Success at Glennie

I am grateful to the School for encouraging in me a lifelong love of the Church, exemplified by caring and devoted teachers, love of learning, literature and music, good companionship and lasting friends.

Dorothea Jessop (nee McLennan) - '55 to '56, Teacher from '55 to '56

Glennie taught me to apply myself, to be resilient, to be grateful for life's ups and downs and for the lessons we take from these.  It taught me to recognise the joy and value in learning and to mix with people from all walks of life.

Jill Gold (nee Seymour) - '51 to '54, Prefect, GOGA Scholarship recipient

I love teaching at Glennie. I can't imagine teaching anywhere else. I feel as if I know exactly what the girls are thinking and experiencing because I have been there before them. We chat, they ask questions and most importantly, we laugh.

Lee Perinet - '60 to '65, teaches Art at Glennie (for 32 years)

If not for my Glennie education, I would not have had the confidence to believe I could make a difference. The values that formed part of everyday life at Glennie taught me that we can all make the world a better place in our own small way.

Carla Adams (nee Otto) - '93 to '99, Current GOGA President

I wouldn't have old friends to talk to, an education that continues to stand me in good stead and a belief that I could make a positive contribution to the world, if it were not for Glennie.

Emmaline Stigwood - '93 to '97