OHA Annual Report
President’s Report
It’s been another energising and impactful year at the OHA, marked by momentum, innovation, and meaningful progress. As we reflect on the past 12 months, I’m proud of the way our community continues to evolve and give back, guided by a shared commitment to supporting one another and staying connected across generations, geographies, and life stages.
At the heart of our efforts has been the implementation of the OHA Strategy (2023–2025), which has shaped our objectives and sharpened our focus. You’ll find the full strategy published on page 13 of this report. It reflects our vision of a connected, inclusive alumni community and has guided the delivery of both established programs and new initiatives that bring that vision to life.
We continue to deliver value to our members through our established suite of programs and events, while also introducing new opportunities that reflect the evolving needs of our alumni. The upcoming establishment of the Young Alumni Sub-Committee will bring together a dedicated think-tank of recent graduates to help shape initiatives that reflect their interests and aspirations, ensuring the OHA remains dynamic, inclusive and relevant. This initiative will also offer our emerging Young Alumni valuable opportunities for professional development and a pathway into future leadership roles within the OHA Council.
We’re also thrilled to launch OHA Ignite, our new entrepreneurship program designed to empower bold ideas and early-stage alumni ventures. With seed funding, mentorship, and the support of our global network, OHA Ignite is a powerful example of how we’re investing in the future of our community.
Our events calendar continues to thrive, with highlights including the Young Professionals Networking Event, the Haileybury Rendall School Dinner in Melbourne, and our upcoming Signature Events series featuring the Sursum Corda Business Leaders event, Mornington Peninsula Luncheon, and OHA Golf Day. These moments of connection are a testament to the enduring bonds that unite our alumni community.
As we look ahead, I’m excited about the continued growth of our programs and the opportunities they create for our members. Whether through professional development, community grants, or leadership pathways, the OHA remains committed to supporting you wherever life takes you.
On a personal note, I will be relocating to London to pursue an exciting new chapter in my career. While this means stepping back from my role as President of the OHA, I remain incredibly proud of all that we’ve achieved together as a passionate, purpose-driven team committed to our OHA community.
I’d also like to extend my heartfelt thanks to outgoing Councillors Melissa Allen and Zara Scammell, whose leadership in establishing the Hearts on Fire program and championing the voices of our Young Alumni will leave a lasting legacy. To all our Councillors and our hard-working OHA Office team, thank you for your dedication, creativity, and care. And to our incoming Councillors, welcome! We’re excited to have you join us and look forward to the fresh perspectives you’ll bring.
As always, we encourage you to reach out, share your story, and Stay Connected—I know I will be!
Ms. Millie Hogben (OH 2013) President
Treasurer’s Report
The Old Haileyburians Association derives the majority of its revenue from membership fees paid by families enrolling their children into Haileybury. The payment of a membership fee on enrolment provides the student with ongoing life membership of the OHA.
Income is also derived from the following sources;
• Events (including reunions, business events, sporting events etc)
• Sponsorship
• Dividends from investments
• Membership sales
The OHA aims to significantly subsidise the price of events for its members. Investment in our members is at the forefront of the Council’s decision making and this investment is inclusive of but not limited to;
• Website development
• Brand awareness
• OHA week
• Programs and initiatives such as Relocation Bursary, Community Grants, Entrepreneurship programs etc.
• OHA Clubs.
In 2024/25, the OHA recorded a surplus of $16,000, with the major increase in expenses being OHA Clubs, Relocation Bursary payments and OHA week.
