"It didn't take that much effort to organise and when I saw what the patients got out of it, I thought we need to do it again."
So she did.
Emily encouraged a group of talented people she knew at her school to perform at the hospice yesterday.
There were singers, dancers and instrumentalists and Emily recited a poem.
"It honestly doesn't take that much organisation compared to the amount of pleasure the patients get from it. Just seeing the patients get enjoyment from it is more than enough for me."
Te Puna's Cafe Paradiso sponsored food for the patients, Emily said.
She hoped to return to the hospice later this year for a repeat performance.
Waipuna Hospice day programme co-ordinator Fran Leisegang said the girls put on a wonderful performance.