Alumni
Alumni
Get involved
As our alumni community expands into the tens of thousands, so too does our vibrant alumni program. We welcome your ‘time, talent or treasure’ to help contribute to the ongoing success of the College.
Why not volunteer to share your personal or professional wisdom with current students? Beaconhills runs Lux Luceat Society dinners and alumni lectures throughout the year. Our students would appreciate your expertise and guidance as part of our mentoring program, with business mentorship in the form of traineeships or cadetships invited.
This year – as the College celebrates its 40th anniversary – we are inviting alumni to share their story, to help guide and inspire other students on their own pathways. Visit our anniversary page to tell us your story.
You may also wish to support various fundraising initiatives, such as the Community Education Support Fund (CESF) which helps College families doing it tough due to illness or a sudden change in financial circumstances.
Connect with alumni on social media
The Beaconhills Alumni facebook group is one great way to connect to other students, hear about reunions or take a trip down memory lane with some old photographs.
Volunteer your time or talent
We welcome enquiries from alumni who would like to be guest speakers, mentors to students, or give back in other ways.
Express your interest by submitting the form below.
Update your details
If you have moved, changed numbers or just haven’t yet had time to let us know your contact details, now is your chance. Use the link below to register.
Alumni reunions
Alumni reunions have become popular events at Beaconhills. Reunions are held at the one, five, 10 and 20 year mark. There are also other special College events where alumni are welcomed.
Alumni are also increasingly part of major community service events and other outreach and service programs. If you don’t want to miss news of upcoming events, register your details below.
The 2022 Reunion dates are:
Alumni stories
Our alumni are carving their own paths in many interesting ways. These videos below share their stories. Visit our 40th Anniversary celebration page to share your own story.
Kaitlyn Frawley
Kaitlyn talks about how she has carved out a rewarding career in sport and recreation after her time at the College.
Cassandra Catic
Commercial photographer Cassandra Catic credits her Beaconhills Media teacher for inspiring her creative career choice.
Jadyen Newstead
Particle physicist Jayden Newstead’s fascinating research enables him to explore the mysteries of the universe.
Kirsten Hawker
Kirsten Hawker competed at the Olympic Swimming Trials, but the career she eventually chose may surprise you.
Blayne Bertoncello
Accomplished chef Blayne Bertoncello has made sustainability the foundation of his menu at his successful Beaconsfield restaurant.
Brett Ashby
Brett Ashby’s visual arts teachers helped kick-start his exciting international career as an artist.