A WORD FROM THE CHAIRMAN AND HEADMASTER
A HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS
We extend our sincere gratitude to all members of our community who supported Brighton Grammar School in 2025. Thanks to your incredible generosity, we have advanced our mission of delivering high-performance outcomes through holistic education in a nurturing environment.
Over the following pages, the generosity of our community is highlighted, reflecting the connection and shared vision that defines what it is to be BGS.
In Term 1 we proudly celebrated the opening of The Duigan Centre, a stateof-the-art learning facility eight years in the making. This milestone achievement represents not only our commitment to investing in the future of education at BGS but also what can be achieved with the collective support of our community.
Our commitment to literacy excellence was embraced wholeheartedly during our annual BGS Giving Day in May. Now in its eighth year, the 2025 Appeal focused on redeveloping our Secondary School Library and Resource Centre and thanks to the enthusiastic support of parents, staff, Old Boys, and sponsors, we raised an overwhelming $312,000 doubling our fundraising goal in just over the 18 hours! We were thrilled to complete
the project in Term 4 and welcome staff and students into this vibrant new space.
Our Brighton Grammar School Scholarship Program continues to thrive, with individual supporters and foundations generously funding opportunities for students each year, now with 25 means-tested and bursary support opportunities offered. We are pleased to share the positive progress of some of our current scholarship recipients in this report and remain committed to supporting all their ongoing growth and success.
Looking ahead, our focus on long-term financial sustainability is reflected in the growing support of our legacy giving program, the Sequamur Society. Bequests continue to strengthen the future growth of our School with 120 members of our society. This year we proudly celebrated the legacy of the Talbot Family whose ties between Brighton Grammar’s rich history and its future aspirations are wholeheartedly intertwined.
Along with our legacy giving program, our Endowment Fund remains a cornerstone of our strategic vision. Through the Foundation’s careful governance and planning, the fund continues to grow, ensuring financial stability and supporting our long-term initiatives that will benefit students for decades to come.
Peter Ickeringill Chairman Ross Featherston Headmaster
2025 COMMUNITY GIVING
32
Sponsors of Brighton Grammar School
546
Annual Giving Donors
402
New Donors
99
Members of the Chairman’s Circle
$3,290,297
Total amount received and pledged
993
Total number of Donors
Bursaries & Means Tested Scholarships
Families supported the Voluntary Building Fund Levy
Old Boy Donors
Members are in our Sequamur Society
Gifts from one Donor as of Dec 2025
Past and Current Staff Donors
IMPACTING THE LIVES OF OUR BOYS
A SIGNIFICANT YEAR FOR BGS
It has been a year of significant steps forward, as we continue to strive in creating a first-class learning environment for our students, staff and community.
In February, we proudly opened The Duigan Centre, a milestone made possible by our generous community and officially opened by members of the Duigan family. The spaces are alive with a hive of activity, and the boys are reminded daily of the families whose support has enabled them to learn in such a conducive environment.
Thanks to our Annual Appeal and Voluntary Fee donors, the Secondary School Library and Resource Centre has had a significant refurbishment and uplift. We look forward to showing our donors through in early 2026. We are also pleased that we have finished the new Ian McPherson Food Tech Centre which houses 12 kitchen workstations seamlessly connected to The Duigan Centre, expanding opportunities for our students.
Beyond facilities, our Scholarship program continues to grow, with two new donor funded means-tested scholarships launching in 2026: The Sliding Doors Foundation Scholarship and The Ashanti-Ianthe Scholarship, opening doors for more deserving students.
Legacy giving at Brighton Grammar through our Sequamur Society has seen seven new members in growth, both through indicated and realised gifts. The impact of realised gifts has been
profound, especially the legacy of Peter Fleming, honoured through the ‘Peter Fleming Learning Lane’ now visible for all students and community as they pass through The Duigan Centre. His gift has exceeded our belief and is now the largest contributor of our campaign in support of The Duigan Centre. We thank our new members of the Sequamur Society, your investment is vital for our future and will be transformative for years to come.
None of the above-mentioned progress is possible without our passionate community. Your belief in our vision ensures Brighton Grammar continues to leave a positive impression on those who
pass through its halls. Thank you to all our connected and generous community, your passion helps to make sure BGS continues to achieve great things for our students.
Eden Phillips Head of Advancement
LITERACY EXCELLENCE IN FOCUS
GIVING DAY 2025
The Secondary School Library and Resource Centre was finalised during Term 4. We thank our 2025 Appeal donors for your generosity and supporting us with this initiative. With a fundraising goal of $160,000 our community rallied behind this project and exceeded our expectations, raising a total of $312,000. We acknowledge and thank John Link (OB 1953) as one of our major supporters of this appeal and extend our sincere gratitude to our eight generous matching donors, the Mence Family, the Jones Family, the Kallos Family, the Rofe Family, the Lees Family, Ontoit, Bluff Road Medical, and World of Music. The new library will house the English faculty, Library staff, host classes, hold our collections and provide spaces for reading and collaboration
opportunities. We look forward to this light-filled, soft and inviting space being full of activity and operational throughout 2026 and beyond.
We are immensely grateful to all those who have supported this important redevelopment, supporting our focus on literacy excellence.
Eden Phillips Head of Advancement
TUESDAY 26 MAY
A SPACE THAT INSPIRES
REFLECTIONS ON THE DUIGAN CENTRE
From the moment I first stepped into The Duigan Centre, I was amazed. It didn’t feel like a typical school building, the vibe it exuded made it feel alive. The modern architecture, the iconic Duigan Brothers’ plane suspended from the ceiling, and the vibrant atmosphere all contributed to an immediate impression of innovation and energy. It’s the kind of space that you feel grateful to be part of. I felt incredibly fortunate to have my tutor space located there.
When reflecting on other learning spaces I’ve experienced, The Duigan Centre stands out. The facilities, especially the art, woodwork, and music areas are both extremely functional and inspiring. The space reminds me of a university: professional and well-equipped, yet still warm and welcoming in the way a school should be. It’s the kind of environment that encourages you to strive for your best.
Studying in The Duigan Centre has had a noticeable impact on my motivation. Having my Psychology class held there and as a visual learner, the enhanced presentation tools have deepened my understanding of complex concepts. For example, the combination of whiteboards and projectors has transformed the way lessons are delivered, making them more interactive and engaging. Whether you’re working in breakout rooms, collaborating at open tables, or focusing within a classroom, the Centre caters to every learning style.
One of the most unexpected benefits of The Duigan Centre has been the way it fosters connection. The layout and design naturally bring people together. I’ve had more spontaneous conversations with teachers and fellow students here than anywhere else on campus. It’s created a genuine sense of community, where relationships are built not just through academics, but through shared experiences.
Daniel Meekin 2025 Fairweather House Captain & Prefect
BECOMING PART OF THE BGS COMMUNITY
I AM INCREDIBLY GRATEFUL
Accepting an offer of a scholarship to this School has provided me with a unique opportunity to broaden my horizons and become more aware of life’s bigger picture, even beyond school. Now more than ever, I feel the significant influence of the School’s profound culture and the continued support from staff who have assisted and guided me in my development, shaping my views and values. This is something that the very best schools do.
BGS has constantly offered a multitude of pathways, allowing me to discover my own passions. Even now, just beginning my VCE journey, the many different subjects offered by BGS provide me with the opportunity to learn and develop in courses which I enjoy.
Beyond academics, Brighton Grammar also allows students to participate in a plethora of exciting co-curricular activities. Through APS Sport, students can both develop their teamwork skills alongside their fellow Tonners as well as individually shine and excel in their respective interests. My own development with Brighton Grammar’s Golf program has been fantastic. By providing students with opportunities to play in many different tournaments and assisting us with travelling to certain events, BGS has continually been there offering tremendous support. A recent example would be the Victorian Schools Golf Final, hosted at Lonsdale Links Golf Club. Without this opportunity to compete and the companionship of my teammates, we never would have been able to be crowned State Champions.
Sporting aside, Brighton Grammar’s tight knit community and positive culture have inspired me to aim high and be the best version of myself possible. The numerous Outdoor Education programs throughout my years at BGS have facilitated this, allowing me to face new challenges, be confident in my abilities, and grow as a person overall. I am certain that those memories shared with my fellow peers will remain with me for years to come.
I look back nostalgically to when I stepped into the Quad for the first time and although my future remains a bit of an unknown, I still very much feel lucky to be here and enjoy all the experiences that this School provides. I encourage all of you to reflect on what you have been given by BGS so far in your own journey and let us pursue better things.
Meliora Sequamur.
