Discover Our Michaelian Legacy
St Michael's Grammar School has proudly fostered a strong and connected alumni community since the establishment of the Alumni Association in 1911. Today, more than 7,000 Old Michaelians maintain an active connection with the School, forming a vibrant and supportive network.
Our Old Michaelians play a valuable role in enriching student life across the School. Their involvement strengthens our community and provides meaningful opportunities for current students to learn from those who have walked before them. We deeply value these connections and are equally committed to ensuring our alumni feel a lasting sense of belonging—to the School and to one another.
Alumni are kept informed and engaged through a range of channels, including our Old Michaelian social pages, The Crest magazine, and email communications.
Our Heritage and Values
Founded by the Community of the Sisters of the Church as a girls' school, St Michael's has always been defined by inclusivity, innovation, and a commitment to the wider community. The Sisters were visionary educators, dedicated to providing a first-class education and championing opportunities for their students.
In the 1970s, this forward-thinking approach led to the decision to become co-educational—well ahead of many comparable schools. More than 50 years later, we continue to foster an inclusive learning community where every student is supported to succeed.
We take great pride in our rich history, our reputation for student wellbeing, and our holistic approach to education, which enables every student to flourish. These foundations are guided by our enduring values of Dignity, Respect, Care and Compassion.