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| 19 May 2022 | |
| Written by Caroline Wrench | |
| Alumnae News |
Georgia is currently an undergraduate student of Liberal Arts and Natural Sciences at the University of Birmingham. We are delighted to hear that she's recently had an incredible three days volunteering at the first ever Forum for Global Challenges 2022.
She says 'I met so many inspiring and likeminded people, leaders in their fields and had the chance to engage and discuss on issues close to my heart looking towards future action on climate change, global inequality and development.
A huge thank you to the University of Birmingham for the chance to attend, and I hope to be back in the future!'
Congratulations to Emeritus Governor, Professor Julia Buckingham (1968 Leaver), who was awarded a DBE in the King’s New Year’s Honours List 2025. More...
On Friday, 22nd November, from 10:30 am to 2 pm. The Old Gym will come alive for the PGSM annual Christmas Fair. You wil… More...
A big thank you to all of the alumnae who gave their time to support a very successful UV Careers Evening Networking eve… More...
Naomi Hulatt (nee Petyan,1995 leaver) has launched a new art business based in Newton Ferrers, South Devon. More...
Margaret Tatton Brown is having an exciting year exhibiting her thrown stoneware pots - in fact St Mary's houses one of … More...
On Saturday evening, a group of girls from the Sixth Form headed off to the annual Caledonian Ball at Radley, dressed to impress in beautiful dresses … More...
On Monday 24th June, the LVI Historians ventured to the wilds of Salisbury to the amazing Chalke History Festival to hear a variety of Historians talk… More...
We are extremely proud that St Mary's Calne has been ranked 2nd independent school in the South West for academic performance in The Sunday Times Scho… More...
