We are incredibly excited to announce the release of the book Scotch College Adelaide Through the Camera Lens: 1919-2019 by Old Collegian and Scotch Legend, John Camens (‘76).
The book is a visual journey of Scotch College during its first 100 years, capturing the essence and history of our wonderful college using images and accompanying text to tell its story. Throughout its 450 pages, 10 chapters and 2,200 images, the book showcases the grounds, buildings, activities, events and people that have shaped the College over several generations.
Download your FREE eBook Edition
The College is pleased to provide a digital eBook edition free of charge to the community via Apple Books or Google Play Books. A premium 30x30cm hard cover edition can be purchased via the link below. Simply click one of the links below to view and download your eBook. You will need either an Apple iCloud or Google Play account respectively to access this book on your chosen devices.
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Order a Premium Hard Cover Edition
To order a hardcover edition, click on the link below. Orders will be open until Saturday 1 February 2025, with the book delivery/collection expected in late March 2025. Options are available at checkout for collection of your copy from Scotch, or with postage in Australia.
Order your hardcover edition here
John Camens (’76) attended Scotch from 1967 to 1976 and along with his extended family, have had an enduring connection with the College since 1928. Having curated several photographic displays for the College, John felt there was an opportunity to share many more of the images contained within the archives with the wider community via this publication.
On behalf of everyone at Scotch College, we express our sincere gratitude to John for his work and dedication in bringing this project to fruition. This book will be a treasured keepsake for years to come, and we hope it brings as much joy to you as it did to those involved in its creation.
Natalie Felkl
Director of Community & Marketing