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| 11 Oct 2017 | |
| General |
Former pupil Emma Carter (Class of 2010) has been making waves at the European Space Agency. Emma, now a leading astrophysicist, recently contributed to a groundbreaking mission studying exoplanets. “I’ll never forget the curiosity and support I had at St Michael’s,” she said. Emma hopes to inspire the next generation of young scientists to aim for the stars — literally!
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