and led by the President of Service who encourage service within the school. Since 2008, boys in Year Nine must participate either in weekly community service, scouting or the Tri-Service Cadets program. Boys must commit to these until the end of Year Nine. The school also operates the Duke of Edinburgh's Awards and in November 2014, Prince Edward, accompanied by Governor of Queensland Paul de Jersey, visited the school to promote the award as part of an Australian tour. Notable alumni Alumni of Anglican Church Grammar School are known as 'Old Boys', and may elect to join the school's alumni association, the Churchie Old Boys' Association. Notable Churchie Old Boys include: Public service and the law Paul de Jersey, AC, QC – Former Governor of Queensland (2014–2021) and Chief Justice of Queensland (1998–2014) Sir Alan Mansfield, KCMG, KCVO – former Chief Justice of Queensland (1956–1966), Governor of Queensland (1966–1972) and Chancellor of the University of Queensland (1966–1976) Walter Sofronoff QC – President of the Queensland Court of Appeal (2017–) and former Solicitor-General of Queensland (2005–2014) David Thomas – Judge of the Federal Court of Australia and President of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (2017–) Hugh Fraser – Judge of the Queensland Court of Appeal (2008–) David North, SC – Judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland (2011–) John Helman – former Judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland (1994–2007) Tom Shepherdson – former Judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland (1982–2000) Kenneth Mackenzie (judge) – former Judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland (1989–2008) Peter Tesch – Australian Ambassador to Russia (2016–) and former Ambassador to Kazakhstan and Germany Peter Dunning QC – Solicitor-General of Queensland (2014–) Alex Freeleagus, AO, CBE, AM (Mil), RFD – Honorary Consul-General of Greece in Queensland (1957–2005) and noted Queensland solicitor Malcolm Hazell, CVO, AM – former Official Secretary to two Governors-General of Australia, Peter Hollingworth (2003) and Major-General Michael Jeffery (2003–2008) David Russell, AM, RFD, QC – Queensland barrister and prominent figure in the National Party of Australia Bill Glasson, AO – former president of the Australian Medical Association (2003–2005) Politics Tim Nicholls – former Treasurer of Queensland (2012–2015), former Leader of the Opposition (2016–2017) and current LNP Member for Clayfield (2006–) Cameron Dick – former Attorney-General of Queensland, Minister for Industrial Relations of Queensland and Minister for Education of Queensland (2009–2011); current Minister of Health of Queensland and Minister of Ambulance Services of Queensland