Bialik Foundation Annual Report 2021 - 2022

Bialik College Foundation 2021 Annual Report

Bialik College Foundation Committee Contents 2.

About the Foundation

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Bialik College Foundation Committee

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Foundation Co-Chairs

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Foundation Director

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Introducing Launch Lab

Our Foundation Committee includes our Board of Directors, together with a dynamic group of advisors, who work collaboratively to ensure a bright and sustainable future for the College.

17. In Your Element 18. 2021 Achievements

Michael Carp

Stacey Dodge

Peter Eben

20. Foundation Members

Director Co-Chair

Director Co-Chair

Director Appointed 2021

Jodie Auster

Amanda Briskin-Rettig

Jono Gelfand

Sally Robin

Anna Serry

Naomi Swart

23. 2021 Supporters

About the Bialik College Foundation

Jeffrey Mahemoff AO Director Life Governer

Wayne Lasky

Joining the Bialik College Foundation provides an opportunity to invest in the future of Bialik and become part of a community that has the collective power to inspire excellence and improve access to Jewish education.

School fees and government grants cover the day-to-day running of the school whilst our Foundation plays a pivotal role in enabling the College to continue to provide a world-class Jewish education for all of our children and grandchildren.

The Bialik College Foundation was established in 2014. Donations of $2 or more are tax deductible.

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Acknowledgment of Country We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people as the traditional owners of the land on which we learn. We thank Elders past, present and emerging for guarding Country and for reminding us of the importance to tread lightly.

Designed by Picos Media Photography by Steven Gringlas (Old Collegian ‘13)

Tanya Cherny Foundation Director

Frances D’Oyley-Carter Foundation Officer

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Message From Bialik College Foundation Co-Chairs installation of the Periodic Table and each element making up the artwork is available for sale. There are also naming opportunities still available for the incredible spaces making up this extraordinary building.

As we write this message our wonderful College is entering an incredibly exciting period of growth and celebration.

2022 marks a significant milestone in Bialik’s history as we celebrate our 80th year. Given that it was just 30 years ago that Bialik’s financial position was precarious, our College community should be immensely proud of both our history as well as how far the school has come and of our success today. As we relied all those years ago on the generosity of passionate and committed benefactors, today our strength is built also on the generosity, inclusiveness and spirit of our College community.

The Bialik College Foundation enables a culture of giving and supports the College’s ongoing development and success whilst ensuring that no Jewish child is denied access to our world-class Jewish education. Your generous support enables Bialik to dream big and provide the very best facilities, programs and opportunities for our children, for their children and for future generations.

We are so excited to be in the final planning phase of our whole school Science Centre “Launch Lab”. Launch Lab will include an upgrade of and extension to the Library and represents a new approach to learning Science and Innovation. Bialik has partnered with a Harvard University educator to design both the space and the programs to ensure that Science and Innovation is taught in a way that prepares our students for the future. Construction for Launch Lab will commence in Term 2 and will be completed in 2023.

In the coming weeks and months, we hope that every member of our College community will take up one of the many ways we are offering, to join us on this journey and financially support Launch Lab, as we embark on the largest capital development project the College has undertaken since the building of the Sports Centre in 2005. There are many opportunities to support Launch Lab. Our “In Your Element” campaign is a beautiful way to participate in the Launch Lab journey and become part of the fabric of the building. The building will have a permanent 3D art 4

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Bialik is committed to sustainability and Launch Lab will be another great sustainable project. By extending and upgrading an existing building as well as repurposing the existing 25 year old Science Labs, this project will also provide additional space for our Middle School which is experiencing a period of strong growth.

Whilst new facilities and programs ensure we maintain our world class status and reputation, supporting our community will always be at the heart of what we do. We are so proud to be a part of this community which, on an ongoing basis, provides means tested financial assistance to 25% of students. Our College also supported our families through a very challenging two years, by offering multiple discounts and passing on all cost savings during the Covid pandemic in 2020 and 2021. The spirit of giving was further demonstrated by many of our families who were in a position to donate back the discounts and credits offered as a result of campus closures during the pandemic. We would like to thank those families for their generosity.

