Old Boys' Association

Reunions around the country, sporting matches between Old Boys and current boys, generational gatherings, dinner with boarders, a presence at home games, and social events are just some of the ways the Old Boys’ Association connects Old Boys with each other and with current staff and students.

The objectives of the Toowoomba Grammar School Old Boys’ Association (TGSOBA) are:

• To promote the best interest of the School, having particular regard to its stated aims as a Great Public School of Queensland;
• To co-operate with and support the Board of Trustees and the Headmaster in their administration of the School;
• To assist the School financially or otherwise in order to enable the School to further its aims and objectives in providing students of the school with the best possible opportunities for their personal development in academic, cultural and sporting endeavours;
• To foster camaraderie between past students of the School;
• To promote friendship between past and present students of the School;
• To co-operate with the Past Students’ Associations of other Schools in matters of common interest;
• To co-operate with other Toowoomba Grammar School Auxiliary Bodies;
• To do all such other things as are incidental to or conducive to the attainment of any or all of the above objectives.

Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month excluding school holidays and commence at 6:00pm in Old Hall.

A copy of the TGSOBA Constitution can be found here.

Reunions

In 2025, the School's 150th anniversary, the Reunion Weekend will welcome all Old Boys, in particular the Years of the 0s and 5s.

The 2025 Reunion Weekend will be held Friday, 15 August to Sunday 17 August 2025.

For further event details, head to the TGS Events Calendar.

The Reunion Weekend now includes 5 and 10 year cohorts, providing Old Boys a more regular opportunity to catch up.

Office Bearers

President:
Simon COOK (99-04)

Vice President:
Trent RAYMOND (89-93)

Immediate Past President:
Daniel BURRETT (01-08)

Secretary:
Andrew JURGS (00-01)

Treasurer:
Brendon WHITTAKER (91-95)

Members:
Mark CREEDON - Life Member (73-77)
David CROTHERS (79-82)
Sam DUDDY (91-95)
Ian DUMIGAN - Life Member (62-65)
Nicholas HESS (97-01)
Geoff KEATING (96-00)
Jamie (Jimmy) MARR (87-91)
Justin STILL (90-94)
Ian GUNN (75-79)

If you wish to contact any of the Office Bearers or Committee Members, please email tgsoba@twgs.qld.edu.au

Toowoomba Grammar School Old Boys’ Association - Honorary Old Boys

Honorary Membership of the TGSOBA may be granted to a person who has distinguished themself by meritorious service or who has made an extraordinary contribution to the advancement of the Association and its objectives.

In considering such a person to be deserving of this, the Committee has regard of, but not be limited by:

(a) The longevity of service and contribution made to the Association; and
(b) The standing and reputation of the person in relation to the Association, the School and the general community.

We are proud to have conferred Honorary Old Boy Status on the following outstanding members of our school community.

TGSOBA Merchandise

A selection of TGSOBA merchandise is available to order. Download the form below and return it to tgsoldboys@twgs.qld.edu.au.

Membership and contact details

To become a member of TGSOBA, please complete the application form and email it to tgsoldboys@twgs.qld.edu.au

To update your contact details, please complete this form.

Toowoomba Grammar Connect

We are excited to announce the launch of Toowoomba Grammar Connect.

Our exclusive alumni networking platform where you will have access to Mentoring, Careers Advice, Business Introductions, Job Advertisements, Business Promotion, News and Updates, Events Calendar & Photo Galleries.

Museum

The School Museum and Archives, located in the Old Boys’ Building, houses a collection of important and relevant artefacts generously donated by Old Boys and their families, staff and friends of the School. All new boys to the School are invited to visit the museum early in their first term and history students are encouraged to further research the School as part of their curriculum.

The museum’s curator and a productive and dedicated band of volunteers collectively contribute a great deal of time towards the museum’s operation, making it a highly valuable as an educational resource.

The museum is available as a research centre and is open to the general public on Mondays and Wednesdays 10:00am – 2:00pm during term time and can be contacted via email at A.Room@twgs.qld.edu.au

TGS Old Boys’ commemorative website

Since 1885, Old Boys of Toowoomba Grammar School have served their country in Sudan, China, South Africa, Europe, Korea, Malaya, South Vietnam, East Timor and the United Nations Organisation Forces. This website honours those who paid the supreme sacrifice.

Contact TGSOBA

If you wish to contact the Old Boys’ Association office at the School, please telephone (07) 4687 2500 or email tgsoldboys@twgs.qld.edu.au

Postal address:

Toowoomba Grammar School Old Boys’ Association
Toowoomba Grammar School
PO Box 2900
TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350