Alumni and Friends' Association

St Oran's taught us to be actively involved lifelong learners. The people we spent time with at school and the things we learnt have contributed significantly to the people we are today. Our history is important and the Association provides us with the opportunity to stay in touch with old friends and to meet others with a shared educational heritage.

The primary purpose of the St Oran's Alumni and Friends' Association is to keep the wider St Oran's College whānau connected. We encourage all members of St Oran's College to feel a sense of life-long belonging to the community. We actively celebrate current and past members of our community. 

Membership

If you have ever been a student, a teacher or served as a Board Member at St Oran’s College, you are invited to become a life member of the St Oran’s Alumni and Friends Association by completing the online form below.

Your membership will enable us to support current students through founders’ day activities; run Alumni events like our annual afternoon tea, movie nights, and Year 14 drinks; and keep up to date with Alumni news and communications. You can find details about our recent and upcoming events on our Facebook page.

Joining the Alumni Association Committee

Any member of the Association is warmly invited to join our Committee that holds informal meetings twice a term. Meetings are advertised on our Facebook page and the Friday Flyer.  Please email the committee at oldgirls@storans.school.nz to find out more.

St Oran's College Alumni and Friends' Association rules can be found here

​​​​​​​Current President: Anna Kurth

Daughters of Alumni attending St Oran’s College

If you are a past student who is interested in your daughter attending St Oran’s College, we encourage you to complete a pre-enrolment waiting list application while she is at primary school or earlier.

The Board of Proprietors Admissions Committee will consider service to the Alumni Association Committee as part of the admissions process. If preference is granted as a first step, the daughter of a past student of St Oran’s will see her enrolment prioritised under the St Oran’s College enrolment scheme, if there is evidence of regular, committed service to the Alumni Association Committee by her parent over an unbroken period of at least three years.