Mr Ian Clydesdale (OH 1977) Treasurer
GOVERNANCE AND LEADERSHIP
President Ms. Millie Hogben (OH 2013)
Co-Vice President
Co-Vice President
Treasurer
Executive Director
Council Member
Council Member
Assistant Treasurer
Council Member
Council Member
Council Member
Council Member
Council Member
Dr. James Kemper (OH 2012)
Mr. Clayton Ford (OH 1991)
Mr. Ian Clydesdale (OH 1977)
Mr. Russell Davidson (OH 1986)
Ms. Melissa Allen (OH 2009)
Mr. Pavneet Arneja (OH 2006)
Mr. Cooper Ford (OH 2023)
Mr. Brenton Loughnan (OH 2012)
Ms. Simge Ozkul (OH 2015)
Mr. Brad Petry (OH 2001)
Mr. Shankar Pillai (OH 2006)
Ms. Zara Scammell (OH 2022)
Secretary Mrs. Kylie Phillips
THE OHA TEAM
DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS & Executive Director OHA
Russell Davidson (OH 1986) Development Office Operations Lead
Cristina Zannoni
James Green
OHA Council
Ms. Millie Hogben
President (OH 2013)
Mr. Ian Clydesdale
Treasurer (OH 1977)
Dr. James Kemper
Co-Vice President (OH 2012)
Mr. Clayton Ford
Co-Vice President (OH 1991)
Mr. Russell Davidson (OH 2009)
Executive Director (OH 1986)
Mr. Cooper Ford
Mr. Pavneet Arneja (OH 2012)
Ms. Melissa Allen (OH 2006)
Assistant Treasurer (OH 2023)
Ms. Simge Ozkul (OH 2001)
Mr. Brenton Loughnan (OH 2015)
Mr. Brad Petry (OH 2006)
Mr. Shankar Pillai (OH 2022)
Ms. Zara Scammell
Why We Exist
The vision for the Old Haileyburians Association is to foster a deeply connected and inclusive community— one where every member feels valued, supported, and engaged.
We exist to create meaningful pathways that provide opportunity, facilitate connection, and strengthen the lifelong bonds between Haileyburians, no matter where in the world they may be. Our mission is to be recognised as one of the leading school alumni organisations in the country, achieved through a rich offering of services, events, and initiatives that keep our members connected.
Our values—collaboration, support, innovation, and respect—are rooted in the principle of inclusivity and guide everything we do as we continue to nurture and grow our vibrant community.
Once a Haileyburian, always a Haileyburian.
OUR VISION
To foster a deeply connected and inclusive community - one where every member feels valued, supported, and engaged.
The OHA Team (From left to right): James Green, Kylie Phillips, Russell Davidson and Cristina Zannoni.
FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
2024/25 was an extremely exciting period for the OHA, with achievements across every aspect of our organisation. The following are the highlights of a landmark period;
• The OHA Medal was awarded for the 17th time to former Academy Award winner and 2025 nominee, Adam Elliot (OH 1984). It was a wonderful occasion having Adam address a packed Aikman Hall assembly on Founders Day.
• We established a formalised Community Grants program that aims to support Old Haileyburians in times of need.
• We conducted our third extremely successful OHA Week in Melbourne and launched our inaugural event in Darwin.
• The OHA Award was presented for the first time to two students in Melbourne and two at Haileybury Rendall School in Darwin.
• The Old Haileybury Amateur Football Club won the Premier B premiership in the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA).
• An event for all OHA Club representatives was hosted by the OHA at Keysborough.
• Attendances at signature events (Mornington Peninsula event, Generations Breakfasts, OHA Golf Day, Sursum Corda, Clark Club) for 2024 were at an all time high.
• Investment in our Council members who throughout the period had opportunities to attend the London Oxford Summit in Melbourne as well as engage in Board training activities.
• Continuing success with Hearts on Fire – an event established in order to engage with our young female graduates.
• The establishment of an OHA Rewards program, designed to support members who own their own small businesses and to support members through the discounting of products and services.
• The Old Haileybury Cricket Club won two premierships in the MCC Club X1.
• The OHA Aerobics Club proudly brought home one gold medal, one bronze and two fifth place rankings at the National Championships held on the Gold Coast
• Over 2000 members and guests attended OHA events in 2024/25. Events included class reunions, interstate and regional Chapter gatherings, business and networking, sporting reunions and interest group activities.
