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Reunion 2023
All roads lead back to Branksome Hall! We had a remarkable time welcoming you and your classmates back to campus for Reunion 2023.
From the Decades Lunch and Alum Reception, to student-led tours, a Cocktail Reception and beautiful Reunion Dinner on campus, it was wonderful having our alums back in the halls.
From the Decades Lunch and Alum Reception, to student-led tours, a Cocktail Reception and beautiful Reunion Dinner on campus, it was wonderful having our alums back in the halls.
Decades Lunch
Alums enjoyed the beautiful weather, mingled with Ribbit, heard from three grads from the Class of 2023 and celebrated our 2023 Allison Roach Alumna Award winner, Carol COWAN'64.
We were particularly thrilled to welcome Branksome's fifth Principal, Allison ROACH'51 back to campus, along with Brenda CRUIKSHANK Reid’43 and Francesca HARRISON Fullerton’43 who are celebrating their 80th Reunion!
We were particularly thrilled to welcome Branksome's fifth Principal, Allison ROACH'51 back to campus, along with Brenda CRUIKSHANK Reid’43 and Francesca HARRISON Fullerton’43 who are celebrating their 80th Reunion!
Tours, Cocktails and Reunion Dinner
Reunion Dinner 2023 celebrated all classes ending in 3s and 8s with special shout outs for the Class of 1973 and the Class of 1998 for their 50th and 25th Reunions.
Alums took part in student-led tours, enjoyed a cocktail reception and gathered for dinner in the Athletics and Wellness Centre.
We also congratulated the winner of the 2023 Young Alum Achievement Award, Gillian CHRISTIE'08 and heard from three grads from the Class of 2023 who led the group in a spirited round of class cheers!
Alums took part in student-led tours, enjoyed a cocktail reception and gathered for dinner in the Athletics and Wellness Centre.
We also congratulated the winner of the 2023 Young Alum Achievement Award, Gillian CHRISTIE'08 and heard from three grads from the Class of 2023 who led the group in a spirited round of class cheers!
LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
We wish to acknowledge this land on which Branksome operates. For thousands of years, it has been the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, and most recently, the Mississaugas of the Credit River. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous peoples from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work and go to school on this land.
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