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Emma Sings on Sydney Harbour
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What a thrill it was to see and hear Old Scholar and former Enchante member Emma Kavanagh (Kilburn 2014) (pictured left) deliver a sublime performance of Lakmé's 'Flower Duet' with soprano star Mirusia outside the Sydney Opera House for the Australia Day Live Concert. The pair also recorded the song as a single which is featured on Mirusia’s Duets album. Emma has collaborated with Mirusia in the past, having performed as the guest vocalist on the soprano's 2018 From the Heart Australian tour. In yet another string to her bow, Emma performed in Verdi's Messa da Requiem as part of the Adelaide Festival in March.
Olympia Inspires Saints' Rowers
The SA Schools’ Head of the River was contested in March, with our rowers achieving historic results: our Year 7/8
A crew won the Anna Tree Cup and our First IV claimed the Diana Medlin Cup. This is the first time that Saints Girls has won any senior division at Head of the River. These two cups will live proudly at the School for the next year, a testament to our girls’ hard work, dedication and
Our Scholastica Society
A bequest is a gift specified in your Will. Through a bequest, you can make a gift that will contribute to the future of the School whilst still enjoying your assets during your lifetime.
When you become a member of the Scholastica Society, you join a special group of benefactors who have a deep affection for St Peter's Girls, and its future.
By making a bequest to St Peter's Girls, you give a gift that makes a difference beyond your lifetime. To ensure confidentiality, please arrange a time to speak with out Director of Advancement Jesseca Geraghty via 8334 2200 or email foundation@stpetersgirls.sa.edu.au courage. We were delighted to welcome Old Scholar Olympia Aldersey (Kennion 2011) as guest speaker to our Head of the River Dinner to address our guests as well as present the medals and awards to our winning crews. Fittingly, our First IV – Stella Rasheed (Cox), Pearl Richards, Georgina Wakeham, Georgia Mallick and Georgie Owler – made history in the boat named in honour of Olympia.