CLUBS
The OHA is indebted to those who work behind the scenes to ensure that our clubs are functioning at the standard required to exist in their various competitions and environments. As society sees a rapid decline in volunteerism, we thank our dedicated club volunteers who go over and above in support of our School and Association to deliver a worthwhile and positive environment for our many alumni who form part of our Club network. As of March 31, 2025, the OHA was fortunate to have the following clubs represent the organisation:
AIKMAN (ROWING CLUB)
ATHLETICS/CROSS COUNTRY CLUB
BOWLS CLUB
COMPETITION AEROBICS
CRICKET CLUB
FOOTBALL CLUB
GOLF CLUB
HOCKEY CLUB
WATER POLO CLUB
Nat Callea (OH 1992)
Andrew Scott (OH 1991)
Mark Thompson (OH 1982)
Jessie Curtain (OH 2014)
Peter Sise (OH 2000)
Matthew Armstrong (OH 1988)
Chris Lane (OH 1985)
Clark Anstis (OH 1975)
James Walsh (OH 2004)
EVENTS
The OHA ran an exciting, engaging and brilliantly attended series of events in the months between April 2024 and March 2025.
Our Signature events continue to create huge demand and hence a wonderful atmosphere.
It was particularly pleasing to see a strong response to Chapter events held throughout the country in 2024. We are particularly thankful to Giles Boten (OH 1985) and his wife, Nicole for their generosity in opening their home for the OHA Sydney event in October.
Class reunions continue to create strong engagement and we were thrilled to host our Melbourne based Haileybury Rendall School alumni for a dinner in the cold Melbourne climate.
As our membership grows and the number of alumni coming from diverse backgrounds expands, so too will the number of events. Our aim is to provide relevant and engaging events for not only our Melbourne based alumni, but also those from the Darwin, Beijing and Pangea campuses of Haileybury to ensure we continue on with the theme of One Haileybury.
MEMBER BENEFITS
Old Haileyburians, by virtue of their Life Membership, are able to avail themselves of the following programs and services;
• Relocation bursary fund
• Clubs grants program
• Year 12 gifts
• Mentoring
• Jobs Board
• Baby-sitting and Tutoring
• Publications and communication
• Access to events at subsidised rates.
• Access to OHA Clubs
• Eligibility to join the OHA Rewards program.
• Community Grants program
• Availability of Careers support.
• Involvement in the OHA Internship program.
• Access to a dedicated support team (OHA office) as well as a network of Old Haileyburians.
Our clear strategic priorities are set out in the table below. Our aim is to be an organisation that is relevant to our members and one that is agile – being able to support our members on a number of levels and provide opportunities for them to prosper. Importantly, we wish to be able to care for our members when in need and it is the responsive and agile support that our members look up to us for.
We strive for excellence in communication, technology and engagement. It is important to us that we engage with all members of the Haileybury community, regardless where in the world they live, their interests and their professional pursuits. We also strive to support those who support us and in this way we give back to our Clubs, our leaders on OHA Council and our most engaged supporters.
We thank all of those who have supported the OHA in some way over the years.
OUR AIM
To be an organisation that is relevant to our members and one that is agile – being able to support our members on a number of levels and provide opportunities for them to prosper.
Strategic Objectives & Priorities: 2024
OHA AWARDS
OHA MEDAL
The Old Haileyburians Association Medal is awarded annually to an Old Haileyburian in recognition and appreciation of exceptional achievement to the community beyond expectation in their field of endeavour. Given that there are now in excess of 20,000 members of the Old Haileyburians Association, to be awarded this medal is a significant achievement.
In 2024, the OHA Council were unanimous in their decision to award the OHA Medal to Adam Elliot (OH 1984).
Adam is an Academy Award winning animation writer and director who has always based himself in his hometown of Melbourne. His animated films are what he calls, Clayographies which are clay animated biographies based on the bittersweet lives of his family and friends.