There are many ways to support Bialik and we acknowledge that philanthropy comes in many forms. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the many wonderful volunteers who have given their time, energy and passion to our school. In particular we would like to thank our Foundation Committee for their passion, commitment and vision to growing our Foundation.

Inclusivity is at the core of all that we do at Bialik, and our approach to fundraising is no different. We recognise and value all donations, large or small, as collectively they have a significant impact. As we celebrate our 80th year and embark on this significant capital project, we hope you will join us on the journey and support the project, in whatever capacity you are able.

Thank you again for your support over the last year and we look forward to connecting throughout the rest of 2022.

Stacey Dodge and Michael Carp Foundation Co-Chairs

Message From Bialik College Foundation Director While 2021 was not quite the year any of us had planned, we were once again buoyed by the strong sense of community that comes with being a part of the Bialik Family.

As a Foundation our goal is to improve access and affordability of Jewish education at Bialik, while at the same time supporting and investing in the projects that will strengthen our world-class educational offering. The last two years our focus has been on supporting our families, this year we turn our focus to Launch Lab. Launch Lab embodies the values it is built to instil. Bravery, curiosity, collaboration and challenging the status quo. These same values can be attributed to our seed investors, each of whom, in their own unique way, has played an instrumental role in transforming what began as a humble refurbishment of our 25-year-old Science labs, to the whole-school learning project that we present to you today.

Frances D’Oyley-Carter joined the Foundation team in August 2021. With a passion for working in not-for-profits and education, Bialik Foundation felt the perfect fit for Frances. Building connections amongst our members, bringing together events from the intimate to large, working with our committees and achieving fundraising goals are what Frances enjoys about her role in Foundation.

Having worked for another local community not-for-profit – Jewish Care Victoria, Frances is thrilled to be back working for the local Jewish community remembering fondly, during her years at Jewish Care, the close-knit, supportive, caring and giving community we are.

Frances with her partner Shane have a 4-year-old daughter, Audrey, and when she isn’t working she volunteers as Vice President for her daughter’s kinder.

The past 6 months Frances has enjoyed many highlights at Foundation including working with Boosa for the Rosh Hashanah boxes fundraiser, working with the Foundation Events Committee for the Launch Lab campaign and most recently working at the 80th Anniversary Kabbalat Shabbat – a true highlight for Frances who experienced the wonderful Bialik celebration.

Frances is looking forward to meeting more of the Bialik community during 2022 and beyond.

Underpinned by a collaborative study with our long-term strategic partner, the Harvard Graduate School of Education, Launch Lab is the reimagination of Science and Innovation at Bialik. The number of Science labs will grow from three to six, a central collaborative space with working practical stations will invite students of all ages to challenge, question, experiment and explore, the footprint and capacity of our Makerspace will double in size and our Library will be refurbished to reflect all that we know about learning today. Our collaboration with Harvard University’s Dr Daniel Wilson is well underway and building works are to commence in Term 2. An ambitious timeline will see the Launch Lab complete in 2023.

Over the coming weeks and months there will be various opportunities to support Launch Lab – from naming a major space to donating the essential items we need for functional labs like test tubes, beakers and Bunsen Burners. Our goal is to engage our entire Bialik family to come together and bring this project to life.

On page 17 you will learn about our ‘In Your Element’ campaign where we are inviting families to help us lay the Foundations of Launch Lab by donating an element on our 3D art installation of the Periodic Table of Elements. We are seeking 118 supporters to claim an element. Elements start at $1800 and can be paid in monthly instalments of $50. This is an opportunity to become part of the fabric of Launch Lab at a price point not usually accessible in new builds. There is only one of each element, so we encourage you to scan the QR code on page 17 to ensure you don’t miss out.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank our Committee Members, Michael Carp (Co-Chair), Stacey Dodge (Co-Chair), Jodie Auster, Amanda Briskin-Rettig, Peter Eben, Jono Gelfand, Wayne Lasky, Jeffrey Mahemoff AO, Sally Robin, Anna Serry, Naomi Swart and Julia Teperson for their leadership, strategic thinking and support in the development and implementation of our Launch Lab campaign.

