesday last week, where the house was an environmental group that wanted to scrap New Zealand’s clean, green image.

The annual OBHS v King's High School winter interschool fixture was held on Tuesday.

On Wednesday 23 May Otago Boys' will host Southland Boys' in the annual winter interschool fixture.

All New Zealand state and state-integrated schools have a board of trustees, which is responsible for the governance and control of management of the school and ultimately accountable for the school’s performance. One of our current parent representatives, Liane Topham-Kindley, explains the current situation with a casual vacancy on the board.

It is not the school's policy to promote any form of entertainment genre.

Please read the following information in regards to the early closure of the school on Wednesday 6 June and Friday 8 June.

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Once again we are making our famous cheese rolls to fund raise for a new travel curtain for the stage in our Auditorium.