After graduating from the Victorian College of the Arts in 1996, Adam has created seven animated films that have been voiced by some of the world’s leading actors. His breakthrough came with his film Harvie Krumpet, which won the 2004 Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film, cementing Adam’s place on the international stage.
Adam’s contributions to animation continue to be recognized globally. In 2025, he received his second Academy Award nomination, for his feature film, Memoir of a Snail. The film centres on Grace Pudel, a lonely hoarder of ornamental snails who lives in Canberra and stars Sarah Snook, Jacki Weaver, Eric Bana and Kodi Smit-McPhee as the main characters. The Academy Award nomination further solidifies Adam’s legacy in the industry. His dedication to handcrafted storytelling and unique visual style has made him a pioneer in stop-motion animation, inspiring filmmakers worldwide. Today, Adam remains a passionate advocate for independent cinema, championing stories that celebrate life’s imperfections with heart and humour.
Congratulations Adam!
OHA AWARDS
Adam becomes the 18th winner of the OHA Medal and joins the Honour Roll as follows:
HONOUR BOARD
OHA MEDAL
Year Winner
2024 Mr Adam Elliot (OH 1989)
2023
2023 Mr John Gollings OAM Professor Rod Hicks AM (OH 1962) (OH 1976)
2022 Dr David Gruen (OH 1971)
2021 Mr. Chris Pfeiffer OAM (OH 1967)
2020 Prof Peter McDougall (OH 1967)
2019 Mr Bob Sedergreen (OH 1960)
2018 *Dr Ian Davis (OH 1995)
2017 Mr Geoff McGeary OAM (OH 1959)
2016 Dr David Scrimgeour AM (OH 1967)
2015 Mr Robin Fildes AM OAM (OH 1958)
2014 Dr. Ross Sundberg AM QC (OH 1960)
2013 Mr Ian Henderson (OH 1970)
2012 Prof Simon Molesworth AO AM (OH 1971)
2011 Prof Geoffrey Cleghorn (OH 1971)
2010 Dr Ian Watterson (OH 1975)
2009 Mr Tony Taggart (OH 1969)
2008 Hon Justice Lex Lasry (OH 1966)
*Deceased
OLD HAILEYBURIANS ASSOCIATION
OUTSTANDING YOUNG ALUMNI AWARDS
The OHA Outstanding Young Alumni Awards are in their twelfth year and once again provided a popular array of candidates for nomination.
The awards are presented to Young Old Haileyburians who have achieved significantly in their field, have demonstrated exceptional human values and/or have rendered outstanding service to the OHA.
The winners of the awards in 2024 were:
ARTS: Lincoln Hilton (OH 2010)
BUSINESS: Jess Abraham (OH 2018)
COMMUNITY: Lily Ford (OH 2019)
SPORT: Tory Taylor (OH 2015), represented by his brother, Ashton Oscar Piastri (OH 2019), represented by his mum, Nicole
STEM: Kenji Fujihara (OH 2013)
(From left to right): Nicole, Jess Abraham (OH 2018), Ashton, Lily Ford (OH 2019) and Kenji Fujihara (OH 2013)
2024 Jess Abraham (OH 2018)
2023 Jessie Curtain (OH 2014), James Doyle (OH 2019) and Keelan Hartnett (OH 2012)
2022 Gus Coleman (OH 2019) and Lara Cruse (OH 2019)
