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| 7 Dec 2025 | |
| SMC Connect News |
Emily's dual degree reflects both her analytical curiosity and her passion for understanding the social world around her. Emily is eager to immerse herself in tertiary study and the vibrant life of a city she has always admired. She looks forward to exploring everything from quantum physics to gender and queer studies, embracing the diversity of thought and opportunity that university offers.
Emily's ambition is to become an astrophysicist, researching dark matter and the expansion of the universe. Alongside this, she hopes to advocate for greater representation of women and the queer community in STEM, helping to create more inclusive academic spaces where all identities are seen and valued.
Since starting her journey at St Margaret's, Coco Brady has embraced every stage of school life. In 2026, she will begin a new chapter at Victoria University of Wellington. More...
After 12 years at St Margaret’s, beginning in the Junior School, Anjali is ready for a new chapter across the Tasman. More...
Yibin Kim, one of St Margaret's College's most recent graduates, is travelling abroad to start university, with a plan t… More...
Meet some of our 2025 graduates and learn about the paths they are forging as they step into the future as St Margaret's… More...
Sophia Tuck is heading to Dunedin next year, where she will attend Otago University to study Aquaculture and Fisheries, … More...
