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Fostering Lifetime Connections

At Assumption College, our commitment to our students doesn’t end with Graduation. Through our Old Collegians Engagement Program, we foster lifelong connections that enrich both our alumni and the College community.

Our past students play a vital role in our College’s ongoing success — sharing knowledge and experience, inspiring future generations, and supporting the College’s vision.

Staying connected with the College can take many forms: from attending class reunions to careers mentoring or coaching co-curricular teams. Your knowledge and experience are instrumental in nurturing the next generation of minds and guiding them towards success in their future endeavours.

For more information about how you can support current students or to update your details, please contact our Community Development Team:

A Gathering Place for Alumni

Located at the heart of the school precinct with stunning views of Carroll Oval, the Assumption Neale Daniher Community and Sports Pavilion is a welcoming space for alumni to reconnect —whether at informal catch-ups or formal reunions.

Leading up to this impressive facility is the Avenue of Honour, a striking tribute to our Hall of Excellence inductees. These individuals hold a special place in our history, and the avenue stands as a powerful reminder that achievement and success are possible for all who strive with dedication.

These stunning facilities not only nurture lasting community connections but also celebrate the achievements of our alumni, standing as a reminder that our legacy is built on the contributions and dedication of the students who walked these grounds before and inspiring future students to aim as high.

Stay Connected

Our Old Collegians network is extensive and vibrant. As stories continue to connect and inspire, we invite alumni to share achievements, milestones and special memories with our community. You can also submit important calendar dates and events to be featured in our alumni communications and quarterly Shandon Calls magazine.

To stay connected, please keep your details updated via our dedicated alumni website and explore the upcoming reunions and events. We look forward to welcoming you to our events, celebrating your successes together, and continuing to inspire new minds.

ACKOCA: Our Purpose

The Assumption College Kilmore Old Collegians Association (ACKOCA) exists to help former students keep in touch and celebrate life’s special milestones, both large and small.

The Assumption College Kilmore Old Collegians Association aims:

  1. To CONNECT past students; COMMUNICATE within the Assumption College community and CELEBRATE friendships, achievements and reunions of old and new friends.
  2. To promote and foster a spirit of union and good fellowship among members.
  3. To provide a supportive network to assist members in their career choices and prospects.
  4. To encourage regard for and promote the material interests of our Alma Mater.
  5. To promote the extension of support and friendly interaction between the school and members.
  6. To provide an avenue of support for members in need.
  7. To promote opportunities for former students to gather and enjoy social interaction.
  8. To print and publish any newspapers, periodicals, books or leaflets that the Association may think desirable for the promotion of its objects.

ACKOCA Committee Members

Our dedicated committee members work diligently to keep our alumni community connected and help celebrate their successes long after Graduation. Their hard work ensures that our programs continue to thrive, supporting old collegians and new generations alike.

  • President: Simon J. Costa AO (1981 – 1985)
  • Vice-President: Luke Soulos (1971 – 1976)
  • Secretary: Matthew Meier (1988 – 1993)
  • Events and Treasurer: Michael McMaster (1980 – 1985)
  • Communications: Monica Gill (2008 – 2010)
  • Deaths/Achievements: Mr Robert Ryan (1942 – 1944)
  • Old Collegian Patron: Mr Ray Carroll (1958 – 2011)