2019 alumnus returns to volunteer

Some people see volunteering as an impossible task, but 2019 graduate Antheny Cranston believes it’s very rewarding.

“It’s been busy. Keeps me on my toes for a little bit,” says Antheny.

Antheny graduated from Northern Adelaide Senior College at the end of 2019 after two years studying Stage I and II subjects in General and Essential Maths, English, Scientific Studies, Ancient Studies and Research Project.

“I was here for two years studying and I came back as a volunteer,” says Antheny.

“I love it here. Brilliant teachers. Awesome learning environment.

“I came back to help people. I didn’t want to see people struggling in a position that I used to be in.”

Last year Antheny was involved in the Student Organising Committee (SOC) and he’s returned to help mentor students in SOC and Leadership.

“I am a mentor for Leadership and SOC-groups. Leadership is a class whereas SOC is where like-minded individuals meet who want to do stuff for the school,” says Antheny.

“It’s not my school anymore, it’s their school and I want to help their vision for it.”

Antheny hopes to pursue a career in the Australian Navy as either an analyst or technician.

“If not I’ll come back here as a mentor and possibly pursue an SSO position,” Antheny smiles.