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Alumni

Stay connected, for life

Friendships made at school often last a lifetime

Our Alumni Association brings together former students across generations, industries and life paths. Whether you graduated five years ago or fifty, the Alumni Association is your space to reconnect, network and be part of something that continues to grow with you.

Why join?

Keep friendships alive no matter where life takes you

Catch up with classmates, share memories and stay in touch with friends from your time at Westbourne.

Connect with fellow alumni to share insights and opportunities

Meet alumni across a range of professions and industries who are open to sharing insights, advice and opportunities.

Remember the moments and milestones that shaped you and your peers

From reunions to milestone events, enjoy moments that bring us back together and celebrate what we’ve achieved.

Help inspire and guide the next generation of Westbourne students

Support the next generation by offering mentorship, sharing your story or getting involved in school initiatives.

Keep connected to Westbourne’s story as we grow and evolve

Hear the latest school news, attend alumni events and be part of the Westbourne story as it continues.

Want to join the Alumni Association?

Complete the form below to stay connected and be part of our growing alumni community.

Awards

Notable Alumni

The Westbourne Notable Alumni Award celebrates former students who have made an outstanding contribution in their chosen field or to the wider community. Meet the past recipients whose achievements reflect the diverse paths taken by Westbourne alumni.

Historic alumni of note

Jack Joel attended the school in the late 1930s. He was a highly successful businessman who established Australia’s first frozen chicken processing business and launched Australia’s first car leasing company JMJ. In 1999, he was awarded an OAM for his contribution to public life and philanthropic causes.

Hector Maclean attended the school in the 1870s. He established a medical practice in Williamstown after graduating from the University of Melbourne and founded the Williamstown Hospital in 1894. He also served with the Medical Corps of the Australian Imperial Force during the First World War in Egypt, Palestine and France.

Charles Merrett attended the school during the 1870s. He was a successful merchant and agriculturalist and had a military career that spanned from 1880 through to 1920 and culminated with the rank of colonel. An interest in politics and public service led to his involvement with many organisations and causes. He was knighted in 1934.

Dorothy Richards attended the school during the 1920s. She was a well-known writer and was a prize-winning author of articles, short stories, poetry and several books. She was a founding member of the Society of Women Writers (Victoria).

Update your details

Stay connected with Westbourne and our alumni community by keeping your contact details up to date. We’ll keep you informed about alumni news, upcoming events, reunions and opportunities to reconnect with the school and fellow alumni.