Zane (Year 10)
Peter Toms Scholarship recipient
SLIDING DOORS FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
OPENING DOORS FOR OPPORTUNITIES
Through the generosity of the Sliding Doors Foundation, we are thrilled that we have offered a Year 10 student the opportunity to join the BGS community in 2026. The Sliding Doors Foundation (SDF) was founded in South Australia and now with a branch in Victoria, its mission is to offer Scholarships to individuals who demonstrate a propensity to constantly strive to do better, display leadership potential and have positive impact in their community.
Our new student will join us at an exciting time at BGS, as our Scholarship program continues to grow and our
students continue to thrive. At BGS we focus on high performance outcomes, building character strength and fostering a nurturing and supportive community. We believe this aligns with SDF’s mission and that this student will have the best opportunity to flourish on their journey to adulthood.
We thank SDF for partnering with Brighton Grammar to open the doors for this student, so they can pursue their chosen pathway and begin their promising future.
AN AFTERNOON OF CRICKET & CAMARADERIE
BGS SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM
One of our key programs that centres around community and impact is our BGS Sponsorship Program. Our program consists of 31 businesses, and these partners join with us yearly at an array of engagement opportunities, including our Business Breakfasts and other School events. This year we decided to showcase our Cricket program and initiated an afternoon for our generous sponsors to don kits sponsored by Ontrack Sportswear and engage in a Big Bash against some of our mixed years BGS Cricket sides.
With Headmaster Ross Featherston as the Coach of the Featherston XI Sponsor Team, they managed an impressive 78 runs off 90 balls, while the BGS First XI Representative Team coached by Luke Walker made an equally impressive 87 runs off 90 balls. With families and friends welcome as cheer squads,
it was a fun way to finish off the year and a reminder of the generosity and support of our community.
Thank you to those who participated as part of the Featherston XI Sponsor Team:
Angus Graham – Hodges (Captain)
Vincent Calderone - Hodges
Lou Pascuzzi - TLC
Nick Jeans – Stannards
Luke Hunter - Hunter Products
Andrew McKinley – Ontoit
Paul Halpen - Ontoit
Aryan Goodall - Artery
Geoff Bentley - Novo 3
Peter Eagles - Higgins
Sam Wills - Victor Sports
Asher Caldwell Browne – Victor Sports
Jack Wikiel -Soniq
Kogu Sabaratnam – BGS
Thank you to our other event sponsors: Victor Sports – Player of the Match Award Simply Finance – Player Award
2025 SPONSORS
Why I give to BGS
What do you value about BGS?
When our boys were little and Phil and I were deciding which school we wanted them to attend, the decisions we made were based on the usual suspects - academics, extracurricular activities and opportunities. What we didn’t appreciate was the incredible community of which our family has become a part. BGS is so much more than just a school - our boys are surrounded by the most incredible role models, and the teaching, parent and past student communities we have come to know over the last 10 years have given us so much more than just an education.
How has your connection to Brighton Grammar School influenced your decision to volunteer your time and support the School’s plan financially?
Early on in the boys’ schooling I took the opportunity to volunteer as part of the Junior Parents’ Group as a way to connect with new people. Over the years I have loved being part of many volunteering opportunities - everything from flipping burgers, fundraising for the Junior School, coordinating our Family Fun Night, helping our Friends of Drama student productions, travelling with and supporting our brilliant Sailing team, being part of the BGS Pink Dinner Committee and raising funds for the Leukemia Foundation, was an absolute highlight. We have always felt it was important to show both of our boys the importance of volunteering and giving back to their community but also to show the boys that we care about their school and fully support the sporting and extracurricular activities they choose and love.
What message would you like to share with other members of the Brighton Grammar School community about the importance of giving - volunteering time and supporting the school financially?
Volunteering and giving for us has always been about fully embracing our community and spending time and energy giving back to a community that has given us so much. By doing our small part we’re making the experience as fantastic for others including future families that come to BGS.
Alex Dever Current Parent
CIRCLE OF GIVING
ROB STEWART AM (OB 1966)
Old Boy Robert 'Rob' Stewart AM, supporting the BGS Scholarship program represents more than just philanthropy - it's a profound way of honouring the transformational impact Brighton Grammar School had on his life during the 1960s.
As the inaugural recipient of the Joe White Scholarship for general excellence, Rob vividly recalls receiving the letter that would alter not only his educational trajectory but also provide crucial support to his family, noting that it was a distinct help to his family financially.
Notably, Rob's selection for BGS Rowing ignited what would become a distinguished lifelong association with the sport. His Rowing career reached international heights when he represented Australia as a member of the 1978 Lightweight Team at the World Rowing Championships. He won two Australian Lightweight Eight titles and later served as President of Melbourne University Boat Club from 1983-1991, one of Australia's premier Rowing institutions.
