As the oldest secondary school in Queensland, All Hallows’ School boasts a proud and passionate history. The All Hallows’ Past Pupils’ Association actively seeks to build on this rich foundation by supporting, encouraging and celebrating past, present and future connections between students and the School.
The All Hallows’ School Past Pupils’ Association was established in 1925 and provides an ongoing sense of connectivity and sisterhood among the many generations of innovative, compassionate, spirited and successful women who have passed through our School’s green gates.
We are blessed with an amazing and accomplished tapestry of alumni, from new graduates to 100+ year olds, including many multi-generational family members and groups of women sharing bonds of friendship which began at All Hallows’ more than 60, 70 or 80 years ago.
The Association strives to bring these women together to share not just their sense of fellowship and friendship but also their extraordinary gifts and skills across a wide range of professions, industries, networks and communities – from local to global.
The Past Pupils’ Association facilitates both friend-raising and fundraising events throughout the year. These include events specifically targeted towards different sections of our broad past pupil community, from new graduates to our much valued and most senior past pupils, such as the International Women’s Day Breakfast, Connect Blue cocktail party and Reunion Day, when we open our iconic green gates to welcome milestone reunion groups and other past pupils for a Mass, morning tea, campus tours and historical displays.
The Association is increasingly engaged in creating connections and relationships between current All Hallows’ School pupils and our past pupils through such initiatives as the ‘Sisters in…’ project, designed to create opportunities for networking, career advancement and mentoring.