I would also like to thank our collaborators, Picos Media and Saxall. Both these agencies are founded and run by Bialik Old Collegians and we consider them an extension of our Bialik Foundation team.

We look forward to an exciting year ahead and thank all those who supported the Bialik Foundation in 2021.

Tanya Cherny Foundation Director

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Our existing Science Labs were built more than 25 years ago for a secondary school half the size of Bialik today. Although some fixtures have been replaced and minor updates have occurred, the current environment does not reflect all that we know about teaching Science today and lacks the scope and flexibility required for our 21st century graduates.

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Our Kitchen Garden program is the delivery vehicle for the Science curriculum in our Primary School. Launch Lab will include a planted terrace creating an aspirational link between our Primary and Middle School Science programs.

I’m excited for Science class so that I can invent robots.

You can use Science to change the world.

To me Science is where you get to be creative and make things.

Finn R, Year 1

Emily F, Year 4

Phoebe C, Year 5

Science has the power to teach us about our climate and how we can restore it.

I think the most powerful thing about science is that it’s a study of everything; you can learn so much about our world and all that we have within it.

Jacob H, Year 8

Jennifer B, Year 11

Science has the potential to change the world. You can see at the moment how the vaccines are saving millions of people worldwide. Science has the ability to completely revolutionise our lives and make them better.

Leon P, Year 12 (2021)

With open, collaborative spaces and breakout areas, Launch Lab represents a new approach to learning Science, liberating our students to play and explore.

A space to launch into how things work, why things react, who we are and what we will become. A launchpad into the world beyond.

This is about more than just teaching Science – it is about fuelling curiosity for the world and nurturing the change-makers of tomorrow.

Building works to commence in 2022 for completion in 2023.

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A NEW COLLABORATIVE STUDY WITH HARVARD UNIVERSITY’S DR DANIEL WILSON The department of Project Zero at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education was founded by the philosopher Nelson Goodman in 1967 to study and improve education in the Arts.

Goodman believed that Arts learning should be studied as a serious cognitive activity and he was looking for research on this as well as research into thinking.

Unfortunately, he found that “zero” had been firmly established about the field; hence, the project was given its name – PROJECT ZERO – and the department of Project Zero within Harvard’s Graduate School of Education was born.

Over the years since 1967, Project Zero has maintained a strong research agenda in the Arts while expanding to include investigations into the nature of intelligence, understanding, thinking, creativity, cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural thinking, as well as ethics.

In 2005 Bialik began a research project with Project Zero, financially made possible by Abe Z”L & Vera Z”L Dorevitch and led by Dr Ron Ritchhart as the principal investigator and key researcher. At this time, the team at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education had a project that they were wanting to research through a school and Bialik was looking to build on the pedagogies of the schools of Reggio Emilia, that inspired our ELC. This is how and when the marriage between Project Zero and Bialik College began.

For the first 5 years, from 2005 to 2010, the research and ideas were being developed and nuanced. From 2010, the research and ideas developed at Bialik and alongside its teachers were shared on a world wide scale. A book was written about the work and pedagogy that took place at Bialik and conferences were held at our school, with presenters from both Bialik and Harvard. Today Cultures of Thinking, or CoT as it is also known, is a method and practice of teaching that is embraced on a world wide scale. Many books have been written, institutions across the globe including early childhood centres, schools, universities, museums, galleries and the like have adopted the pedagogy and conferences are held in different corners of the world. We are very proud that this had its very beginnings at our school.

What is exciting in 2022 is that we have the opportunity to build on this research and pedagogical relationship as we embark on the Launch Lab. Currently we are working with Daniel Wilson, the Director of Project Zero at the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE). He is also

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a Principal Investigator, a Lecturer at HGSE, and the Educational Chair at Harvard’s “Learning Environments for Tomorrow” Institute. Daniel has developed a research project for us that marries perfectly with Cultures of Thinking and takes it a step further. His research with Bialik over the next years is focussed on understanding collaborative learning processes in students and teachers, and assessing the impact purposefully built spaces have on collaborative learning practices. As you can see the project focusses on the design of the environment, the students’ learning and our teachers craft; three interdependent elements of rich and deep thinking and learning.

