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AOGA
Ascot Old Girls Association (AOGA)
Welcome to the AOGA section of the St Mary’s Ascot website. Here, we are delighted to provide you with:

Information about the Association and its Committee
Details of forthcoming events
News from the Association and from Old Girls
A Spiritual Page
The opportunity to update your details for our database
The chance to post up messages for other AOGs on our Bulletin Board


AOGA - new site live!
The AOGA is delighted to announce that its new site, specifically geared towards the St. Mary's Performing Arts Centre Appeal, is now live.

Please visit www.aoga.co.uk to find out how you can get involved!


About the AOGA
The AOGA is a thriving network comprising some 2000 Old Girls based across the United Kingdom and in 55 countries worldwide. All Upper VI pupils are invited to join the Association as they prepare to leave St Mary's and we are proud to have, at the other end of the age spectrum, Old Girls who are now over one hundred years old!


Members of the AOGA Choir (photo Yasmine Calil)
Members of the AOGA Choir (photo Yasmine Calil)
The AOGA, which is co-ordinated by a Committee, aims to offer its members a number of benefits. These include:

  • Events and reunions which enable Old Girls to stay in touch with each other.

  • An Old Girls Network which will soon rival any Old Boys Network! Our database and the Ambassador Scheme enables us to put Old Girls in touch with one another in a vast array of interests and career choices.

  • The AOGA Gallery located in the corridor adjacent to the Front Entrance and Chapel, aims to celebrate the varied lives of Old Girls of all ages and enables them to share their memories of their time at St Mary's with current pupils.

  • Prayers and Masses are said for Old Girls living and dead.
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