Over 160 years of excellence in education for girls!
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1849 - 2024
OUR HISTORY
In 1816, the Anglican Church Missionary Society opened a small private school for girls called Annie Walsh Memorial, in the mountainside village of Charlotte in Sierra Leone. There were only eight students on the roll of the school. The school began with a vision to educate and train young African girls in pursuit of excellence in all areas.
OUR PASSION
The Annie Walsh Old Girls Association believes in working together to create opportunity for young ladies in pursuit of excellence in life. Through our fundraising efforts we have opened many doors for young ladies who did not originally have the opportunity to recieve a full education.
BECOME A MEMBER!
Are you a former Student of the Annie Walsh Memorial School? Live in southeastern USA? Join your AWOGA Southearn Branch and participate in forthcoming Thanksgiving Services, Picnics, Reunions, Galas, Symposiums, Forums, and many more exciting opportunities to reunite with former Classmates.