Currently Daniel meets online with the Science teachers every two or so weeks to run workshops and discuss the documentation and research the teachers are doing in their classrooms. In between he meets with Caity and Michaela to ensure the sessions meet the research brief as well as the changing needs of the teachers. We are looking forward to welcoming him onto our campus when travel resumes. Together with 2 doctoral students, he is also conducting literature research around the key questions of our project and we have already received our first white paper. Daniel is also a member of the project design and build team from Ron Unger Architects, and is in regular contact with this group via Zoom and email.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE LAUNCH LAB Scan the QR codes to hear what our community has to say.

Jake Carp (OC ’17) and Cara Davies (OC ’17) Co-Founders Steppen

Hear how the bond formed at Bialik College has built the foundation for their partnership and why Launch Lab presents an exciting opportunity for the next generation.

Michaela Strang Director of Learning

Learn about Bialik’s long-term partnership with Daniel Wilson at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and how the Cultures of Thinking pedagogy inspires curiosity among Bialik students.

Jade Liberman (OC’20) Commerce and Computer Science Student

Jade recalls the magic of Science at Bialik and shares why the learning that will take place in Launch Lab will ready Bialik students for the world beyond.

Jeremy Stowe-Lindner Principal

Principal Jeremy explains how Bialik is approaching this new development differently and why Launch Lab is more than just a capital project.

Dan Krasnostein (OC ’00) Partner Square Peg Capital

Dan is immersed in the world of techstartups and attributes his curious mind to his time at Bialik. Hear why Dan sees Launch Lab as an opportunity to prepare our children for the future.

Raelia Lew (OC’98) Fertility Specialist

Raelia reflects on her time at Bialik and why she believes learning Science is critical for all students regardless of their career path.

And whilst we are beginning with the teachers directly involved in Launch Lab this project will roll out to all other teachers in our school through our Communities of Practice Professional Learning model.

It is one thing to build rooms and set up state of the art learning spaces with the latest technology for our students, who are often referred to as the leaders of tomorrow. What makes our Launch Lab project so exciting is that we are ensuring that the pedagogy, the methods and practices of the teaching and learning, that takes place within Launch Lab, scales up this space. It ensures our students, working in 21st century labs work on 21st century skills; risk taking, collaboration, communication, questioning, flexibility, a healthy level of scepticism and through a research lens rather than a static program.

Michaela Strang, Director of Learning Caitlin Faiman, Head of Cultures of Thinking and Rosenkranz Centre for Excellence

Caitlin Faiman Head of The Rosenkranz Centre for Excellence and Achievement

Explore the pedagogy driving Launch Lab and how it will permeate from the Science department throughout the entire school.

Dr Tamara Perchyonok (OC’91) Scientist

After emigrating from Russia as a teenager, Tamara shares her journey from arriving at Bialik with little grasp of the English language to finding success as a published research scientist.

Emily Donaldson Head of Science

Learn how the skills acquired through the scientific processes of experimentation and problem solving have inspired Bialik to create a space built upon collaboration and connection.

Andreas Kammel Makerspace Facilitator

Bialik’s resident engineer explains the magic of Makerspace and the world of STEAM at Bialik and how this is integrated throughout the school.

Video production and animation by Saxall.

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Inside The Lab As a Cultures of Thinking school, Science at Bialik values the process rather than just the final outcome. Science is the perfect vessel for ‘making thinking visible’ through practical and theoretical means. Launch Lab has been designed to support Bialik’s unique pedagogical practice where learning takes centre stage to inspire our students throughout their learning

journey. Large windows into our labs will spark the curiosity of our students, allowing them to engage with the experiments taking place within. Walls will become documentation spaces and a focus on collaborative learning spaces will encourage our students to be bold and brave in their thinking.

GROUND FLOOR - LIBRARY & MAKER SPACE BUILDING FEATURES

State-of-the-art learning laboratories Outdoor ‘Life Labs’ Larger Makerspace Breakout room for students to engage in long-term practical experiments Central atrium with collaborative work benches and space for cross-class investigations Outdoor planted terrace connecting to the Kitchen Garden Rooftop Observatory FIRST FLOOR - LAUNCH LAB

Indoor Piazza linking the Library and Launch Lab Located at the intersection of Primary, Middle and Senior schools

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In Your Element The Periodic Table of Elements is the foundation of the Scientific world. The whole earth and everything within it comprises of just 118 unique elements. Help us lay the foundations of Bialik’s Launch Lab and be among just 118 supporters to name your element on our Launch Lab Periodic Table.

