Support through every chapter

Upon graduating, there is a large change in the lives of students. The structure of daily school life comes to an end, the guidance and support of teaching mentors subsides and the peers they have been around daily begin adventures of their own.

With this change, the continuation of key and long-standing relationships is critical to providing support through the next stage of life.

As an OTG, I have found it easy to connect with fellow alumni, with shared values and experiences that assist in forming new friendships or business relationships. I have also made good friends with OTGs from different year levels who I have met along the way in my career.

Being a part of the OTGA, I have also been lucky enough to see some great networks continuing to thrive, particularly within the OTG sporting clubs.

The ‘4 C’ focus areas where the OTGA looks to drive engagement and impact; ‘Community’, ‘Careers’, ‘Clubs’ and ‘Connections’, are the spaces where we think we can add the most value. Many of our events and initiatives cross over more than one of these focus areas.

Mentoring, which is facilitated through events and our online platform Old Trinity Grammarians’ Online (OTGO), can be particularly powerful when it come from someone who is relatable. Some of our younger OTGs assist annually with events that provide guidance to Year 12 students on what to expect a university and how to navigate some tricky areas, such as timetabling.

It takes a big team effort between Trinity Grammar School, the OTGA, the OTG Clubs and many others to continue to foster these important connections.

Once Trinity students finish their secondary education, we are proud to continue to foster a deep and continuous affiliation with the school and its broader community.

Old Trinity Grammarians Online (OTGO) is a digital platform for alumni that facilitates social, networking, mentorship and career opportunities for OTGs.