THE OLD MASONIC GIRLS' ASSOCIATION AIMS

To keep Old Girls of the School in touch with each other and the school.

There are currently over 1400 members and reunions are held around the world. This web-site has been established to assist communication between members and to enable former pupils to get back in touch with their 'lost' school friends.

Anyone with a connection to the school is invited to use this site but if you would like to become a member of the Old Girls' Association, please read the "Membership" page for details.

OUR OBJECTIVES

To offer friendship, assistance and moral support to Old Girls, particularly in times of difficulty.

1. To keep alive the History of the School.
2. To foster communication and understanding.
3. To work in harmony to uphold the standards, traditions and values of the OMGA.
4. To meet the evolving needs of all the members.
5. To communicate and liaise with the School for mutual benefit.

GRACE ROBINSON FUND

The OMGA was founded by Grace Robinson in 1912. The Grace Robinson Fund founded in her memory accepts gifts and bequests in order to provide small comforts to those members who are experiencing less happy times.

MASONICA

Masonica is the annual magazine of the Old Masonic Girls Association. It contains news from Old Girls and the school, last year's school results and other interesting articles. The magazine is sent to all members of the Association in December.

Please send news about yourself and other old girls to the Hon Editor, Lucy Cooper by the end of July.