Welcome to Truro High School Old Girls

Hello everyone!

This part of Truro High's website is still under construction, and is hoped to be up-and-running very soon.

The new site is a place for past pupils to keep in touch and up-to-date with everyone's latest news.

So if you've moved on to pastures new, started a new job, graduated, retired, got married, got into uni, had a baby, had a grandchild or perhaps just climbed Mount Everest then we want to hear from you.

Membership is open to all ex pupils of the High School and we have members of all ages from recent leavers to those much older!

Do keep an eye on our Notice Board and Latest News section for details.

In the meantime, if you have not already completed an Old Girls' Contact Information Form, please download a form here and return it to: THSOGA c/o Mrs M Inskip, Croft Farm, Bodmin Rd, Goonhavern, Truro, Cornwall TR4 9QA (or email it to: oldgirls@trurohigh.co.uk).  If you have any queries regarding THSOGA please do feel free to contact Mrs Inskip direct.

And now a message from your Chairman Sue Dowding:

Having been a past Secretary and Committee Member of the Old Girls' Committee for many years I was delighted to be asked to be Chairman of the Old Girls' Association. I was duly elected at the AGM in September and will endeavour to carry on in the Old Girls' tradition of supporting the school and its pupils.

I came to the school in October 1957 when Miss Engledow was still Headmistress. My early schooling had been in Ghana, West Africa where by father was working for the Ashanti Gold Fields Company who were involved in gold mining. In the eleven happy years I spent at Truro High School I made lifelong friends who although far flung I still see today and I am sure this has much to do with the atmosphere created within the School.

My main aim whilst I am Chairman is to try to persuad as many Old Girls who live locally to support me by coming back to school, not as Committee members but just by attending some of the Old Girls' events as well as the many organised by the School. The websites will be our greatest assets in this aim and I look forward to working with the Headmistress and her staff as well as the hardworking members of the Old Girls' Committee.

Aim and Objectives of the Old Girls' Association

The aim of the Association is to keep alive the special spirit and ethos of the school.

To meet this aim the objectives are:
- to encourage former pupils and teachers to keep in touch with each other and to establish and maintain links with the school.
- to maintain a list of former pupils, their addresses and other appropriate details.
- to provide a "Step-Up" bursary or bursaries for girls in Year 12 and Year 13.
- to consider requests for financial support for any deserving pupil.
- to raise funds and invite and receive contributions by way of loans, subscription, donation or otherwise.
- to hold reunions and social events at the school and elsewhere.
- to provide support and assistance to the school.