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Ian Law ('55) was pulled into the raging floodwaters of the Darling River earlier this year and floated on his back for almost five hours. The blind 84-year-old had fallen into floodwaters and was pulled downstream for an agonising 22km, the river current so strong it pulled his false teeth out.

OSCA recommends your viewing of the communication below from the Principal, Dr Scott Marsh. It again clarifies the position of the School and OSCA in relation to the recent submission by the Presbyterian Church to the Australian Law Reform Commission.

On Anzac Day 2023, we remember all those who fought and died for Australia at war, including over 600 Old Boys and staff who died in WWI and WWII. 249 Scotchies are known to have served at Gallipoli and 11 died on the day of the landing on 25 April

OSCA President, Stephen Webster (’73) and the Council of the Old Scotch Collegians’ Association request the pleasure of your company at the 2023 OSCA Annual Dinner. DATE:           Friday 26 May 2023 TIME:            6.15pm for 7pm VENUE:        Leonda By The Yarra.  2 Wallen Rd, Hawthorn VIC DRESS:        Black tie

Congratulations to the Scotch rowers and Old Boys coaches on winning the 155th APS Head of the River (HoR) at Nagambie on Saturday 25 March. Coming up against Geelong Grammar in the first heat, Scotch lost by about one foot as the seesawing bows put Geelong in first place, but

The 2023 Don Macmillan Cocktail Party held on Wednesday 15 March saw the largest attendance for years on a perfect evening. Two boats were christened in honour of 2021 [sic] Olympic Games coxes James Rook (’15) and Stuart Sim (’11), with James speaking about his pathway through the Scotch College

Friday 26 May 2023 at Leonda by the Yarra. Start organising your table.  Bookings open at the end of March.

The OSCA tipping comp is once again open, with $50 monthly prizes and $200 for the overall winner. If you participated last season, then it is just a matter of logging in to your FootyTips account and getting your tips in for the first round. But there is one more

On Sunday 5 March, Rainer Gertis (’17) will challenge himself to row a 42.195km marathon on an ergo rowing machine to raise funds for his chosen charity, Beyond Blue.  This challenge is a personal goal for Rainer, he is passionate about the importance of physical activity for mental health.  Rainer

Adam Howard is a senior Visual Effects Supervisor for feature film, television and theme park projects worldwide. Originally from Melbourne, Australia he attended Scotch College and then Caulfield Institute of Technology / Monash University studying Graphic Design and Illustration. Adam’s talent as an artist was first spotted by Scotch college