Alumni

A Korowa education is about building opportunities, nurturing talents and creating meaningful connections that last a lifetime. Our alumni, known as Korovians, are a central part of this vision, helping to carry forward the values, traditions and rich history that make Korowa unique.

Korovians, more than 12,000 of them, can be found across every state and territory in Australia, and in 26 countries around the world. Through regular reunions, on-campus events and publications, including our twice-yearly Korovian magazine, they stay connected to the school and to one another.

Our alumni reflect a wide variety of backgrounds, talents and experiences, and contribute to their communities through service, leadership and professional expertise. These connections create a vibrant, supportive network that extends far beyond the classroom, offering inspiration, opportunities and lifelong friendships for current and future Korovians alike.

The Korovian Club also provides opportunities for alumni to stay connected professionally and to support one another across different stages of life and career.

Korovians regularly return to the School to share their experiences with students through career conversations, industry talks and mentoring opportunities, offering current students insight into the many pathways that unfold beyond Korowa. These moments of connection help students see what is possible, while allowing alumni to reflect, contribute and stay engaged with the School community.

In addition to in-person events, Korovians are invited to connect through a digital networking group on LinkedIn, providing a space to stay in touch, share opportunities and continue conversations beyond the School gates.

Together, these connections strengthen the Korovian community, creating a supportive network built on shared experience, generosity and lifelong connection.

The Korovian Fellowship Grant reflects the enduring relationship between Korowa and its alumni, a connection grounded in shared values and a belief that a Korowa education carries with it a responsibility to contribute positively to the world.

Established in 2022 by the Korovian Club Committee of Management, the Fellowship Grant supports Korovians and Honorary Korovians who are pursuing projects or initiatives with a clear philanthropic, social or environmental purpose. It is designed to help alumni extend their impact beyond school, applying the courage, curiosity and integrity fostered at Korowa to meaningful work in the wider community.

More than a financial contribution, the Fellowship Grant is an expression of Korowa’s commitment to lifelong connection. It recognises that the influence of the School does not end at graduation, but continues through the lives, leadership and service of its alumni. By supporting Korovians at different stages of their journeys, the Grant strengthens the reciprocal relationship between past students and the School, one that is based on shared values, mutual pride and a collective desire to make a difference.

Meet the dedicated members of our committee:

• President: Helen Tope AO (Class of 1980)
• Vice President: Annaliese Allen (Akehurst, Class of 1996)
• Treasurer: Jan Miller (Kostos, Class of 1960)
• Secretary: Virginia Mitchell (Jackson, Class of 1977)

General Committee:

• Fiona Adams (Class of 1990)
• Margaret Hill (Class of 1968)
• Jennifer Jaeger (Class of 1978)
• Yasmin Milton (Lapins, Class of 1993)
• Deborah Morant (Pike, Class of 1976)
• Diana Murray (Cox, Class of 1964)
• Alina Sinclair (Fialides, Class of 2002)
• Shelby Versa (Class of 2010)