
Old Sydneians continue to reunite and rekindle their friendships, forged during their time at Grammar.

Two Old Sydneians will be closely involved in the next America’s Cup to be held in Naples in 2027.
John Winning (OS 1970) is backing Australia’s first Cup challenge since 1983, with the Royal Prince Edward Yacht Club entering the 38th America’s Cup under the banner of ‘Team Australia’.
Grant Simmer (OS 1974) a former member of the 1983 Australia II crew and very experienced sailor, has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of ‘Team Australia’.
Pictured: Grant Simmer (OS 1974)
Christopher Allen (OS 1971) – Senior Master Academic Extension, Classics Master, Visual Arts Master
Steve Gonski (OS 1975) – Alumni Office
Nathan Bottomley (OS 1986) – Subject Master Classics
Robert Wagner (OS 1986) – Head of Instrumental Music, School Organist
Warren Cree (OS 1987) – General Operations Coordinator, Officer Commanding Army
Jeff Atkinson (OS 1990) – Applied Arts Technician
Tony Gill (OS 1995) – Second Master Modern Languages
Timothy Clark (OS 1996) – Assistant Headmaster (Senior Housemaster), Modern Languages Master
Luke Harley (OS 1997) – Assistant Headmaster (Character Education Strategy), English Master
Trent Wallis (OS 1998) – Subject Master Science
Tim Derricourt (OS 2000) – Second Master English
Stephen Tong (OS 2002) – Housemaster, History Master
David Farrugia (OS 2003) – PDHPE Master, Assistant Director Basketball
Max Jones (OS 2011) – Acting Form I Housemaster, Master of the Boatshed, PDHPE Master
Andrew Brown (OS 1996) – Year 6 Master
Nick Palmer (OS 2007) – Year 1 Master
Remi Owen (OS 2015) – Specialist Infants Music Master
Oliver Ottosson (OS 2016) – School Fellow
Alastair Slade (OS 1998) – Year 5 Master
Alasdair Gyngell (OS 2010) – Director of Grammar Life
Edgecliff and College Street – Dimitri Calligeros (OS 1998)
Edgecliff – Simon Ranguis (OS 2001)
St Ives and College Street – Tim Lee (OS 2001)
St Ives – Tiger Chou (OS 2016), and Hugo Hui (OS 2021)

On Friday 17 July, ninety Gold Sydneians attended a lunch in Big School. A ‘Gold Sydneian’ is an Old Boy who is over 70 years of age.
Former OSU President Mr Walter MacCallum (OS 1987) welcomed the group before the Headmaster Mr Stuart McPherson introduced himself and talked openly about his enthusiasm to be working again at Sydney Grammar School. Finally, after a wonderful meal, Mr Timothy Clark (OS 1996) spoke about his association with the School as a pupil and teacher. He also talked modestly about his rugby career and thanked Grammar for contributing so much to his life.
Pictured: Walter MacCallum (OS 1987) meeting Grahame Crocket (OS 1947) who was in Walter’s father’s class

Pictured: The Gold Sydneians’ Lunch in Big School on Friday 17 July



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Wendy Scotter’s Wake at the Lord Roberts Hotel on Friday 28 August


Medal (OAM) of The Order of Australia in the General Division for service to the law
Mr Philip Hilton Greenwood SC (OS 1975)
Medal (OAM) of the Order of Australia in the General Division for service to surf lifesaving
Mr Peter Morton Kinsey (OS 1963)
Just a reminder that Dr Sebastian King (OS 1993) and Jonathan Isaacs (OS 1984) are now available to help with alumni gatherings and activities.
Rob Lesnie (OS 1970) has also volunteered to assist any alumni living in western Canada, who want to connect.
Similarly, Chris Dosne (OS 1973) lives in Toronto and is happy to liaise with Old Sydneians in the Toronto area and Eastern Canada.
Thomas Tan (OS 1992) lives and works in Jakarta, Indonesia. He looks forward to connecting with fellow alumni who also live there.
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