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What are we defined by?
Unlocking Potential: Year 12 Leadership🦸
This week, our prospective Year 13 Prefects engaged in their second leadership session centered around the empowering theme: "What is Your Superpower?"
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What do you want to be remembered for?
Class Act 2025
The Otago Daily Times Class Act initiative identifies and celebrates the excellence of young people in our province.
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Otago Boys: the Castle on the Hill, the Blue and White hoops, OB’s — there are many names people call this place. But for some, these names mean nothing. <em>Otago Boys’</em> is just a name to them.
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The one person who will stop you from reaching your full potential is yourself.
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Silence.
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We don’t have much time left.
Five minutes with our Head Prefect
As the academic year approaches its end, we caught up with our 2025 Head Prefect, Charlie Ottrey, to reflect on his year.
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What defines success?
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Pressure is something every athlete faces whether you’re competing in front of thousands, playing your first match, or training alone with high expectations.
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When we hear the word leader, most of us think of someone commanding attention, loud, confident, always speaking first.
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So, you know how as a Year 9, you see someone do their Last Word, and think “Hey, I’d love to do one!”
Rupene representing New Zealand at the International Science School!
We are incredibly proud to announce that Rupene Skipper has been selected as one of only five high school students nationwide to represent New Zealand at the prestigious Professor Harry Messel International Science School (ISS) held at the University of Sydney.
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See, in our world today, we’re taught to win — whether it’s on the field, in the classroom, or racing your mates to the canteen.
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From the moment I walked through the archway beginning my time at this school, countless times the phrase “make the most of it” has been said to me.
OBHS Students Go Bald for Blood Cancer Awareness
<em>Shave for a Cure</em> is a nationwide initiative raising funds to support New Zealanders living with blood cancer and leukaemia.
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It's okay to not be okay.
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There have been times in my life when I was told I wouldn't be able to do the things I love again, but that never held me back.
Prefects Launch Reading Programme to Strengthen School Connections and Wellbeing
Today marked an exciting morning as some of our prefect team proudly launched a new reading programme in partnership with Balmacewen Intermediate.

