Recent Events

The Dilworth Old Boys' Association Country Reunion, held in Gisborne from August 15 to 18, 2024, was a resounding success.

Our award-winning Fortissimo Choir delivered an unforgettable performance last week at St Mark's Church in Remuera.
 
The concert, held to raise funds for the upcoming School Tour to Europe (more on that soon!), featured 30 talented singers and over 20 skilled orchestral musicians. The audience was treated to amazing choral harmonies, smooth solo performances and wonderful musical medleys.

About 20 Dilworth Old Boys got together as part of a DOBA initiative to watch the All Blacks beat a strong English side in their first test match of 2024 under new coach Scott Robinson. The event was held at the Queens Ferry, a local pub in Vulcan Lane Auckland, owned by fellow Dilworth Old Boy, Michael Hayde. There was even Dilworth beer on tap! 

Over 50 young Dilworth Old Boys stepped back through the green gates on Friday 21 June 2024 to catch up with their friends and classmates. They enjoyed a casual dinner, took a campus tour and heard from Headmaster Mr Reddiex about the Dilworth of today. Many went on to celebrate their 5-Year Reunion at an after-party in Newmarket. 

On Saturday June 15th, the School welcomed many Old Boys to the inaugural Decade Milestone Reunion event. Approximately 50 Dilworth Old Boys from the graduating classes of 2014, 2004, 1994, 1984, 1974, and pre-1964, were there to enjoy a fabulous day of friendship, shared memories, some great food, performances from Dilworth students, and a campus tour highlighting some of the new facilities of Dilworth. Many went on to watch the 1st XV in action versus St Kent’s.

A great turnout from the Class of 2022 attended the inaugural 1-Year Reunion event at Dilworth in April. There was a lively atmosphere as Old Boys reunited with their classmates , friends, peers and some teachers. Short speeches were held by the Headmaster and the Dilworth Old Boys' Association and a tour of the new Year 9 Boarding house was provided, escorted by Head of the Senior campus Mr Tom Murdoch. Several Old Boys went on to celebrate their 1-Year Reunion at an after-party in the city. 

This annual get-together was held with several Old Boys supporting the event on the day. It was great to see many Old Boys across the years come back and reunite at the Junior Campus. The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Dilworth Old Boys' Association was held after the celebratory events and 2 new council members were voted in.