Queen Anne’s recently welcomed former students and staff back for its annual Alumnae Reunion Day, celebrating generations of shared memories and the school’s enduring community spirit.
Alumnae from across the decades returned to the school, with attendees spanning from the Class of 1956 through to reunion groups from 2006 and 2016. Many others also came back to reconnect with former classmates, revisit familiar places, and reflect on their time at Queen Anne’s.
The day began with a welcome tea, offering guests the opportunity to meet and catch up informally on arrival. This was followed by a chapel service, providing a reflective moment within the programme before group photographs were taken on the Front Lawn.
Guests then enjoyed lunch in school, before taking part in guided tours of the campus led by current students. The tours allowed alumnae to see how the school has evolved in recent years while still maintaining its strong traditions and sense of identity. Students acted as ambassadors throughout the day, sharing insights into current school life.
The reunion highlighted the strength of the Queen Anne’s alumnae network and the lasting connections formed during students’ time at the school. It also provided an opportunity to celebrate friendships and shared experiences that continue long after graduation.
Thank you to all those who attended and contributed to making the event a success.
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