OSCA maintains and builds ongoing, meaningful relationships between Scotch students, past and present. From 40 + annual events, including our renowned Annual Dinner, to the 27 Old Scotch clubs and societies affiliated with OSCA, the 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.
This begins in Year 11 with the Mentorship Program, which sees current students connect with inspirational Old Boys to help guide them through the challenges and opportunities of their school career.
After graduation, alumni are welcomed into the Young Old Boys Program, created specifically to support new alumni as they begin their life after school. It provides them with advice, mentoring and mateship from their OSCA peers. Old Boys of every age also benefit from OSCA Thrive, our mental health and wellbeing program.
Scotch Parents’ Association
Parents and guardians are an integral part of the Scotch Family. There are many ways for parents and guardians to be involved in everyday life at the College, including the Scotch Parents’ Association( SPA).
Composed of more than 30 auxiliary groups, the SPA provides vital support to a range of school events and activities, bolstering the boys to become their best through the power of community.
Active clubs and auxiliaries include:
Aquatics Club – Swimming, Diving and Water Polo
Boarders Parents’ Association Cadet and Military Band Auxiliary Cardinal Club – Rowing Chaplains’ Prayer Support Group Community Connections Junior School Parents’ Association Library Auxiliary McLeod Club – Cricket Montgomery Club – Hockey Music Auxiliary Pass Auxiliary – Soccer and Futsal Pipes and Drums Auxiliary Scouts Parents’ Association Scrum Club – Rugby Swap Shop Serve and Volley Auxiliary – Tennis Slam Dunk Club – Basketball
Snowsports Club – Skiing and Snowboarding
Spike Club – Volleyball Touche Auxiliary – Fencing Velo Club – Cycling 1858 Club – Australian Rules Football
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