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Queen Margaret College Celebrates Outstanding 2025 Academic Results Across Dual Pathways
Queen Margaret College is proud to celebrate the exceptional academic achievements of the Class of 2025 in both the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) and the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA).
Alum Emily's balancing elite sport and academic success overseas
Alum Emily Humphrey is embracing the challenges of elite college football in America while pursuing academic excellence.
Introducing Our Engagement Prefect
What Happens When You Dive In: A Conversation with Yasmin Ramanathan, the Inaugural Engagement Prefect
Introducing Our Service Prefect
Leading With Heart: QMC’s Service Prefect Madeleine
Wilson Inspires a Legacy of Compassion
Reaching for the Stars: Audrey Kung Shines on International Physics Stage
From early stargazer to global contender – Audrey’s passion for physics is propelling her forward.
Service Prefect Madeleine Wilson receives Civic Honour for Youth Services
Service Prefect Madeleine Wilson's long-standing dedication to community service has earned her special recognition and a Civic Honour for Youth Services from Mayor of Lower Hutt, Campbell Barry.
Young Golfers Make History With Championship Wins
QMC Golfing Stars Shine at Championships
International Success QMC Athletes on the World Stage
What happens when passion meets opportunity? Across a range of sports, our students are showing that the sky is the limit as they compete on the world stage and set new records.
Business in the Big Apple
Sophie Parker, Year 13, gives us the inside scoop on the Year 12 and 13 Business and Economic Students’ Trip to New York City.
Lucy Trenberth selected as Youth MP for Hutt South
Lucy Trenberth (Year 12) has been selected as the Youth MP for Hutt South 2025. As part of this role, she'll represent young people in her community and get a behind-the-scenes look at government in Aotearoa.