“The key thing for me about BGS was the importance of performance and teamwork,’’ Rob explains. “The School has always been very good at building that type of culture, and my experience was accentuated by being involved in Rowing - the ultimate team sport.”
Following his time at Brighton Grammar, Rob graduated with honours in Law and Commerce at The University of Melbourne before completing an MBA at Harvard. His impressive career included being appointed National Managing Partner at Minter Ellison in 1981 (serving in this role for 18 years) and Chairman of Melbourne IT in 1999, along with numerous directorships and consulting roles in the legal and technology sectors. He has also served on the Boards of a number of not-forprofit organisations, including the Baker IDI Heart & Diabetes Institute where he was President from 2005 –2012.
In 2012, Rob was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (AM) for his significant contributions to community service, particularly in fostering collaboration between business and the tertiary education sector, supporting health and technology organisations, and his dedicated service to Rowing.
After reflecting on his remarkable professional journey, Rob made the decision to support the BGS Scholarship Program, completing a circle of giving.
‘‘Scholarships make a huge difference to someone's ability to attend a great school - they provide tremendous opportunity. Sixty years ago, someone believed in me enough to invest in my future, and once you see the impact that has on your life and all of its benefits, it's wonderful to be able to give back to the community and create a circular process.”
From scholarship recipient to benefactor, the gift of a Brighton Grammar education once provided to Rob has now been passed forward to the next generation of promising young students, ensuring the legacy of opportunity continues.
The Melbourne University Lightweight Four which won the Intervarsity Championships in 1967 – Rob in the bow seat
VISIONARY GIFTS IMPACTING GENERATIONS
INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION OF BGS BOYS
Legacy gifts of every size have shaped Brighton Grammar School’s future in extraordinary ways. Almost a century ago in 1927, the MacGlashan family donated the Tower Clock to BGS in memory of the late Neil and Agnes MacGlashan. This pioneering act of generosity enabled the School to establish the Southern Hemisphere’s first electric clock while also beginning a tradition of giving that continues to transform our School today.
It is remarkable to see what has been achieved through the generous support of previous generations of Old Boys, parents
and friends through gifts in Wills to BGS. Each gift tells a personal story –a meaningful connection that inspired the donor to create a legacy that extends far beyond their lifetime.
We proudly honour our Sequamur Society members whose gifts received this year ensure Brighton Grammar will nurture exceptional young men for generations to come.
Nickie Warton Sequamur Society Manager
RODNEY FERNALD
Born 28 June 1935; OB 1953; Died 14 January 2025
Rodney ‘Rod’ Fernald, proud great-nephew of Antarctic explorer Sir Douglas Mawson, passed away peacefully at age 89 in Lilydale. Born in Geelong, Rod cherished his childhood days spent at the family beach house in Anglesea. When economic circumstances forced a family move to Brighton, Rodney embraced his new surroundings, thriving at Brighton Grammar where he joined the army cadets—an experience that would serve him well when later conscripted to Puckapunyal.
Rod's journey through life was marked by varied professional experiences—from service in the Maritime Navy to office work— and a loving marriage to his wife Joan in 1965. His lifelong attachment to BGS was evident in his enthusiasm for attending reunion lunches and his legacy lives on through the values he embodied: hard work, honesty, and always doing the right thing.
PETER FLEMING
Born 7 October 1937; OB 1955; Died 2 August 2023
A well-loved Brighton community member, Peter is remembered as a great conversationalist who always had time for people. Peter worked in the finance sector following school. He had a true passion for Tennis, attending Wimbledon on his travels to the UK and could regularly be found on the St Andrew’s Tennis Club courts. Peter also loved the arts and never strayed from his life-long devotion to the St Kilda Football Club.
Kindness, community and generosity were values that guided Peter through life. Following his passing, Peter left donations to many charitable organisations as well as BGS…standing testament to his belief in giving back to community and creating positive impact for all. The Learning Lane in The Duigan Centre is named in his honour.
IAN KERR
Born 13 July 1942; OB 1961; Died 7 January 2025
Ian's love for Brighton Grammar School remained unwavering throughout his 82 years, often seen proudly wearing his original School blazer and tie at the local supermarket long after graduation. His formative years at BGS shaped him profoundly as he built an impressive career that took him from P&O shipping lines in Collins Street to becoming a publicist for legends like Marlene Dietrich and Lauren Bacall in London, before returning to Australia as Director of Publicity for Village Roadshow where he represented stars including Mel Gibson, Jack Thomspon and Nicole Kidman.
