Old Girls’ Association
Our aims: To unite Victorians in a common bond, to keep them in touch with their Alma Mater, and to provide opportunities for social engagement.
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We are pleased to confirm that our 2025 Dinner will be held in Dunmurry Golf Club on Friday 9th May.
There will be a Sparkling Wine Drinks Reception on arrival at 6.45pm. We hope to enjoy the spectacular views over the golf course in early summer sunshine. Seating is available in this area.
We will be providing full information regarding the choice of Starters and Main Courses, including a vegetarian option, with our booking form which will be issued in late March. All Main Courses can be made Gluten Free, Dairy Free or Lactose Free on request.
Coffee or Tea and Mints will be served, and the price of £40 will also include a glass of wine with your meal. Soft Drinks will, of course, be available.
All former pupils and members of staff, past and present will be made most welcome. If you are coming alone or in a small group, we will try to ensure that you are seated with others who attended Victoria around the same time. Should you wish to organise a party please contact Patricia Moorhead, Events Co-Ordinator at patriciamoorhead@yahoo.co.uk as soon as possible.
During the period 20th February to 22nd March Sharon Henderson will be responding to enquiries and can be contacted at sharon.henderson57@gmail.com
Plans are already in place to celebrate 50th and 60th “Anniversary Leavers”, and we know that Old Girls are travelling to Northern Ireland to join these special groups. If you left Victoria in 1965 or 1975, please plan to attend this year.
Payment by bank transfer is preferred, however cheques will be accepted, and clear instructions will be on the booking form which will be sent to you during the week commencing 24th March.
Please share this information with other Victorians and help us ensure that we have a memorable evening on 9th May
We look forward to seeing you.
VCBOGA Events Committee
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From The Archive
In 1873 Mrs Byers commissioned the building of a new school to house the growing number of pupils attending the ‘Ladies Collegiate College’. The school was situated on the corner of University Road and Lower Crescent Park in South Belfast.
Today the Crescent Arts Centre occupies the building and this year they are celebrating their 30th Anniversary while also acknowledging the 150th Anniversary of the opening of the school, later to become Victoria College Belfast.
Enjoy a browse through some photographs from those early days ……
Past Pupil Profiles
As you'll see below, we love to hear what our past pupils are doing after they leave. If you used to be a student at Victoria College then please get in touch. Click here to email us your story and a recent photograph, and please encourage other past pupils to do the same.
