About the Old Knox Grammarian's Association

The Old Knox Grammarian's Association (OKGA) is a group of 9,000 registered members, all of whom share the common experience of having attended Knox.

The association is very diverse, with members who attended the school when it first opened in 1924 through to those who graduated last year. Our members include former Olympians and Paralympians, Wallabies players, Hollywood stars and movie directors, Hawker Scholarship winners and Supreme Court judges.

The OKGA is all about staying in touch with those who share a common experience, philosophy and connection.

Joining the OKGA

Membership of the OKGA is for life and requires the payment of a one-off fee (currently $500).

To join the OKGA, please complete the membership form and return it to the OKGA Executive Office.

Staying in touch

The OKGA Executive Office maintains an online portal for OKGA members, accessible from the panel on the right.

The OKGA Executive Office also produces a calendar of events which features events for Old Boys and selected school events. Old Boys who are organising events such as reunions and functions are encouraged to contact the office to ensure they are included in the calendar.

Contacting the OKGA

Sarah Gregory, OKGA Executive Officer