Welcome from
the President
I’m Natusha Wenn (Petrelis 1995), and I am truly honoured to serve as President of the OCA.
My first official duty as President was at the 2024 Valedictory Service, where I had the privilege of warmly welcoming the Class of 2024 into the Old Collegian community. It was a heartfelt moment to present each graduating student with a beautiful silver bracelet, a meaningful symbol of the beginning of their journey as lifelong members of the OCA.
One of my key focusses as OCA President is to build upon the inclusive community legacy established by my predecessor, Winks Shephard (Sheedy 1988). I’m committed to fostering connections, celebrating achievements, and ensuring that every member feels valued and supported. Together, we can continue to strengthen the bonds that make our community so special.
Natusha Wenn (Petrelis 1995), OCA President
Reunions & Events
Each year, Old Collegians come together to reconnect with classmates and friends at reunions and events held across Australia and around the world.
Details of upcoming events are shared through our publications, the Black Watch Magazine and Tartan News (emailed newsletter), as well as on our social media channels.
To ensure you don’t miss an invitation, please update your details here. For more information about reunions or events, contact our Alumni Officer, Greer Hancock (Kopcheff 1999) at [email protected]
We look forward to welcoming you to an Old Collegian event soon!
Student Mentoring
Our mentoring programme is about sharing expertise, skills, and experience to help forge fledgling careers.
Scholarships & Bursaries
OCA Art Exhibition
We are proud to host the OCA Art Exhibition each year where PLC community comes together to celebrate the creativity and vitality of the arts. The Senior School is transformed into a gallery exhibiting pieces by Old Collegians and the broader PLC community.
PLC is privileged to boast incredible established artists such as Anne-Marie D’Arcy, Kate Ellis, Jenny Davies, Sam Sadik, Leon Pericles, Louise Farnay, and Narelle Manser-Smith, but also talented emerging artists including Sacha Barker and Zac Vasiliou.
