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| 11 Sep 2026 | |
| School Updates |
For our milestone cohorts and our VIPs, as well as attendees of the Old Girls’ Day Chapel Service, we can’t wait to see you on campus and reconnecting with your cohorts.
To get you excited, here are some reflections from the 2026 Reunion Coordinators:
“It was truly a joy to reconnect with so many classmates and to see the warmth, laughter, and friendships that have endured over the years. The weekend was wonderfully organised, and the atmosphere created made it a very special occasion for everyone who attended.”
- Delyse Ryan (’86, nee Anthony)
“A very big thank you to the St Margaret’s Old Girls’ Association and the Development and Community Office for organising such a wonderful reunion for the ‘86 seniors. The coming together of the many year group reunions on Circular Drive was such a special event to be a part of. How wonderful to spend time with the Class of ‘86 – so much lovely reminiscing and loads of giggles with our fabulous cohort of girls. Time just dropped away!
Thank you again – it was such a memorable afternoon!”
- Libby Maiden (’86, nee Finney)
“The Class of 2016 recently came together to celebrate our 10 Year Reunion, reconnecting with friends, sharing stories, and reflecting on the journeys we've taken since leaving Maggies. It was a wonderful opportunity to catch up with familiar faces, make new memories, and enjoy spending time together as a cohort once again.
We extend our sincere thanks to the school, the staff, and the Development and Community Office for their support in making the reunion possible and for their ongoing commitment to keeping the Maggies community connected long after graduation.
The evening was a reminder of how much has changed over the past decade and how much we have achieved individually and collectively. From career achievements, further study, and creative pursuits to families, travel, and community involvement, it was exciting to celebrate the many different paths our classmates have taken. Most importantly, it reaffirmed the value of the friendships and connections formed during our school years, and the importance of keeping those connections alive in the years ahead.
To our 2016 cohort, cheers to you for a decade of memories, challenges and new beginnings! We hope to see you again soon!”
- Olivia Millard & Maggie Wu (’16)
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