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Established in 1900, the Old Geelong Grammarians Association was formed with the prime purpose of promoting the welfare of Geelong Grammar School and uniting former students of the School, Glamorgan, The Hermitage and Clyde school. The Association is steered by a Committee of thirteen including the OGG President, Vice President, Treasurer and Honorary Secretary, Katie Rafferty (Spry, Ga'84). Katie is also the Alumni Manager at Geelong Grammar School. The Old Geelong Grammarians have established Branches throughout Australia and overseas. Each of these Branches is headed by a Branch President who works with a small committee to organise at least one social function every year in their region. Sport and Leisure Clubs exist for Old Geelong Grammarians. Not run by the OGG Association, these Clubs operate individually but are supported by the OGG Association as their purpose is to engage and unite past students of the School. A number of reunions and events are run each year for Old Geelong Grammarians. Connect with us to be kept informed of news and upcoming OGG events.

The Old Greenbelt Theatre is a single screen movie theatre located in the heart of Greenbelt, Maryland, showing contemporary films in addition to offering a schedule of diverse and community based film programming. Completed in 1938, the Old Greenbelt Theatre is an iconic building in Greenbelt, MD, a federally planned New-Deal-era community. The core of Old Greenbelt was declared a National Historic District in 1997, with the Theatre a prominent reminder of a bygone era of cinema as well as a living institution whose values of community service and collective responsibility continue to be pertinent and valuable. The theater, like the supermarket and many other enterprises, initially was run as a cooperative, with members working together to staff the Theater, to make decisions about which films to show, and to determine what concessions to sell. The first screening, which took place on September 21, 1938, was Little Miss Broadway, a musical drama starring Shirley Temple. Admission prices were 30 cents for adults and 15 cents for children, and during this period the theater typically showed four new features per week. The Theatre is remarkable not only for its original design but also for having survived eras of economic instability without being split into a duplex or a different kind of venue altogether, as has been the fate of so many historic single-screen cinemas. The Old Greenbelt Theatre is both a reminder of a bygone era of cinema exhibition as well as a living institution whose values of community service and collective responsibility are as pertinent and valuable as ever. Remodeled in 2014-2015 by the City of Greenbelt, today the Theatre has 363 seats, a 40 CinemaScope screen, two Simplex XL 35mm projectors, a Christie 4K digital projector, and a Dolby Digital 5.1 sound system. In 2015, Friends of Greenbelt Theatre signed a contract with the City of Greenbelt to operate the Theatre as a non-profit organization.

Accent Reduction, vocal production skills used in presentations

Accent Reduction, vocal production skills used in presentations

Accent Reduction, vocal production skills used in presentations

Occupying a stunning and unique headland reaching out over two miles into the Atlantic Ocean, the Old Head of Kinsale is home to the most spectacular world-class golf course and luxury members' accommodation. Located in County Cork on the South West Coast of Ireland, as the incredible brainchild of the late John O'Connor together with his brother Patrick, the Club has developed into one of the most recognised and sought after golf experiences anywhere on earth. It is a sanctuary for those seeking the finest in personalized service. We look forward to welcoming you to the 'Old Head Experience' in the very near future