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Welcome to The Old Peninsula School Association Alumni Network! As a past student or staff member of The Peninsula School, you can now contact other members through our sophisticated online communication directory. This is an exciting advancement in our endeavours to maintain contact with past students anywhere in the world! |
We hold regular reunions in the H.A.Macdonald Pavilion. These are a great opportunity to catch up and reminisce with your peers, rekindle friendships and relive shared experiences and, where appropriate, build fruitful business relationships. For further details on reunions and events please contact the TOPSA Convenor Suzanne Ashley on +61 3 9788 7825.
Come and see how your old School has changed and enjoy an evening reminiscing in the H. A. Macdonald Pavilion, which adjoins the Macdonald Oval (South or Upper Oval as it was previously known). Do we have your current mailing address and contact details?
Class of 2003 – 10 Year Reunion and tour - Saturday 27 July, 7pm tour, 8pm main function
Class of 1993/Year 11 Careers function - Friday 6 September
Class of 1993 – 20 Year Reunion and tour - Saturday 7 September, 7pm tour, 8pm main function
Class of 2012 – 1 Year Reunion - Friday 11 October, 7pm
Women’s Breakfast - Tuesday 15 October
(for Year 11 & 12 Girls and their female family members. Past Students most welcome!)
7.15am for 7.30am sit-down to breakfast. View the poster
TOPSA would not be the thriving association it is today without those who acted upon a vision in 1965 when the first group of Peninsula students reached Year 12 (or Form 6 as it was known then) and created The Peninsula School Old Boys’ Association.
In 1967 at the first committee meeting Daryl Currie was elected inaugural President and Russell Bond inaugural Secretary. This initial desire for past students to remain connected to the School, along with the voluntary work of executive and committees since that time and their desire to give back, has created many friendships, connected past students and parents via personal and sporting networks and created jobs.
The strength of TOPSA is in its evolution. Through our reunion program, sporting activities, careers days and other events, more people are re-connecting with the School and are prepared to give back through time or funds to ensure success for our past students, current students and future generations. Increasing numbers of past students are now choosing to continue tradition and send their children to Peninsula.
TOPSA membership has increased significantly over the past few years. Our reunion program is going from strength to strength and interstate and overseas members are now able to be actively involved in TOPSA.
Annual events, including the Year 11 Boys’ Careers Afternoon and the Women’s Breakfast, continue to be an important part of the School calendar. These events are just two of those that help bring together past students and current students/families to help foster community spirit within The Peninsula School.
TOPSA's increased active involvement with the sporting clubs (under the banner of 'The Pirates') has also increased the sense of belonging for those who continue to give back.
We look forward to TOPSA's continued growth this year and beyond.
All past students are welcome, and encouraged, to attend our committee meetings or join the committee. Meetings are generally held bi-monthly in the Pavilion.
Staying in touch via TOPSA will also ensure that you are invited to regular reunions, and that you will receive regular copies (three issues per year) of Pen in Profile.

Contact Suzanne Ashley, Community Relations, on 9788 7825 or email sashley@tps.vic.edu.au for more information.
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