Red Army Art Collective (RAAC).
4th October - 26th October 2024
RAAC is a grass-roots collective of young artists doing their thing in the creative world after graduating from Art and Design courses at Scotch College Melbourne over recent years. This exhibition is a celebration of the different directions that each of these talented artists has travelled since completing their studies at the college. It is guaranteed to
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Thursday 10 October 2024 at the Essoign Club, level one of the Owen Dixon Chambers East. Following a successful Business ...read more
OSCA recently hosted the Business Networking Breakfast at Zinc, Federation Square. Panellists Clark Kirby ('96), CEO of Village Roadshow ...read more
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Fascinating history.
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I really enjoyed being in his physics class in Form 5, 1974. I can still remember the day he showed us that the power in an electrical circuit is equal to to voltage-squared divided by the load resistance. I went on to do Electrical Engineering. He was an excellent teacher, who drew beautiful diagrams on the blackboard, and I am sad to hear of his passing. I send my sincere condolences to his family.
A fine and inspiring teacher and leader. Fondly remembered.
A fine tribute. What is a Probationer?
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As Melbourne prepares for the 2024 Spring Racing Carnival, there is no better time to recognise Old Boys who have gone on to become professional jockeys.
Samuel Thomas Grimwood (SC 1862) rode Musidora in the 1862 Melbourne Cup, and Fleur de Lis in the 1864 Melbourne Cup.
Robert Clark (SC 1862) rode Viscount in the 1865 Melbourne Cup.
Albert Cox (SC 1889) was a jockey and clerk of the course, and was a son of William Samuel Cox, the eponym of the Cox Plate. ... See MoreSee Less
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Fascinating history.
The Scotch Family mourns the passing of David Scott.
Attending Scotch on scholarships from 1940 to 1944, David was a 1943 Probationer, 1943 Dux of French, a 1944 Prefect and 1944 Dux of Chemistry.
Briefly teaching in the Junior School in 1945, David joined the Senior School staff in 1948, primarily teaching Physics and Mathematics. He was Head of Physics (1970-75) and Science (1976-77), and Form 6 Group Master (1970-77). He continued teaching after becoming Scotch's inaugural Registrar from 1978 until retiring in 1988.
David successfully coached the 1st Hockey team for 16 years. With limitless work capacity he was a great organiser and administrator, but also had an excellent rapport with students, many of whom found he made Maths easy.
Scotch extends its sympathies to his daughters Lyn, Jan, Karen and Deb and their families.
A memorial service will be held at Deepdene Uniting Church on Thursday 7 November at 11am. ... See MoreSee Less
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I really enjoyed being in his physics class in Form 5, 1974. I can still remember the day he showed us that the power in an electrical circuit is equal to to voltage-squared divided by the load resistance. I went on to do Electrical Engineering. He was an excellent teacher, who drew beautiful diagrams on the blackboard, and I am sad to hear of his passing. I send my sincere condolences to his family.
A fine and inspiring teacher and leader. Fondly remembered.
A fine tribute. What is a Probationer?
🙏😥