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Reunions are back for 2022! It was great to see all those from the Class of 2015, 2016 and 2017 back at Scotch for the 5 Year Reunion on Friday 28 January. To view photos from the night head to OSCAconnect   We are looking forward to our next reunion

Congratulations to the 9 Old Boys who were recently awarded Australia Day Honours. They include: Mark Wootton AO ('78) - For distinguished service to the community through philanthropic support for a range of organisations, and to the environment. James La Nauze AM (’66) - For significant service to ophthalmology, and

In this instalment of "Where are they now?" we spoke with Jeremy Andrews from the Class of 1998. Jeremy is a foreign affairs and international development (foreign aid) professional currently working with Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). Jeremy's focus over the past decade has been Australia's engagement

Make sure to catch the final episode of The OSCA Podcast for 2021, with Charles Pruden ('15) speaking about his experiences working in politics. Since finishing school, Charles has been heavily involved in the Liberal Party, from being part of Katie Allen’s campaign staff, to the President of the Kooyong

Congratulations to Sam Darcy ('21) who last night was drafted by the Western Bulldogs as a father/son selection at pick number two. Sam follows in the footsteps of his father Luke and grandfather David. Well done Sam and all the best!

In this episode of The OSCA Podcast, hosts Lachie Strathmore (’15) and Scott Montgomery (’85) sit down with James Rook (’15). James Rook ('15) has been heavily involved in rowing, having recently competed in the Tokyo Olympics as the Cox of the Australian Women’s VIII. In this episode, we explore

Today is a special day for an amazing Old Boy, as the Rev. Bill Morgan ('35) celebrates his 106th birthday. As well as being the oldest known Old Boy, today's milestone makes Bill the first known Old Boy to reach the age of 106. The OSCA community wishes Bill the

The Perelberg Award is awarded in memory of a former student of Scotch, Ashley Perelberg, a member of the Class of ’92, who died in 1993 from a heart attack while training during his first year at university. In 2021, the Perelberg Award, is awarded to a member of either

Wednesday 6 October 2021 On this day,  170 years ago, Scotch College was founded in East Melbourne by the Reverend James Forbes. As is said “from Little acorns, mighty Oaks do grow“ and from those fledgeling beginnings in, today we flourish on 27 ha at our Hawthorn campus nestled along

Ben Strathmore (’13) attended Harvard University for 4 years after finishing school, and he currently lives in Los Angeles producing music under the name ‘Strath.’ In this episode, we talk about the decision to move to America, the opportunities and vibe in Los Angeles, the day-to-day life of a music