2025 Alumni Functions
Save The Date
In 2025, three reunions are scheduled and will be held on the same night, in three distinct locations at the College.
The graduating class of 2005 and their families are invited to gather on Friday 21 November from 7pm onwards for their 20 Year College Reunion.
In 2005, there were 107 Year 12 students.
The College Captains in 2020 were Tony Hui and Carlie Peake.
Anna Prociw-Charalambous and Leah Foster were Performing Arts Captains and the College staged Little Shop of Horrors as College Musical.
Abby Browning and Adam Mitchell were Sports Captains.
It was also the year of The Big Flood.
Please complete your free registration before 20 November so that we can welcome you. We particularly welcome families to join us at the 20 Year Reunion. Bring your parents along or show your partner and your own children where you went to school.
If you cannot make it, we invite you to complete a registration regardless, so we can stay in touch.
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The College Captains in 2015 were Sam Patterson and Mitchell Heyes. Both are now teachers, with Mitch enjoying his second year on staff at Aitken.
The Sports Captains were Prudence Cordes and Ellie Tzaferis. Our Performing Arts Captains were Alysha Maric and Jake Wehbeh.
Aitken became an eSmart School in 2015 including the arrival of 'Paris', who decided to steal the show on Presentation Night at MECC, before she was unceremoniously unplugged.
It was also the year that a little orphan named Annie captured our hearts.
Register for the 10 Year (Class of 2015) before 20 November.
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2020 was the year that the lives of all of us to an unexpected turn. Covid-19 was a pandemic unlike anything most of us had seen in our lifetimes. Students, staff and parents 'pivoted' to online learning through part of term one and four and all of term two and three. While it was difficult at times, it gave us a greater appreciation for how our College community would band together and support each other.
On Presentation Night, our College Captains, Declan Harvey and Zara Ertekin, highlighted the opportunities this gave us all to
adapt to new learning environments and methods in which we communicate with peers and teachers.
As Mr Forward noted,
Notwithstanding the struggles that many families faced during this time, students reported that they very much enjoyed Home Learning, being more in charge of their day, spending time with family, eating when they wished and even doing lessons in their pyjamas!
Throughout this time students were supported by three Performing Arts Captains, Filipe Filihia, Max Hobbs and Anthony Roperto who helped organise online concerts and play readings.
We saw the introduction of Student Council to provide a voice for our students working collaboratively. Our Sports Captains were George Tsitsinaris and Alyena Kaymakci.
Work commenced on the new Cumberland Building, with the relocation to the Cumberland Village on the site of the old dam and the demolition of the Year 4-6 classrooms.
Register for the 5 Year (Class of 2019) before 20 November.