Staying connected with our alumni beyond the classroom.
Since opening in 2009, Albany Senior High School has grown a strong and connected alumni community, with former students now studying, working, and contributing across Aotearoa and around the world. Our alumni pathways reflect the diversity of interests, talents, and aspirations nurtured during their time at ASHS.
As a relatively young school, we are proud of the close relationships we maintain with our former students. Many remain connected to ASHS through ongoing involvement, shared stories, and returning to support current learners. This sense of connection creates a lasting culture of belonging – where past students continue to see ASHS as a place that shaped who they are and where they are always welcome back.
Are you an ASHS alumni? We’d love to stay connected and hear where your journey has taken you. Please email marketing@ashs.school.nz and let us know what you’ve been up to.
From ASHS to HealthTech Innovation: Claudia’s Journey of Impact
From Albany Senior High School (ASHS) to Sweden and back again, Claudia Epskamp’s career has been anything but ordinary. Today, she works at Callaghan Innovation
From Skateboarding to Scrubs: How ASHS Helped Nidhi Find Her Path
From learning to skateboard in a school fitness programme to working as a registered nurse in Canberra, Nidhi Maju’s path has been shaped by curiosity,
From ASHS to Law School: Amy’s Path to Purposeful Advocacy
Amy Borton always knew she wanted to make a difference – she just didn’t know exactly how until a few years into university. Now in
Charting Success: Callum Maxwell’s Path in Accounting and Finance
When Callum Maxwell enrolled at Albany Senior High School (ASHS) in 2021, he already knew where he wanted to go. Just a few years later,
Empowering through music: How ASHS helped Eliette Roslin strike the right chord
Eliette Roslin has been passionate about music for as long as she can remember – writing songs from the age of nine. Today, she’s the
Finding his voice: Tomoki Vincent’s Path from Theatre to Marketing
When Tomoki Vincent reflects on his time at Albany Senior High School (ASHS), one word stands out: transformative. Now the Digital Marketing Coordinator for Auckland