2021 Barbara van der Merwe (OH 2015), Hayley Marlow (OH 2013), Mathisa Vidyarante (OH 2011) and Anthony Trainor (OH 2010)
2020 Sudip Mitra (OH 2012), Boe Eyking (OH 2015) and Sarah Fry (OH 2014)
HONOUR BOARD
2019 Jackson Meyer (OH 2014), Iraish Thirimanna (OH 2013) and Jono Somers (OH 2007)
2018 Spencer Bignell (OH 2009) and Nicholas Donato (OH 2009)
2017 Nicolette Kordos (OH 2010)
2016 Maddison Connaughton (OH 2010) and Brittany Drummond (OH 2010)
2015 Matthew Frenkel (OH 2009)
2014 Joanna Hawley (OH 2009) and Sahil Shekhar (OH 2007)
2013 Jared Hopping (OH 2007) and Ben Sze (OH 2002)
OUTSTANDING YOUNG ALUMNI
YEAR Business Award Winners
YEAR Art Award Winners
2024 Jess Abraham (OH 2018)
2024 Lincoln Hilton (OH 2010)
2023 Jessie Curtain (OH 2014), James Doyle (OH 2019) and Keelan Hartnett (OH 2012)
2023 Lucy Paterson (OH 2017) and Jackson Peele (OH 2014)
2022 Gus Coleman (OH 2019) and Lara Cruse (OH 2019)
2022 OHA Dance Club
2021 Barbara van der Merwe (OH 2015), Hayley Marlow (OH 2013), Mathisa Vidyarante (OH 2011) and Anthony Trainor (OH 2010)
2021 Matthew Rogers (OH 2015)
2020 -
2020 Sudip Mitra (OH 2012), Boe Eyking (OH 2015) and Sarah Fry (OH 2014)
2019 Zara McDonald (OH 2012) and Olivia Na (OH 2010)
2019 Jackson Meyer (OH 2014), Iraish Thirimanna (OH 2013) and Jono Somers (OH 2007)
2018 Spencer Bignell (OH 2009) and Nicholas Donato (OH 2009)
2018 Niran Dasika (OH 2011) and Edwin Kwong (OH 2013)
2017 Ben Burgess (OH 2012)
2017 Nicolette Kordos (OH 2010)
2016 Maddison Connaughton (OH 2010) and Brittany Drummond (OH 2010)
2016 Kieran Rafferty (OH 2012)
2015 Matthew Frenkel (OH 2009)
2015 Monique Mulcahy (OH 2013)
2014 Joanna Hawley (OH 2009) and Sahil Shekhar (OH 2007)
2014 Tom Bainbridge (OH 2008) and Madison Griffiths (OH 2012)
2013 Charlie Lim (OH 2005)
2013 Jared Hopping (OH 2007) and Ben Sze (OH 2002)
HONOUR BOARD OUTSTANDING YOUNG ALUMNI
2024 Jess Abraham (OH 2018)
2024 Lincoln Hilton (OH 2010)
2023 Lucy Paterson (OH 2017) and Jackson Peele (OH 2014)
2023 Jessie Curtain (OH 2014), James Doyle (OH 2019) and Keelan Hartnett (OH 2012)
2022 OHA Dance Club
2022 Gus Coleman (OH 2019) and Lara Cruse (OH 2019)
2021 Matthew Rogers (OH 2015)
2020 -
2021 Barbara van der Merwe (OH 2015), Hayley Marlow (OH 2013), Mathisa Vidyarante (OH 2011) and Anthony Trainor (OH 2010)
2020 Sudip Mitra (OH 2012), Boe Eyking (OH 2015) and Sarah Fry (OH 2014)
2019 Zara McDonald (OH 2012) and Olivia Na (OH 2010)
2019 Jackson Meyer (OH 2014), Iraish Thirimanna (OH 2013) and Jono Somers (OH 2007)
2018 Niran Dasika (OH 2011) and Edwin Kwong (OH 2013)
2018 Spencer Bignell (OH 2009) and Nicholas Donato (OH 2009)
2017 Ben Burgess (OH 2012)
2017 Nicolette Kordos (OH 2010)
2016 Kieran Rafferty (OH 2012)
2016 Maddison Connaughton (OH 2010) and Brittany Drummond (OH 2010)