Our 3D art installation will contain just one of each element so please contact us now to secure your element. Elements start at $1800 or $50/month for 3 years and are tax deductible.

This is an opportunity to become part of the fabric of the building and invest in a project to inspire our children to become the change-makers of tomorrow.

For more information: foundation@bialik.vic.edu.au our Foundation office on: 9822 7981 Scan the QR code to claim your element or visit inyourelement.bialik.vic.edu.au

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Donations

2020

2021

Highlights

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Bialik College Scholarship Fund Corpus $11,236,445 $9,809,278

Staff donors

Donations to Building Fund

Donations to Scholarship Fund

Donations to Foundation

$108,301.06

$175,700.00

$461,920.96

$129,654.33

$420,031.34

$601,143.71

Old Collegian donors

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New Pledges

Total New Income and Pledges

$745,922.02

$791,000.00

$1,536,922.02

$1,150,829.38

$1,759,000.00

$2,200,829.38

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Parent donors

Grandparent donors

$2.201M 5

New foundation members

New donations and pledges

1975 Total Income From Donations

72 47

Oldest donor peer year

2006 Youngest donor peer year

23% 81

Students receiving Rosh Hashanah Boxes fee support

794

Boxes of Matzah Distributed to students on the last day of Term 1 2021

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The Bialik College Foundation would like to acknowledge the legal support provided by Arnold Bloch Leibler (ABL).

Under the guidance of ABL partner, Joey Borensztajn AM, the ABL team has been providing pro bono legal advice to the Foundation since its inception in 2014. We thank the team for their continued guidance and service to our College and we are grateful to Arnold Bloch Leibler for their support of Jewish education at Bialik.

Congratulations to Suzi Carp AO, Andrew Blode AM and David Harris OAM on their Order of Australia Honours.

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$250,000 – $499,999

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FELLOW

MEMBER

$108,000 – $249,999

$36,000 – $107,999

$18,000 – $35,999

Bialik Foundation

Sharon & Paul Bassat

Vera & Abe Dorevitch

Helen & Bernard Carp

Tracy & Peter Berkowitz

Miriam Faine & Greg Shalit

Emma & Michael Carp

Marilyn & Barry Braun

Jack & Dianne Gringlas

Suzi & Barry Carp

Breckler Family

Joseph Hellen

Marlen & Leon Carp Melissa Castan & Robert Lehrer

Nicky & Brandon Carp

Sonia & Don Marejn Margot & Richard Melzak

Lindy Castan & Grant Blashki

Pratt Foundation

Annette & Brian Chaitman

The Loti & Victor Smorgon Family

Heather & Trevor Cohen

Minnie & Sam Smorgon

Helen & Antony Cohen

Ann & Leon Cebon Cheng & DengYing Chen Tanya & Dean Cherny Danielle & Richard Davies Lisa & Simon de Winter Stacey & Joel Dodge

