130 Trailblazers
Since its founding in 1896, St Hilda’s has built a proud legacy of academic excellence and leadership
For 130 years, St Hilda’s has been shaping generations of young women who go on to make meaningful contributions in their fields and communities.
At St Hilda’s, leadership is intentionally cultivated in every girl, every year, through a holistic approach that spans curriculum, cocurricular opportunities, service learning and wellbeing. Grounded in a deep understanding of identity, voice and agency, students are empowered to lead with confidence and compassion, continuing a tradition of excellence that has defined the School for more than a century.
Today, this legacy is reflected in the 130 St Hilda’s trailblazers who have emerged from the School; women distinguished not only by their achievements, but by their character, courage and purpose.
Discover the inspiring stories of our remarkable 130 Trailblazers
Professor Margaret Seares (1965)
Diana Warnock (1957)
Grace Forrest (2010)
Margaret Pitt Morrison (1916)
Pippin Drysdale (1961)
Jo Horgan (1985)
Katerina Bara (1999)
Fiona Stanley (1963)
Kathleen Prendergast (1927)
Elizabeth Mills (1967)
Explore all 130 St Hilda’s Trailblazers and the incredible impact they made — and continue to make today
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