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Scotch Reports Issue 174 (April 2019)

In the first edition for 2019, we hear from Dr Newton, each of our Scotch campuses, plus a Scotch story from Andrew Saies and all of the Class of 2018 results and destinations. There are also articles from Head of Community, Natalie Felkl and a bumper Straight Scotch covering all things OC and a look back on 2018 OC reunions.

In the first edition for 2019, we hear from Dr Newton, each of our Scotch campuses, plus a Scotch story from Andrew Saies and all of the Class of 2018 results and destinations. There are also articles from Head of Community, Natalie Felkl and a bumper Straight Scotch covering all things OC and a look back on 2018 OC reunions.

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TORRENS PARK CAMPUS<br />

A word from the College Captains<br />

Welcome to <strong>2019</strong>! We cannot wait to<br />

commemorate and celebrate 100 years of<br />

<strong>Scotch</strong> with you.<br />

As a Year 5 visiting various schools around<br />

Adelaide, my parents supposedly let me<br />

choose <strong>Scotch</strong>. My justification was that<br />

people seemed to smile more, yet I know<br />

they saw the benefits of a <strong>Scotch</strong> education<br />

beyond the expressions on the faces of<br />

students and staff. I started in Year 6 and<br />

have had many incredible experiences here<br />

since then. My interests now lay in political<br />

philosophy, international relations and<br />

issues of social justice. Upon graduation<br />

and completion of tertiary studies I<br />

imagine being magnetized towards human<br />

rights, to fulfil my ambition of leaving<br />

the world a better place. I am incredibly<br />

humbled to have been elected as a College<br />

Captain during our centenary year and I am<br />

excited beyond words to serve the school<br />

that has opened so many doors for me and<br />

my peers during my time here.<br />

LALLA NUGENT<br />

College Captain, Douglas House<br />

Over the past three years, <strong>Scotch</strong> College<br />

has been an environment, or rather a<br />

home, which has provided me vast and<br />

numerous opportunities. My journey at<br />

<strong>Scotch</strong> began in Year 10 and from day<br />

one I was welcomed with open arms. Fast<br />

forward to today and I am commencing<br />

Year 12 as a focused, confident and<br />

driven student thanks to my experiences<br />

and relationships at <strong>Scotch</strong>. Following<br />

graduation, I hope to study commerce at<br />

university and eventually pursue a career<br />

in finance or economics. So, it is with<br />

a profound love for the College, and its<br />

students and teachers who have entrusted<br />

me in leading them, that I will serve the<br />

school as a College Captain beside Lalla,<br />

and as Vice Captains, Billie and James<br />

SAMUEL SUBRAMANIAM<br />

College Captain, Stewart House<br />

We are both certain the year ahead will<br />

be a symbolic chapter in <strong>Scotch</strong> history to<br />

be remembered for years to come. During<br />

our time as College Captains we intend on<br />

making the <strong>Scotch</strong> community proud of<br />

that story, whilst continuing to write the<br />

pages for those who follow.<br />

Feature Billie Bowen, Samuel Subramaniam,<br />

Lalla Nugent and James Borg, <strong>2019</strong> <strong>Scotch</strong><br />

College Captains and Co-Captains<br />

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