Leah & David Freilich

Natalie & Marty Dodge

Lisa Mann & Ashley Kausman

Naomi & Larry Gandler

Lisa & Ken Fehily

Danielle and Richard Davies

Spotlight Foundation

Leora & Nigel Givoni

Elissa & Dan Feldman

Stacey and Joel Dodge

The Peter Szental Family

Deena & Rodney Goldbloom

Marc Felman

Natalie and Marty Dodge

Ethel & Jack Goldin

Isabel & Alex Fibishenko

Edith Greiman Family

B E N E FA C T O R

Pauline & Phillip Grosman

Fay & Gerard Fitt

The George & Freda Castan Families

Gunn Family

Kerry & Eli Goldfinger

Ron & Judy Dodge Family

Lilly & David Harris

Edith Greiman Family

Yvonne & Leigh Goldbloom

Jacky & Sam Hupert

Emma and Michael Carp

Julia Feitel Pearl Trust

Jini & Paul Grinwald

Judy & Leon Goldman

Tamara Newing

Deborah & Graham Goldsmith

Yael & Leonard Kipen

Pam & Alan Goldstone

Laura & Israel Kipen

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Krongold Family

Rita & Sam Kras

Kate and Tony Beaconsfield

Helen & Bori Liberman

Helen & Eddie Kutner

Larry Kornhauser Family

Helen & Jeffrey Mahemoff & Family

Rossie & Russell Levy

The Jack and Robert Smorgon Families Foundation

Karen & Joshua Liberman

Holckner Family Rhonda & David Jacobson Sue & Allan Kalus Ilana & Leon Kempler Zofia & Simcha Kipen Tamara & Wayne Lasky

Cassy Liberman

Danielle & Mark Lissek

Isabel & Norman Metz

Danny Mac

PA R T N E R

In Memory of Reagan Milstein

Debbie & Kevin Milstein

Kate & Tony Beaconsfield Family

Dina & Mark Munzer

Deanne & Kevin Nestadt

Bursztyn Family

Naphtali Family Foundation

Orleigh & Morris Ritz

Vann and Beata Fisher

Tamara Newing

Shirley & Louis Rutman

Larry Kornhauser Family

Sandra & Joe Nowoweiski

Bettina & Andrew Schwartz

Barbara & Barry Landau

Sonia & David Payes

Vivienne & Leon Serry

Leo & Mina Fink Fund

Rita & Harry Perelberg

Henry and Gittle Makby (Herzliya, Israel)

Ronit Fraid & Vivien Rosenfeld

Nathan Shafir

Eva Besen Z”L

Lynette & Irvine Rockman

Yoko & Adam Ryan & Family

Vera Dorevitch Z”L

Ushi & Danny Schwartz

Bella & George Shannon

Georgia & Paul Solomon

Alex Slade

We acknowledge the passing of Foundation Members in 2021. May their memory be a blessing.

$500,000 – $999,999

Vivien & Philip Brass

Graham Blashki Family

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Graham Blashki Family

$1M +

Eva & Marc Besen

Michelle & Michael Coppel

N E W T O PAT R O N

B E N E FA C T O R

MEMBERS

PAT R O N

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P AT R O N

Lorraine & Barry Bloom

Hannah & Daryl Cohen

Cheng and DengYing Chen

V ISION A RY

V ISION A RY

Mary & Graham Slade

Foundation Membership as at 31 December 2021

Philippa & Alan Sheppet Lousje & Steven Skala Amanda & Mark Slade Suzanne & Graeme Southwick Jane & Jingxing Sun

FELLOW

Annette & Graham Smorgon

ANZ

The Troski Family

Roz Kaldor-Aroni & Benni Aroni

Gaye & Philip Weeden

Elana & Lenny Warson

Sabbie & Ian Berger

Tami & Bradley Wein

Marilyn & Phillippe Zimet

Hilary & Mark Blankfield

Lynne & David Wilson

Zwier Family

Lisa & Mark Sweet

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Thank you to all our supporters in 2021. We thank each of you for your contribution to Bialik and our Community during this challenging time.

Generations of Bialik supporters came together on Friday 14 May for an intimate morning tea hosted by the Bialik College Foundation. Guests experienced a Kabbalat Shabbat service led by our Prep students before hearing from Principal Jeremy about the challenges and silver linings of leading Bialik through a year like no other. Thank you to Amanda Ruben and daughter Milla, for helping us bring to life the spirit of Shavuot, curating an abundant feast of seasonal fruits and cheesecakes. The event concluded with a moving performance of Hatikvah from the Primary Choir.

