Senior Week offered the Class of 2026 a chance to pause, reflect, celebrate, and savor their final days together as students. It was a week filled with joy, nostalgia, laughter, and heartfelt goodbyes—a beautiful reminder that some of life’s most meaningful moments are found not only in milestones, but in the shared experiences leading up to them.
From cherished traditions and special events to spontaneous laughter between friends, Senior Week captured the spirit of this graduating class and the community they helped shape.
For many seniors, the week was emotional. Every hallway, classroom, courtyard, and corner of campus carried memories: late-night study sessions, conversations that stretched long past curfew, unforgettable trips, challenging moments, personal breakthroughs, and friendships that became family.
These final days together made one thing especially clear: the Class of 2026 is defined not only by academic achievement, but by the relationships they built and the community they strengthened.
As an international day and boarding school, St. Stephen’s brings together students from around the world, each with unique perspectives and experiences. Over time, those differences become one of the community’s greatest strengths. Our seniors learned not only from their teachers, but from one another—through dialogue, collaboration, and daily life shared across cultures.
Senior Week highlighted this beautifully.
There was celebration, of course—but also reflection. Beneath the smiles and festivities was the quiet understanding that something profound was coming to an end.
And yet, endings at St. Stephen’s are never simply endings.
They are beginnings.
As our seniors prepared to leave campus and step into their next chapter, they did so carrying more than diplomas and university acceptances. They carried friendships that span continents, memories that will last a lifetime, and a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them.
The recap video from Senior Week captures only a glimpse of what made these days so special—but within those moments lives the essence of the St. Stephen’s experience: community, connection, growth, and belonging.
The Class of 2026 arrived as students eager to learn.
They leave as confident, compassionate, globally minded young adults ready to make their mark on the world.
Thank you, seniors, for the energy, kindness, curiosity, and spirit you brought to our community.
You will always be part of St. Stephen’s.
Once a Saint, always a Saint!
