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Julie and JAMES DOUGLAS’(‘ 84) house. A highlight of the marathon was BRETT LANGLEY’ S(‘ 84) personal best time of three hours 14 minutes: Brett decided just two weeks before the marathon to upgrade from the half to the full marathon.
ED MEGGITT(‘ 86) lives near Alexandra, running the family trout farming operation, Goulburn River Trout, with his brother DERRICK(’ 87). Ed has been trout farming since 1990 after completing an Agricultural Science degree at Melbourne University, where he met his wife, Sally, at Ormond College. Ed and Sally have four children, WILL(‘ 12) now working at Deloitte, Kate studying commerce at Melbourne University, and twins JAMES and ALEX in Year 8 at Scotch. Ed sits on the board of Seafood Industry Victoria and heads up the Victorian Trout Association. He retains a keen interest in Scotch life, and is the current President of the Boarders’ Parents Association.
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1990s STUART HOOPER(‘ 94) and his wife Deena have welcomed a son,
nephew of DWIGHT HOOPER(‘ 96), a grandson of MURRAY HOOPER
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(‘ 66) and a great-grandson of CLEEVE( BILL) HOOPER(‘ 28).
ED MONTGOMERY(‘ 90) and his wife Lucinda have welcomed a son, Orlando Myles Montgomery, born 8 February 2017, a brother to India and Jasmine, and signed up for Scotch.
ANDREW GARDE(‘ 97) is currently President of the Hydrocephalus Support Association, a charity supporting people with hydrocephalus and their families, and promoting research into the condition. The association recently campaigned to help the Neurosurgical Society of Australasia establish the clinical quality Australasian Shunt Registry, and also raised $ 45,000 for the society last year. Andrew was recently appointed Leader in Charge of 1st Hawthorn Scout Group. Andrew has worked for Telstra for the past 17 years, and received a directors’ award for his involvement in Telstra’ s 2G( GSM) mobile network closure last December.
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2000s TOM HARE(‘ 01) has lived in the UK for the past six years. He has been married for nearly two years, and he and his wife, Claire are
They have bought a property in
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Wandsworth, south-west London.
accountant in 2008, and has held various positions in banking and asset management. He currently works at KPMG with NICK COLMAN(‘ 99).
Tom enjoys a regular game of golf and follows all the elite level sport in the UK and at home. He and Claire enjoy travelling as much as possible.( Tom can be contacted via tommyhare82 on Twitter and Instagram.)
MICHAEL LI(‘ 11) won the Pam Wells Prize for the best performance of the music of Chopin at the 2016 Australian National Piano Award.
OLIVER HENDRIKS(‘ 15), CHRIS RICHARDS(’ 13) and NICK BERNARDO(’ 12) have returned to Australia after a whirlwind tour of the UK and the Republic of Ireland with their college a capella group, the Trinity Tigertones. Stops included St Andrew’ s, Dublin, London and Oxford.
tour for the group, and the boys were privileged to perform with the Other Guys from St Andrews University, the Trinitones from Trinity College, Dublin, and Out of the Blue( Oxford University). The Trinity Tigertones are
group from Trinity College, University of Melbourne, who have performed at a range of events from the Red Ball
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and Australia’ s Got Talent to college dinners and 21st birthday parties. All three boys were members of the Chamber Choir and the Cardinals while at Scotch, and have continued their passion for singing after leaving school.
At the Australian Teachers of Media( ATOM) awards last October, ADAM WONG(‘ 15) was awarded‘ best senior secondary animation’
Asimov. Adam produced
( SAT means‘ School-Assessed Task’, in which students are assessed on both product and process; in this case, their process of planning and
speech for the award, Adam made special mention of the support and guidance of his teachers at Scotch, including Michael Waugh and Katrina Wilson, and of the value of his Scotch education. Adam also won the
Warburton Film Festival in June 2016. Adam’ s 2015 classmate ALEC UITTENBOSCH was nominated for‘ best senior secondary music video’ in the ATOM awards, and although he didn’ t take out the award, it was an honour for Alec to be nominated for it. Alec won the junior commendation award at the 2016 Warburton Film Festival, and the student category at the Dandenong Short Cuts Film Festival in July 2016.
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