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Amy & Nick Adeney

Pauline & Robert Grodski

Lauren & Saul Ryan

Beverly & Gavin Allen

Gideon Gunn

Naomi Ryan

Amy & Ben Baring

Karina & Sam Harris

Dahlia & Nathan Sable

Deborah & Mark Barit

Anna & Leon Hechtman

Debbie & Danny Samuels

Michelle & Craig Barnett

Jessica Hirsch

Kim & Jason Scher

Kate & Tony Beaconsfield

Charlie Holckner

Uschi & Danny Schwartz

Lesley & Marc Ber

Rachel & Jeffrey Israel

Elle & Mark Schwartz

Judy Berman

Yana Itskovich & Max Kupershmidt

Anna & David Serry

Naomi & Guy Blashki

Emma James & Damien Wurzel

Robyn & Justin Sherwin

Julie Blashki & Gregory Blashki

Liz & Ron James

Louise & Stephen Shostak

Romy & Gaby Blecher

Rosie Kaufmann & John Kaufman

Simona Shuchman Ben-Eliezer & Gal Ben-Eliezer

Lev Botvinik

Elle & Adrian Kister

Suzanne Silberberg & Gary Adler

Marilyn & Barry Braun

Helen Kliur & David Faiman

Rachel & Brad Smorgon

Nini & Jack Briskin

Lara & Dan Krasnostein

Annette Smorgon & Graham Smorgon AM

Liana & Ellis Brover

Barbara & Barry Landau

Ilana & Ray Snyder

Rebecca & Danny Burrows

Judy Lang & Michael Bereszkowski

Lana & Tony Sobol

Emma & Michael Carp

Fiona Larwill

Georgia & Paul Solomon

Cheng & DingYing Chen

Nicki Lefkovits & Jonathan Isaacs

Aimee & Paul Southwick

Simone & Adam Cohen

Leisl & Mark Leighton

Spotlight Foundation

Irma Danilova & Val Danilov

Leo & Mina Fink Fund

Jessica & Karson Stimson

Danielle & Richard Davies

Ruth & Grahame Leonard

Adele & Jeremy Stowe-Lindner

Monique & Rohan Davis

Dot & David Liberman

Jane Sun & Jingxing Li

Beverley Davis

Cassy Liberman

Naomi & Elliot Swart

Nicky Dobos & Trevor Ausbruch

Danielle & Mark Lissek

Lisa & Mark Sweet

Judy & Ron Dodge

Joy Lobo

Max Szental

Georgia & Julian Dunne

Melissa & Sol Lukatsky

Julia & Mark Teperson

Jodi & Peter Eben

Meaghan & Mark Lust

Caroline & Mark Troski

Fiona & Maurice Efron

Danny Mac

Linda Uliel

Janett & Ariel Egber

Georgia & Saul Magnezi

Elena Varshavskaya & Boris Poliak

Rene & John Eisner

Helen & Jeffrey Mahemoff

Elena & Leon Vilfand

Elissa & Dan Feldman

Elana & Jamie Melzak

Sandy & Avee Waislitz

Judith & Isaac Feldman

Lisa & Garth Michalson

Alex Waislitz

Isabel & Alex Fibishenko

Natalie-AM & Henry Miller

Amanda Walker Koronczyk & Mark Koronczyk

Annalisa & Daniel Fink

Tamara Newing

Rachel Wang & Daniel Cao

Graham Blashki Family

Natalie & Arie Nudel

Nina Wilson & Nick Yates

Galit & Avi Fridman

Anna Plotkin & James Steedman

David Wilson

Tracey & David Fried

Pratt Foundation

Marni Oaten & Tyson Wodak

Rora Furman & Brian Rom

Rebecca Reid & Andrew Cock

Liz Wu & Philipp Schluter

Kelly & Jonathan Gelfand

Claudine Revere & Anthony Pratt

Ariela Yohanan Glasman & Adi Glasman

Natalya Gill & Larry Kornhauser

Julia Rogers

Ilona Zeligman & Rod Kitchin

Michael Givoni

Elana & Adam Rosenberg

Michelle Zhang & Kadi Tang

Shoshan & Arik Golan

Emma Rosenberg

Cecilia Zhao & Fung Lam

Deena & Rodney Goldbloom

Ian Rosenfeld

Tanya & Ronnie Zohar

Pam Goldstone & Alan Goldstone

Shlomit Rubinstein & Maurie Novak

Georgia & Ron Zukerman

Edith Greiman Family

Yoko & Adam Ryan

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To find out more about the Bialik College Foundation please contact our Foundation Director Tanya Cherny, foundation@bialik.vic.edu.au.