Old Johannian events serve as vital platforms for strengthening the worldwide network of Old Johannians, offering our community the opportunity to foster a celebration of the values and ethos of St John's. These gatherings offer OJs opportunities to come together, forge and rekindle connections, actively engage with the Old Johannian community, and make meaningful contributions to the OJA and St John’s College.
We are delighted to announce that St John's College and the Old Johannian Association will be hosting a cocktail function in London on the 9th of July. We would like to warmly invite you and your partner to join us for what promises to be a very special evening.
Old Johannians gathered for An Evening with Dale Jackson to mark the beginning of a new chapter at St John’s College. The event provided an opportunity to connect with Dale Jackson as he steps into his role as 17th Executive Headmaster and to engage with the future direction of St John’s College.
The Hong Kong event, hosted by Tina Playne (Clarke 1986), Chairperson of Council, on Wednesday, 7 January 2026, highlighted the importance of the Old Johannian Association network...
This morning’s Eminent Speaker Breakfast was an eye-opening session on protecting your digital self. Tony Christodoulou, Founder and CEO of Cyber Dexterity, shared valuable insights on how to stay safe in today’s digital world.
On 4 September, Old Johannians from across the generations came together at the East India Club in London for a wonderful evening of connection and conversation.
The Old Johannian Association hosted an intimate gathering in Boston, Massachusetts, on the 25th of June at the historic Lenox Hotel. It was wonderful to have so many Old Johannians make the effort to join us for what turned out to be a truly special evening of connection and reminiscing.
What a wonderful evening reconnecting with Old Johannians in Melbourne! Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Athenaeum Club on March 31st for an evening of reminiscing, laughter, and Johannian camaraderie.
What a memorable evening at the North Shore Golf Club on April 8th! For the first time in many years, St John's College reconnected with our Old Johannian community in New Zealand.
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