Established in 1913, the Old Scotch Collegians’ Association (OSCA) is instrumental in enabling our wide network of Old Boys and their families to keep in touch with the School and each other by way of the ‘Cardinal Thread’.
We enable Old Boys to stay connected and engaged through a wide range of sporting, cultural, career, wellbeing, and social interactions. We strive to strengthen friendships and connectivity by focusing on delivering three key priorities:
OSCA hosts events and activities each year including year-group and branch reunions, luncheons, golf days, and dinners in regional Victoria, interstate and overseas. The events help Old Boys living in all parts of the world keep connected.
From 40+ annual events, including the renowned OSCA Annual Dinner and the OSCA Business Networking Breakfast, Old Boys have a myriad of ways to continue the interests and friendships formed at the school, and stay engaged with the wider Scotch Family.
OSCA’s 25 affiliated clubs are places were Old Boys and the Scotch Family can find enduring friendships, providing a pathway to continue the passions and friendships formed at the School. These clubs encompass a variety of interests, including sports, recreational activities, and performing arts.
Old Boys have a home called OSCA House, in Morrison Street (opposite the Randall Building) and is a welcoming facility for Old Boys to connect in person. OSCA House is part of the Tolson Centre, which includes the superb Scotch College Archives and Museum.
Old Boys are encouraged to stay connected via OSCA’s clubs, events and digital channels:
