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| Victoria College Old Girls’ Association The aims of the Association are: - To unite Victorians in a common bond.
- To keep them in touch with their alma mater.
- To provide opportunities for social interaction.
Life Membership: £100 ( £50 for girls who join during their first year after leaving school). Annual Membership:£20 President: Mrs Margaret Andrews OBE Honorary Secretary: Mrs Betty Kerr 1, Malone View Park
Belfast
BT 9 5 PN
Telephone no: 02890614637
Honorary Treasurer: Mrs Barbara Farris Bracken Bank
10, Greenvale, Drumbeg
Belfast
BT 17 9LR
Telephone no: 02890668584 We are the oldest and largest Old Girls’ Association in Ireland and will be 100 years old in 2015. Members are living all round the world. Anyone who wishes to join should send the appropriate membership fee to the Honorary Treasurer with their name, postal address and email. We hold two annual meetings- one in Autumn and a dinner in Spring. This year’s dinner will be on 5th May 2011 in the Cranmore dining hall, Victoria College. Please send your news and any enquiries either by post to the addresses above or by email to: juliekerr@blueyonder.co.uk A History of the school A book celebrating the history of the school was published in 2009 as part of the 150th celebrations. Victoria College Belfast: The First 150 Years charts the history of the school from its foundation in 1859 to the present day. It brings together memories, reminiscences and photographs to create a fascinating portrait of one of the UK’s oldest girls’ schools. Copies cost £20 and are available from the school office or from the Hon. Secretary of the OGA. NEWS OF FORMER PUPILS
In June 2010 Lady Carswell (Romayne Ferris) was invested by the Queen with the C.V.O. (Commander of the Royal Victoria Order). The ceremony took place at Buckingham Palace. She has also been made a Dame of Grace in the Order of St John.
Anna Rowan Click Here Where are they now? Click Here 
Old Girls' Association annual dinner
Betty Kerr and friends of class of 1951
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