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From time to time, we hear of certain stories, but we have no idea if they are fact or fiction. More...

Welcome to the second edition of the OGA Newsletter for 2023. More...

As you are aware, last year we began the Mentoring Program here at St Margaret's which gives our current students the opportunity to connect and learn… More...

At St Margaret's, we are fortunate to benefit from the shade of trees planted by others. Now it's our turn to plant some trees. More...

In the last OGA newsletter, I put out a call for any Old Girls who were at St Margaret's during WWII. I have had a wonderful response. More...

This issue, we spoke to two St Margaret's Old Girls, mother and daughter, about how they demonstrate their commitment to leadership through service to… More...

St Margaret's Old Girls' Association is pleased to relaunch the OGA Overseas Study Scholarship.  More...

Kate Goodfruit ('14), 2016-2017 Scholarship recipient

After a few years hiatus during the COVID-19 pandemic, the St Margaret's Old Girls' Association is pleased to relaunch the OGA Overseas Study Scholars… More...

Bush Birds on Back Roads

Meet Meg Grieve ('12) and Hilary Wood ('12), two St Margaret's Old Girls who decided to pack up their lives in Mount Isa and travel 35,000 km across A… More...

In 2023, Antoinette will undertake a Bachelor of Health Sciences at The University of Queensland and will reside at a residential college. More...

It seems a bit late to say Happy New Year, but as this is the first edition of the OGA News for 2023, it seems important.  I hope you find the OGA sto… More...

St Margaret's students have once again received strong ATAR results with 10.1%* of the Class of 2022 achieving an ATAR of 99 or above. More...

Sometimes from a small catastrophe, comes a serendipitous occurrence. More...

Each year, the school adopts a theme. This year it is 'Flourishing', and we have borrowed that idea from the Anglican Diocese. More...

1886: The house was built for Andrew Lang Petrie, the eldest son of John Petrie. More...

St Margaret's is proud to launch our new online network for St Margaret's Old Girls. More...

Do you know a St Margaret's Old Girl deserving of recognition? ​Nominations for the 2023 Past Student Awards are open. More...

Courtney Woods

Courtney Woods ('14) is living her dream of being a professional basketball player, currently playing in the Women's National Basketball League (WNBL)… More...

As we come to the end of another school year, once again our Old Girls have put kindness and their passion for every girl in brown, white and blue int… More...

Part of a picture of Sybil from the TV Times in 1959, when working at Channel 7

Sybil Alice Wilson Francis was born on the 14th of March 1931 in Cairns. She started schooling in Cairns, and completed High School at St Margaret's. More...

Isobel Roe

On Tuesday 11 October St Margaret's held its 125th Annual Speech Night at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC), featuring an address by past s… More...

St Martins War Memorial Hospital

We have always known that our Sisters created ten schools throughout Queensland and running the Tufnell Orphanage for a time. But our Sisters were als… More...

First VIII were victorious in the ultimate race of the season

St Margaret's rowers had cause for celebration at the 2022 Head of the River - taking out the Head of the River percentage cup and the ultimate race … More...

Mentoring participants at the St Margaret's Mentoring thank you breakfast

At a special breakfast held in October, our Year 12 students had the opportunity to connect and thank the Brisbane-based mentors who offered their exp… More...

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