This week has seen us rise to the challenges of the governments Public Health Order.

Dubbed as “the toughest secondary school sporting event in New Zealand”, the long awaited 21st Macpac Hillary Challenge Finals took place last week across five days in the Tongariro National Park.

Democracy is the worst form of government except for all others.

Following on from the Public Health Order regarding vaccinations, it is now a requirement of our school to collect and store student vaccination records. This has been mandated by the Ministry of Health and supported by the Ministry of Education.

The quiz looked very different this year with covid regulations in place.

From 28 November 2021, it will be illegal to smoke or vape in a vehicle that has people under 18-years-old in it (whether the vehicle is moving or not).

School Sport NZ, in consultation with its sport partners, announces the cancellation of the Term 4, 2021 School Sport NZ Calendar of Events.

Below is a list of internal assessments that are due to be submitted.

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.

Exercise is good for the body and the brain.

Students of any age, normally domiciled within the Dunedin RSA area, and who will be undertaking a course of tertiary education in 2022, with an institution recognised by NZQA are invited to apply to the Dunedin RSA Welfare Trust for a scholarship of $1,000.

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The PTA are now accepting good quality school uniform for upcoming uniform sales.

The next meeting of the OBHS Parents Association will be held in the staff room on Thursday, 17 February 2022 at 7pm.

Offer begins Wednesday, 3 November 2021, and runs until Tuesday, 16 November 2021.