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Since the 1912 Olympic Games, 25 Scotchies have regularly represented Australia (and another one represented Great Britain) in the Olympic Games, the Winter Olympic Games and the Paralympics. As the world eagerly anticipates the opening of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, it is a fitting time to recognise and

Members of the Scotch Family are invited to the 2024 Business Networking Breakfast hosted by the Old Scotch Collegians' Association. The strength of the Scotch community lies in the relationships we build and the support we offer one another.  This event is an excellent opportunity to tap into the vast

Old Scotch Collegians and members of the Scotch Family recently gathered for dinner at the Singapore Cricket Club. Dr Scott Marsh attended the dinner and provided a School update and an insight into his first 18 months as Scotch College Principal. OSCA Executive Director, Scott Montgomery ('85) also attended the

In this episode of the OSCA Podcast, Jacob Hooke (‘22) and Scott Montgomery (’85) speak with Charlie Oates (’18) and Leo Roubos (’18) about their journey since leaving Scotch leading to their roles with AI start-up Fluency, a business process documentation tool. Charlie and Leo discuss the challenges of balancing

Congratulations to the following members of the Scotch Family on receiving King’s Birthday awards in recognition of distinguished service: Mr Tony Steele ('58) AM - For significant service to cricket as a player, coach, and administrator. Dr James Elder ('75) OAM – For service to medicine as an ophthalmologist. Dr Carl

On Friday 31 May, Old Scotch Collegians and members of the Scotch Family came together to celebrate our school's rich heritage and Scottish traditions at the 2024 OSCA Annual Dinner. The night was filled with meaningful connections, laughter, and a strong sense of community spirit. OSCA President, Stephen Webster (’73)

On Friday 24 May, the 166th Cordner-Eggleston Cup was played out at Scotch between the Scotch and Melbourne Grammar First XVIII teams. OSCA hosted a pre-match lunch for old boy  players  of the decade teams from both schools.  The lunch event is a celebration for parents and friends of the 2024

Recently, Allan Lawton (’61) attended the Scotch Anzac Day Service in Memorial Hall and read the Ode for the students. Following in his father and Great Grandfather’s footsteps, Allan attended Scotch from 1957 to 1961. His brother, son and grandsons have all attended Scotch too. Allan’s name came up for

Adam Fitzgerald-Quirk ('11) is an award-winning actor and writer currently based in London. After attending Scotch College and studying Film and Television at Swinburne University of Technology, Adam relocated to the UK in 2016 to pursue a career in acting. His passion for performing developed during his time at Scotch,

Scotch has had various short-lived newsletters and magazines printed throughout its history, but the first proper magazine was Young Victoria. Launched in July 1877 as ‘A Monthly Journal of the SCOTCH COLLEGE’, and priced at four pence, it was inspired by senior Scotch boys pressuring the school to start a