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About the Hall of Achievement

Established in 2003, the ������ Hall of Achievement honours the significant contributions and accomplishments of our Old Scholars. Induction ceremonies were held in 2003, 2005, and 2009, and since 2017, have become an annual tradition aligned with the College’s Year 6–10 Annual Awards Ceremony each November.

The Hall of Achievement celebrates the rich history of ������ and the lives shaped by its education, including those from its predecessor schools: Boys' Town, Savio College, and Holy Name Convent. It recognises Old Scholars whose achievements reflect the spirit and values of Don Bosco—including hard work, honesty, respect, and good citizenship—and who contribute meaningfully to the broader community.

Inductees are publicly honoured as part of the College’s ongoing Salesian and ������an story, acknowledging the blessings they bring to our community and the legacy they represent.

How to Apply

Becoming a member of the Hall of Achievement involves a thorough nomination and selection process, guided by criteria set by the College Leadership Team and the ������ Old Scholars Association Committee, and approved by the College Board.

Nominations are called for annually through the Old Scholars Association Committee, which is responsible for managing the process. This committee includes the College Principal, College Rector, Old Scholars Coordinator, and selected Old Scholar members.

Nominations must be submitted by April each year for consideration. 

Hall of Achievement Inductees