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THe Read

The Road is a monthly e-newsletter for alums, keeping them informed and connected to the Branksome Hall community.

PAST ISSUES

A newsletter features a photo of a smiling woman with long blonde hair. The headline reads "Alum Story," highlighting Cassandra Potichnyj’s journey with epilepsy, her book “My Shaky World,” and her advocacy for global education for girls.

February 2025

Cassandra POTICHNYJ'07 is shaking the stigma of epilepsy, Rainbow Songs event and the PrincipalEd Podcast.

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A website section titled "Upcoming Events" lists a Carol Service on Dec 15, 2024, and a Young Alum Holiday Lunch on Dec 19, 2024—both celebrating global education for girls on our urban campus in Toronto, with event times and RSVP details.

December 2024

The Road Forward alum mentorship program, Roots x BH, BHAA Holiday Gift Guide.

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Screenshot of a newsletter titled "the ROAD" featuring an upcoming Young Alum Holiday Lunch & Assembly on December 19, 2024, with event details and a photo of three smiling women from the Urban campus Toronto focused on global education for girls.

November 2024

The Nutmeg Suite by Tiffany STRACHAN'18, submit questions for Grace McCallum and Young Alum Holiday Lunch.

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Screenshot of a newsletter titled "The Road" with a special message from Branksome Hall’s principal, highlighting global education for girls and the IB Diploma Programme, featuring her photo in a library, plus a section below listing upcoming events.

August 2024

A message from Grace McCallum, BHAA AGM and upcoming alum events.

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Screenshot of a newsletter titled "the ROAD" with June 2024 issue details. It spotlights "Reunion Weekend Highlights," showcasing global education for girls, and links to photo albums from reunion events.

June 2024

The Resilience Run and Rally, Reunion Weekend highlights, alum gym memberships.

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Screenshot of an alumni newsletter listing upcoming events, including a Decades Lunch and Reunion Dinner + Cocktails, with images of women—many alumnae of the IB Diploma Programme—smiling and gathering to celebrate global education for girls.

May 2024

Mental health advocacy from Melanie GOLDMAN'08, register for Reunion 2024 and submit your business to the Tartan Pages.

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A holiday newsletter with green greeting text, "From all of us at Branksome Hall, we wish you and your family love, peace and joy this holiday season," highlights our urban campus Toronto and an event section with a Rainbow Songs logo featuring a rainbow and clouds.

December 2023

Holiday Gift Guide, the latest issue of The Read magazine, Rainbow Songs and Reunion details.

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A newsletter titled "the ROAD" announces Alex Morton'09 as the new BHAA President, features a welcome message from Alex, spotlights Scholarships for girls, and ends with a "HIGHLIGHTS AND UPCOMING EVENTS" section at the bottom.

October 2023

New BHAA President, SUDEP advocacy from Sasha DARLING'87 and upcoming events.

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A newsletter titled "the ROAD" highlights upcoming events: an Installation livestream, a Welcome Back Event, and the BHAA Annual General Meeting, featuring opportunities like scholarships for girls. Includes brief descriptions, dates, and RSVP or livestream links.

September 2023

An award for Hillary MacMILLAN'05 and upcoming events.

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A newsletter page highlights upcoming events, including a Welcome Back event on September 22 and the BHAA Annual General Meeting on September 27, plus Reunion Weekend highlights—showcasing our commitment to global education for girls.

Summer 2023

Race with Steph, Reunion Weekend highlights and become a Noodle Mentor.

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Screenshot of a newsletter section titled "UPCOMING EVENTS," listing Decades Lunch, Cocktails + Reunion Dinner, and Alum Reception—all highlighting our urban campus Toronto spirit and commitment to global education for girls. Each event has dates, details, and registration links.

May 2023

Reunion 2023 details, call for volunteers and new designs in the Uniform Shop.

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Branksome Hall Alum Association event flyer highlights three events—Family Swim Day, Real Estate Workshop, and London Alum Reception—with dates, details, and registration links. Discover our Urban campus Toronto and global education for girls.

February 2023

Isabel LIEBERMAN Langsdorf'56 overcame the odds, Alum Award nominations and upcoming events.

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A newsletter section with a red header reading "the ROAD" and "STAY CONNECTED." Below, holiday wishes are followed by January events: BHAA Goal Setting, CAIS Alum Virtual Focus Group, BHAA Café & Play, plus highlights on scholarships for girls.

December 2022

Alum receptions in London and New York, alum workshops and events.

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Event flyer titled "the ROAD" featuring three upcoming events: Seoul Branch Event on Nov 14, BHAA Career Connections on Nov 22, and New York City Branch Event on Dec 1. Includes RSVP and registration details, plus info on scholarships for girls.

November 2022

Karen Jurjevich to retire, alum brank events in Seoul and New York City.

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A newsletter section lists three upcoming events: a SpinCo fitness event on October 22, Career Connections on November 22, and an NYC Branch Event on December 1. Each highlights opportunities like scholarships for girls, event details, and registration links.

October 2022

The power of yoga, BHAA SpinCo event and call for Holiday Gift Guide businesses.

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A newsletter page highlights upcoming events: BHAA AGM, BHAA SPINCO Event, and Reunion Weekend, with dates and descriptions. A "What’s Happening" section below spotlights news like Scholarships for girls and updates from our urban campus Toronto.

September 2022

BHAA AGM invite, submit your class notes for The READ and participate in a Career Panel for students.

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Branksome Hall
10 Elm Ave, Toronto, ON, Canada
M4W 1N4

Contact

1-416-920-9741
admissions@branksome.on.ca

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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