2015 Monique Mulcahy (OH 2013)
2015 Matthew Frenkel (OH 2009)
2014 Tom Bainbridge (OH 2008) and Madison Griffiths (OH 2012)
2013 Charlie Lim (OH 2005)
2014 Joanna Hawley (OH 2009) and Sahil Shekhar (OH 2007)
2013 Jared Hopping (OH 2007) and Ben Sze (OH 2002)
OLD HAILEYBURIANS ASSOCIATION
YEAR Community Award Winners
YEAR Community Award Winners
2024 Lily Ford (OH 2019)
YEAR Community Award Winners
2024 Lily Ford (OH 2019)
2023 Gizem Cherkez (OH 2018) and Taylah Miranda (OH 2017)
2022 Mayank Mayank (OH 2015) and Liam Stocker (OH 2017)
2023 Gizem Cherkez (OH 2018) and Taylah Miranda (OH 2017)
2024 Lily Ford (OH 2019)
2021 Daniel Lopez (OH 2016)
2022 Mayank Mayank (OH 2015) and Liam Stocker (OH 2017)
2023 Gizem Cherkez (OH 2018) and Taylah Miranda (OH 2017)
2021 Daniel Lopez (OH 2016)
2022 Mayank Mayank (OH 2015) and Liam Stocker (OH 2017)
2020 Hector Simpson (OH 2009) and Sophie Leggos (OH 2008)
2020 Hector Simpson (OH 2009) and Sophie Leggos (OH 2008)
2021 Daniel Lopez (OH 2016)
2019 Lachlan Coman (OH 2017) and Carrie van Rensburg (OH 2017)
2018 Hannah Vuoung (OH 2013)
2019 Lachlan Coman (OH 2017) and Carrie van Rensburg (OH 2017)
2020 Hector Simpson (OH 2009) and Sophie Leggos (OH 2008)
2017 Kenji Fujihara (OH 2013)
2018 Hannah Vuoung (OH 2013)
2019 Lachlan Coman (OH 2017) and Carrie van Rensburg (OH 2017)
2016 Matt Hutson (OH 2012)
2017 Kenji Fujihara (OH 2013)
2018 Hannah Vuoung (OH 2013)
2016 Matt Hutson (OH 2012)
2015 Amaya Hettige (OH 2010)
2017 Kenji Fujihara (OH 2013)
2015 Amaya Hettige (OH 2010)
2016 Matt Hutson (OH 2012)
2014 Rebecca Hibbert (OH 2007)
2013 Tom Cross (OH 2009)
2014 Rebecca Hibbert (OH 2007)
2015 Amaya Hettige (OH 2010)
2013 Tom Cross (OH 2009)
2014 Rebecca Hibbert (OH 2007)
2013 Tom Cross (OH 2009)
YEAR Sport Award Winners
YEAR Sport Award Winners
2024
2023 Finn Broadbent (OH 2019), Nathan Ephraums (OH 2017) and Sam
2024 Tory Taylor (OH 2015) and Oscar Piastri (OH 2019)
YEAR Sport Award Winners
2022 Alice Burke (OH 2020), Bella Eddey
2023 Finn Broadbent (OH 2019), Nathan Ephraums (OH 2017) and Sam Jeffree (OH 2016)
2024 Tory Taylor (OH 2015) and Oscar Piastri (OH 2019)
2019),
2018) and Cody Weightman (OH 2019)
2021 Amy Lawton (OH 2019)
2022 Alice Burke (OH 2020),
2023 Finn Broadbent (OH 2019), Nathan Ephraums (OH 2017) and Sam Jeffree (OH 2016)
2020 Josh Battle (OH 2017)
2021 Amy Lawton (OH 2019)
2022 Alice Burke (OH 2020), Bella Eddey (OH 2019), Max King (OH 2018) and Cody Weightman (OH 2019)
2020 Josh Battle (OH 2017)
2019 Gabi Ruffels (OH 2017) and Andrew Brayshaw (OH 2017)
2021 Amy Lawton (OH 2019)
2019 Gabi Ruffels (OH 2017) and Andrew Brayshaw (OH 2017)
2020 Josh Battle (OH 2017)
2018 Jordan Williamsz (OH 2009) and Jackson Coleman (OH 2010)
2017 Karl Amon (OH 2013) and Courtney Clarkson (OH 2009)
