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Gryphon Gallery: The First Graduates of Glenlyon Norfolk School – 1986
Megan Atchley, Claire Banister, Rasma Bertz, Davina Bhandar, Judy Chiu, Kit Lee, Joanne Damant, Carolyn Deeprose, Karen Ellis, Celeste Hambleton, … Continued
Welcome back!
As a graduate of Glenlyon Norfolk School, your connection with your school lasts forever. You are always welcome in our hallways. You are a Gryphon for life.
GNS Alumni are a diverse and talented network of individuals who are spread across the globe, actively illustrating our vision by contributing to the world through their leadership, their commitment to service and their understanding of the role they play in maintaining healthy communities.
Some benefits of joining the online alumni network mygnsconnect:
Reunions provide a delightful opportunity to get reacquainted with fellow classmates. While many classes choose to hold their own reunions, the Manager of Advancement and Stakeholder Engagement can help Reunion Captains.
GNS reunions are typically organized and led by a reunion captian or captains with support from the school. You have the option to either have a reunion at hosted at the school or off campus. For some of you, your class reunion will be the first chance to revisit GNS since graduation and you will be amazed at all the exciting changes that have happened at the school.
We are proud of our alumni and work hard to keep them connected to each other and their school whether they are living abroad or here in Victoria.
Let us know what you have been up to since graduation!
Update your contact information.
It’s time to reconnect through reunions and events.
A publication for the Glenlyon Norfolk School Community.
Explore GNS’s yearbooks, dating back to the early years of the school.
Megan Atchley, Claire Banister, Rasma Bertz, Davina Bhandar, Judy Chiu, Kit Lee, Joanne Damant, Carolyn Deeprose, Karen Ellis, Celeste Hambleton, … Continued
We are in the final days for 78 Grade 12s engaged in a very busy countdown towards their graduation ceremonies. … Continued
In September 1958, Mrs. Gore-Langton joined the staff at NHS as a Social Studies teacher. She was very generous with … Continued