Alumnae

Tilly represented Australia at the 2020 Tokyo and 2024 Paris Olympic Games in water polo.

"The understanding nature of Queenwood’s staff, and their will and ability to encourage you to do your absolute best is something for which I will forever be grateful."

Tilly Kearns, Class of 2018.

When they leave their school days behind, Queenwood students enter a vibrant community of Old Girls.

Connected by their shared values and formed by their shared experiences, our Old Girls (alumnae) follow a remarkable variety of paths.

As accomplished and compassionate women, they make important contributions in a wide range of fields. We regularly welcome back distinguished Old Girls who inspire and assist our students in determining their own paths.

Our Old Girls also support the School through their work in the Queenwood Old Girls’ Association (QOGA). Please stay in touch by joining our LinkedIn group or visiting our Facebook page.

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Our girls are confident, accomplished women of action.

The achievements of Queenwood alumnae are both inspiration and exemplar to our school community.

Image caption: Katherine Bennell-Pegg, Class of 2002. Katherine is the first Australian woman to be trained as an astronaut by an international space agency.

Discover their stories

Violets High Tea

Each year we look forward to welcoming the Violets (Old Girls celebrating over 50 years out of school) to our annual High Tea on Level 5. It is a wonderful event where you can share your stories of life after Queenwood and enjoy the familiar view of Balmoral.

Reunions

QOGA keeps school spirit alive through reunions, networking, social events and more. All Old Girls are warmly invited to join QOGA and to attend a range of school events. The School is happy to assist Old Girls in organising reunions.

Class of 1987

All Years Reunion

Every September we invite all Old Girls to celebrate the School’s Birthday. For our Centenary year, we invited all our community members to join us in celebrating and commemorating. It was a time to create and build even greater connections.

For more information about reunions or events please contact OCGA.