Welcome to GOGA
For many Old Girls, Glennie was much more than just a school; it was a place of community, where lifelong friendships were formed and aspirations born.
It marked birthday celebrations and teenage milestones. For boarders, it was a place to call home. Unknown at the time, our little school on Herries Street was where future bridal parties and mums groups first came together as friends. And for more than just a few, it was where they first sighted future significant others at end-of-year dances and formals.
As time goes by, we often forget the hundreds of hours spent sitting in the Knapp classroom or dining hall. We forget trying to avoid landing in the agapanthus at lunch! Yet these fond memories sustain us well into adulthood.
Glennie kindled a lifelong love of learning.
We hope that the GOGA can be an opportunity for friends to connect and continue to celebrate the achievements of our fellow alumnae – and share what it means to be part of the history of this very special school.
Read our stories
GOGA News
Our bi-annual newsletter GOGA News features stories, updates and more from our many alumnae. We are always looking for new stories about what our fellow alumnae have achieved and accomplished since graduating from school.
If you would like to submit a story for the next issue of GOGA News, contact us at GOGA@glennie.qld.edu.au
Click here to read Issue 1 2023
Events & Reunions
There are a number of ways in which Glennie Old Girls can get involved. Annually, GOGA hosts reunions, events and activities for Old Girls of all generations. Each year GOGA runs the Annual Reunion held onsite at the Glennie School.
Here are just a few of the events and reunions coming up in 2023:
Committee Meetings:
- Tuesday 12th September 4pm – Committee Meeting
- Saturday 11th November 9am – Annual General Meeting
- Saturday 11th November 10am – General Meeting
- All Glennie Old Girls Association members are welcome to attend. We are also looking for more committee members to join the management team. Please email the Committee if you are interested. Please send any items of General Business by 4pm the night before scheduled meeting goga@glennie.qld.edu.au
GOGA Reunion
Stay tuned for 2024 Reunion details
City and State Old Girl catchups
Our interstate Old Girls regularly catch up across Australia, with recent Old Girl events taking place in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast. If you would like us to assist in supporting, or you wish to notify us of an upcoming Glennie Old Girl event, email us at events@glennie.qld.edu.au
Reunions
Apart from our Annual GOGA Reunion, Old Girls come together as a class to celebrate significant milestones, including their 10-, 20-, 30- and 50-year reunions. If you have a significant reunion coming up, please let us know, so we can further support your event.
Glennie Archives
The Glennie Archive preserves The Glennie School’s rich history and can be visited by appointment.
The collection comprises fascinating items that document this history, such as photographs, documents, publications, and memorabilia.
Many visitors find information about family members who were Glennie Old Girls in the Archive. The collection also plays an important role in providing current students and teachers with resources that complement the curriculum.
Donations towards the Glennie Archive are gratefully accepted and can be arranged by contacting the GOGA Treasurer.
GOGA Merchandise
Did you know we have GOGA merchandise for sale?
Become a member
It’s never too late to become a GOGA member.
By joining GOGA you will be invited to events and will be kept up to date with GOGA and School happenings through the Association’s newsletter ‘Notes and News’ and the GOGA Facebook page.
Complete the application form and become a GOGA member today.
For more information about GOGA, contact:
Glennie Old Girls’ Association
The Glennie School
A: 246a Herries Street, Toowoomba Qld 4350
E: goga@glennie.qld.edu.au