2018 Jordan Williamsz (OH 2009) and Jackson Coleman (OH 2010)
2019 Gabi Ruffels (OH 2017) and Andrew Brayshaw (OH 2017)
2016 Angus Brayshaw (OH 2013) and Gina Michael (OH 2012)
2017 Karl Amon (OH 2013) and Courtney Clarkson (OH 2009)
2018 Jordan Williamsz (OH 2009) and Jackson Coleman (OH 2010)
2015 Josh Beaver (OH 2011) and Laetisha Scanlan (OH 2007)
2016 Angus Brayshaw (OH 2013) and Gina Michael (OH 2012)
2017 Karl Amon (OH 2013) and Courtney Clarkson (OH 2009)
2014 Jack Gunston (OH 2009)
2015 Josh Beaver (OH 2011) and Laetisha Scanlan (OH 2007)
2016 Angus Brayshaw (OH 2013) and Gina Michael (OH 2012)
2013 Victoria Na (OH 2008)
2014 Jack Gunston (OH 2009)
2015 Josh Beaver (OH 2011) and Laetisha Scanlan (OH 2007)
2013 Victoria Na (OH 2008)
2014 Jack Gunston (OH 2009)
2013 Victoria Na (OH 2008)
YEAR STEM Award Winners
YEAR STEM Award Winners
2024 Kenji Fujihara (OH 2013)
2023 Katya Gvozdenko (OH 2019)
YEAR STEM Award Winners
2024 Kenji Fujihara (OH 2013)
2023 Katya Gvozdenko (OH 2019)
2024 Kenji Fujihara (OH 2013)
2022 Jackson Heilberg (OH 2012) and Annie Lepustin (OH 2012)
2021 Millie Hogben (OH 2013) and James Kemper (OH 2012)
2022 Jackson Heilberg (OH 2012) and Annie Lepustin (OH 2012)
2023 Katya Gvozdenko (OH 2019)
2020 Alexander Oman (OH 2012)
2021 Millie Hogben (OH 2013) and James Kemper (OH 2012)
2022 Jackson Heilberg (OH 2012) and Annie Lepustin (OH 2012)
2019 -
2020 Alexander Oman (OH 2012)
2021 Millie Hogben (OH 2013) and James Kemper (OH 2012)
2019 -
2020 Alexander Oman (OH 2012)
2018 Melissa Adikari (OH 2008), Rhiannah Carver (OH 2007), Amy Dowel (OH 2007) and Qerime Alimovski (OH 2007)
2019 -
2018 Melissa Adikari (OH 2008), Rhiannah Carver (OH 2007), Amy Dowel (OH 2007) and Qerime Alimovski (OH 2007)
2018 Melissa Adikari (OH 2008), Rhiannah Carver (OH 2007), Amy Dowel (OH 2007) and Qerime Alimovski (OH 2007) 2017
Bella Eddey (OH 2019), Max King (OH 2018) and Cody Weightman (OH 2019)
Tory Taylor (OH 2015) and Oscar Piastri (OH 2019)
Jeffree (OH 2016)
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Strategic Plan: 2023-2025
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Stats from April 2024 - April 2025
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Stats from April 2024 - April 2025
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OHA SPONSOR
Major Sponsor
The Old Haileyburians Association is once again indebted to our major sponsor, Mercedes – Benz Berwick for their support. Sponsorship from Mercedes-Benz Berwick allows the OHA the opportunity to provide its members with a high level of support along with subsidised prices to events and activities within the network.
Mercedes-Benz Berwick is an outstanding brand and we encourage all members of the Haileybury community who are in the market for a prestige vehicle to contact the dealership.
