Since returning to school this term we have had a visit from Lincoln University and next week the University of Otago will visit to promote scholarship applications for 2020.

Thanks to generous sponsorship from Mitre 10 the school now has new outdoor seating.

At Otago Boys’ we have four active beehives.

The annual Cross Country along with a hotly contested Gumboot Throw competition were held in fine but cool conditions on Tuesday afternoon.

The hostel successfully bounces back from COVID lockdown.

Many OBHS old boys from the period 1963 to 1985 will remember with affection the wife of Rector Don MacLachlan.

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

Parents of prospective boarding students for 2021 and 2022 at all year levels and parents of current boarders at OBHS Hostel, are warmly invited to attend one of the following country visits to meet with school and hostel staff.

It's time for our annual Harry Potter quiz.

We know some of our students - and their whānau - are worried that they might not be able to attain NCEA or UE this year, because of the disruption caused by COVID-19.

As we have now moved to Alert Level 1 no physical distancing is required on buses and the usual service delivery has resumed.

As we all know Otago Boys' High School has a rich history in Dunedin which has been well recorded. We want to continue this by capturing stories of your time in lockdown as an Otago Boys' High School community record of Covid-19, a major worldwide event in history.

After a challenging beginning to the year with Covid-19, the Art department decided to create a photography competition that focused on the theme of Isolation.

The Otago Boys’ High School Parents Association Annual General Meeting will be held on Thursday,18th June at 7pm in the school library.

It’s almost school holidays, so keep the whole family entertained with the Entertainment Book APP.