Redeemer Alumni

Redeemer Alumni was formed by a small group in 1985 with the aim of enabling past students to meet socially to maintain the friendships and the acquaintanceships begun in their school years at Redeemer. The group also hoped that, as it grew in size and enthusiasm, opportunity would exist for it to contribute in a variety of ways to the continuing development of the Redeemer Lutheran College community.

All graduating students are given honorary membership of the Redeemer Alumni and reunions are organised so students can keep in touch.

Successful 10, 20, 30, and now also 40 year reunions are held each year. We are always keen to hear of success stories from our Alumni to share with our community, so please send any details and photos to us: alumni@redeemer.com.au.

2026 Reunions

Classes of 1986, 1996, 2006 and 2016, this is your year!

Due to a number of staffing changes across the end of 2025 and start of 2026, the planning of these events has been slightly delayed, but rest assured, your reunions will certainly still be taking place later this year, likely around October.

Once a date is secured, we will share the details here, on our socials, and to all alumni from these cohorts who have updated their details with us. Keep an eye out for those details to be shared!

We look forward to celebrating you!

Join our Redeemer Alumni Facebook Group and follow Redeemer on the official Redeemer Lutheran College Facebook Page to keep up-to-date with any alumni events.

Update Your Contact Details

We will contact the relevant alumni regarding the upcoming reunions via email and text. To ensure you receive our communications, please complete the form below.

The Benefits of Redeemer Alumni!

  • Priority Enrolment to Redeemer Lutheran College for your children (Contact the Enrolments Office on 07 3340 8811 for more information).
  • Reunions: Successful 10, 20, 30 and 40 year reunions are held each year.
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