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Stay current on your classmates’ latest news and on Branksome today via The ROAD (our monthly alum e-newsletter) and The READ (Branksome’s award-winning alum magazine).
Check out our award-winning magazine, The READ. It keeps the Branksome community up-to-date on all the latest news from the school and about one another.
The ROAD is a monthly e-newsletter for alums, keeping them informed and connected to the Branksome Hall community.
The ROAD issues
Here are snapshots of some of our inspiring Branksome graduates—a new generation of trailblazers, change-makers and rebels who are ready to face the world.
From solving equations to shaping cities. Tara is ready to build a connected future.
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Fluent in debate. Bound for biomedical discovery.
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She leads on the water and in the community. Duke is just the beginning.
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From the boathouse to Brown. She’s leading from the front.
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From solving equations to shaping cities. Tara is ready to build a connected future.
Meet Alum
Fluent in debate. Bound for biomedical discovery.
Meet Alum
She leads on the water and in the community. Duke is just the beginning.
Meet Alum
From the boathouse to Brown. She’s leading from the front.
Meet Alum
This year is the Class of 2020's first Reunion, so we're catching up with what they've been up to. This week, we’re talking with Katie KOSCHE’20 all about their academic and outdoor adventures!
This year is the Class of 2020's first Reunion, so we're catching up with what they've been up to. Next up are twin sisters Arianne ETTEHADIEH'20 and Sara ETTEHADIEH'20.
We’d like to introduce you to our amazing Reunion Representatives for this graduation year: Elaine LEE'20, Laeticia NIU'20 and Siena IANNI-PALARCHIO'20.
Meet the AvRuskin Sisters — Hayley (Class of '87), Vanessa (Class of '90) and Gillian (Class of '92).
Thanks to brain surgery, Cassandra POTICHNYJ’07 is two years free of epileptic seizures. But she recalls every detail.
Branksome Hall has partnered with Roots Canada to offer an exclusive collection of co-branded apparel, now available at The Shop. The collection merges Branksome Hall’s spirit and tradition with Roots’ iconic Canadian style, allowing the Branksome community to showcase their school pride with a uniquely Canadian touch.
Branksome Hall’s third annual Branksome on Bay event, held on November 19, 2024, welcomed a record crowd, bringing together professionals, alums and students to explore emerging trends in technology, entrepreneurship and the future of education.
Branksome Hall welcomed alums, employees, parents and guests to campus on October 22 for No Pausing on Menopause, an enlightening evening focused on women’s health.
The Branksome Hall campus was alive with colour, music and excitement as students, parents, employees and alums gathered for a spectacular Brazilian Carnival-themed Welcome Back event on September 13, 2024.
As a member of UCLA’s rowing team, Lauren O’DONOHUE’15 realized it’s not just physical fitness that athletes need to maintain. Their mental well-being is just as vital.
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Land Acknowledgement
We wish to acknowledge this land on which Branksome operates. For thousands of years, it has been the traditional land of the 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.*
*The Land Acknowledgement may evolve as we honour our commitment to Truth and Reconciliation in partnership with Indigenous communities.
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