A true arts lover, Ian's passion for theatre, opera, and cinema filled his home with carefully preserved programs and memorabilia that chronicled a life well lived. Though he worked with Hollywood greats, Ian always maintained that his most fulfilling years were spent with the Ward family at the Dendy Theatre and The Palais. Even in his final days, his infectious spirit remained bright and his support for Brighton Grammar School stayed steadfast until the end.
WELLESLEY EDEN
Born 30 January 1932; OB 1947, Died 30 December 2023
Wellesley ‘Wells’ was a horticultural consultant and nursery valuer from 1983 to 2001, acting for various government departments, councils and private enterprise businesses. His family owned and managed wholesale and retail nursery businesses in Mentone and at Baxter, Victoria, operating as Charman Road Nurseries Pty Ltd.
Wells expressed that his gift honoured the education, skills and personal development with which BGS equipped him to take his place in the community. ‘It is a small way that I can show my appreciation of the excellent facilities and teaching that the School provides to boys’. An active member of the Nurserymen’s Association of Victoria and the Federation of Australian Nurserymen, Wells was honoured with The Australian Nurseryman of the Year Award 1972, for services to the industry.
SEQUAMUR SOCIETY MEMBERS
Alexander, Bob
Arendsen, Gregory
Backholer, Arthur (OB 1936) *
Balfe, Tony (OB 1966)
Baragwanath, John (OB 1967)
Barker, Robert (OB 1938) * Begg, Jim (OB 1958) *
Bolles, Simon (OB 1978)
Bowen, Geoffrey
Breaden, Erling (OB 1977)
Bunning, Rodney (OB 1951) * Bunning, Penelope
Burt, Diana
Burt, David (OB 1947) * Cameron, Don (OB 1951) * Cameron, Jill
Chapman, Bruce (OB 1953)
Chirnside, Michael (OB 1982) Comport, Brian (OB 1959)
Darby, Peter (OB 1951) *
De Salis, Mary
Devine, John (OB 1963)
Devine, Julie
Eden, Wells (OB 1948) * Fairweather, Mabel * Farman, Jeffrey R Ferguson, Keith *
Fernald, Rodney (OB 1953) * Fleming, Peter (OB 1955) * Forbes, Cameron (OB 1993) Ford, Rodney Glover, Alan * Goddard, Colin
Gray, John (OB 1964) * Grigoriou, Georgina Grummitt, Mavis
Grummitt, Neil (OB 1954) * Hamilton RFD, Phillip (OB 1966) Hannam, William (OB 1973) Hare AO, Bill *
Harkness, Peter *
Hay, John (OB 1978) Hay, Peter (OB 1976) * Hay, Kim Hay, Pamela *
Haymes, Chris (OB 1964) * Hope, Roger (OB 1969) *
Ickeringill, Peter
Jarvis, Barry (OB 1958) Johnson, Sandy (OB 1963) Jones, Stephen (OB 1971) Jones, Jennifer
Jones, Gary (OB 1972)
Kerr, Ian (OB 1961) *
Knight OAM, John (OB 1955) *
Lansell, Cyril (OB 1933) *
Lynch OAM, Maggie
Lynch OAM, Frank
MacArthur, Jim (OB 1930) *
MacKay, David (OB 1967)
Marget, Tino (OB 1968)
Marshall, Tim (OB 2000)
McCalman, Geoff (OB 1956) *
McCausland, John
McGuigan, Andy (OB 1948)
McKenzie, Allan (OB 1968)
Morris, Graham (OB 1960) * Moylan, AM, Fred (OB 1940) *
Neave AM, Colin (OB 1961)
Nicholson, Max (OB 1947) *
Norris, Pat *
Oppenheim, David (OB 1972)
Osborne Hon., Michael (OB 1985)
O’Sullivan OAM, David (OB 1943) *
Paroissien, Ian (OB 1969)
Paroissien, Barbara
Parsons, Richard (OB 1954) *
Pearse, Ken
Pearse, Elizabeth
Peers, Harry (OB 1943) *
Phillips, John
Philpott, Ted (OB 1940) *
Redhead, John (OB 1962)
Renouf, Tim (OB 1974)
Robertson, Ian (OB 1974)
Robertson, Ken (OB 1968)
Robertson, Maggie
Robinson, Keith (OB 1945) *
Sanderson, Robert (OB 1935) *
Simmons, Gary (OB 1967)
Snowball, Bill (OB 1936) *
Sotheran, John *
Stephens, Monty
Stretton, Nancy *
Talbot, Michael (OB 1965)
Talbot, Trudy
Tapp, Peter (OB 1969)
Templeton, Graeme (OB 1961)
Terry, Cedric (OB 1928) *
Thomson AM, Lachie (OB 1950) *
Thorne, John
Toms OAM, Peter
Urwin, Michael
Walker, Hector *
Watkin, Trevor
Wehsack, Jack (OB 1931) *
Wehsack, Joyce *
Weiner, Ronald *
White OBE, ASM, Graham (OB 1949) *
White, Judy
Willcock, Greg
Willcock, Phoebe
Wilson OAM, Roger (OB 1961)
Yann, Max
Anonymous 6
* Deceased
All care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this list. However, if any error has occurred, please accept our apologies and notify the Advancement Office so that we can amend our records.
