Kindergarten to year 12 students enjoyed a fun day in the sun at the 2018 Athletics Carnival competing in their House colours. Click on the Facebook icon below (right hand side) to browse the photos....

Day 14 - On this day, Galstaun College Year 10 and 11 students spent most of their day in the Shushi region of the Artsakh Republic. Their first stop was on the hill of the Tank which was captured from and used against the Azerbaijani soldiers...

Day 13 - Galstaun College students started their second day in Artsakh by laying flowers at the tombstone of Armenian martyrs at the Stepanakert Memorial. After this, they visited the National Assembly, where Vahram Balayan, the Vice President,...

Day 12 - In the morning, Galstaun College Year 10 and 11 students checked out of their hotel in Yerevan to carry out the next stage of their pilgrimage and travel to Artsakh. The seven-hour ride included a stop for lunch and visits to the...

Day 15 - On this day, students took a long ride back to Yerevan from Astrakh Republic. They had two sightseeing stops along the way. The first one was the twelve-minute ride on the aerial tramway ‘Tatever’ that took them to the ‘Datev’ Monastery...

Day 11 - On this day, Galstaun College Year 10 and 11 students visited the Sardarapat Memorial and paid tribute to those who played a significant role in establishing the first independent Republic of Armenia in 1918. On the way back, Students...

Day 6 to 8 - For Day 6 and 7 of the tour, Galstaun College students completed a two day workshop at the Tumo Centre in Yerevan. Students completed courses in 3D Modelling, Filmmaking and Web Design. Students enjoyed their courses and ended the...

Day 5 - At 10:00 am, Galstaun College Year 10 and 11 students were picked up at the Erebuni Hotel and headed to the city of Vagharshapat (Ejmiatsin) in the province of Armavir. First, they visited Hripsime Church and then the Ejmiatsin Cathedral...

Day 3 - After an enlightening visit to the Armenian Parliament House, Galstaun College students visited Tsitsernakaberd, the monument and museum of the Armenian Genocide, and paid tribute to its 1.5 million victims. Later in the day, the...