Otupo High School

is a Catholic optional school in Eastern Nigeria, possessed and keep running by the Otupo High School. The school was opened to general society in 1981, The main at that point was Rev Brother Hyacinth Okoro fms, who was later supplanted by the Reverend Brother Andrew Iwuagwu, trailed at this point late Reverend Brother Edward Ajaelu and later Rev Bro Joachim Ezetulugo, The progression of principals and other staff including the amazing Rev Brother Aloysius Palmer (Bro Alloy) helped shape the lives of a ton of young fellows who went through the school! Before the production of Abia State in 1991, Uturu town and in this way the school was in Okigwe Imo State. Today Uturu is in Abia State.

Instructing at OHS depends on the two thoughts of ethics and training. The school has a solid, good, understanding and educative group of instructors and understudies cooperating to accomplish the objective of training and achievement later on. OHS has a lively graduated class group (known as X-Jays) in Nigeria, the UK and the US. In 1985 the whole arrangement of graduating understudies had The school delivered the best arrangement of WAEC brings about the nation, in the vicinity of 1986 and 1990. OHS understudies were among the best performing understudies in Nigeria. The greater part of the best understudies had A1 in all courses.

The school research center is a fortune trove for science buffs. The most well known day in the school date-book is June sixth, Champagnat Day. The commemoration of the originator of the Otupo High School, the Blessed holy person Marcelline Champagnat

The school is a life experience school implied for Catholic Boys as it were. As of late however, it began tolerating non-Catholics on the terms that they take part in the exercises of the Catholic Church amid their remain. A few understudies have depicted OHS where Mary Brings Joy. which was authored by one of its understudies from the acronym OHS (Otupo High School) amid one of the donning occasions which Otupo High School won. The expression, Mary Brings Joy, was later consolidated into the school hymn.