Lilian Bayly
Lilian Bayly’s significant bequest provided key funding for the Lilian Bayly Centre, opened in 2007. Located adjacent to Montrose on the Armadale campus, the Centre is a dedicated learning space for students in Years 7 and 8, designed to encourage linked learning across the two years thus making the transition to the senior years so much easier.Â
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Born Lilian Linton Cruthers, Lilian started at Lauriston in third term 1929 and left in December 1931. She was a member of the Running Team in 1930 and 1931. She married Stanislaus Bayly in 1941. The couple lived in Turramurra in Sydney. Lilian was a founding member of the New South Wales branch of the Old Lauristonians’ Association, a group established in 1961 to provide Old Lauristonians with opportunities to develop friendships and networks in Sydney.Â
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Stanislaus, who died in 2000, also left a bequest to Lauriston to help further girls’ education. Â
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