SUPPORT COMES IN MANY FORMS
PARTNERSHIPS THAT BENEFIT US ALL
Brighton Grammar’s strong philanthropic community members are quick to support areas of growth and causes close to their hearts.
This year, through the partnership with Australian Sports Foundation, we have been able to see the following projects and opportunities funded by our generous community.
Through a number of caring members in our community, we honoured the memory of Graham Hemingway with new Mitchell and Crowther Oval seating, all of which were supported by Graham’s loving friends and family.
The STEM Racing teams, as part of their requirements of the program, sought support
to afford them the opportunity to compete in the competitive competitions both nationally and internationally. Families were eager to support after the teams’ great success in 2024 and ultimately, one team became World Champions in October!
Our Rowing program is a curriculum stream that many past and current families have an avid connection with. Through this connection our Meliora Club Future Fund continues to receive support for a secure future, in their words, hopefully setting us apart from other clubs.
Eden Phillips Head of Advancement
FROM THE CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
A SNAPSHOT OF OUR PROGRESS
I’m pleased to share some recent improvements at BGS and provide a glimpse into upcoming minor and capital projects for 2026 and beyond.
The Duigan Centre officially opened early in 2025 following a 24-month build and a successful $10M fundraising campaign. Sincere thanks to all project partners and supporters.
The Creativity Hub, funded by families from the 2023 Family Fun Night, is now underway within the Wellbeing Centre at the Urwin Centre site. It will serve as a dedicated space for Dance, Music, Drama, and Mindfulness, reinforcing our strategic focus on creativity and its link to high performance.
Additional enhancements completed this year include several strategic, non-donor-funded capital projects:
• A new surfaced 3x3 Basketball Outdoor Court at the Secondary School
• Finalisation of the ELC playground upgrade
• Upgrades to the Fairweather building, including accessibility and structural improvements
Looking ahead, we’re excited to announce a new sport and events facility submitted for development on the Junior School site. This project, funded through both donations and capital works, will expand our APS and indoor sports offerings. More details will be shared in 2026.
Michael Arceri Chief Operating Officer
Recognising our donors in 2025
Thank you to all our donors. You make a significant difference to what we can achieve at BGS. Whether contributing to scholarships, buildings or other programs, your support shapes and enhances the educational opportunities for our current and future boys.
Aa’Beckett, Tim & Tania
Abramovich, Mark
Ackerman, Andrew & Kristyn
Adams, Roger & Lorraine
Adamsons, Gerard & Hodgson, Emma
Adem, Leighton & Meg
Agar, John (OB 2000) & Lillian
Agosta, Luke & Megan
Agrawal, Bharat & Kotecha, Sajnee
Albert, Adrian & Chantal
Alderton, Adam (OB 1994) & Jessica Alderton, Jessica & Adam
Anastasopoulos, Steven & Georgia
Anderson, Ben & Crawford-Fish, Jodie
Anderson, Steve & Hayley
Angelini, Daniel (OB 2001) & Nadia
Angus, Simon & Emily
Antonis, Maris & Kellie
APS Foundation
Arceri, Michael & Rebecca
Arendsen, Andrew (OB 1992) & Celia
Armstrong, Campbell & Shelley
Arnold, Peter & Saccutelli, Ellen
Aschman, Eva & Faulkner, Peter
Ascott, Luke & Tanya
Auditore, Nicholas
B
Bai, Fan & Zhang, Xinmeng
Bailey, Justin & Libby
Balfe, Tony (OB 1966) & Fiona
Ballantine, Sally & Wes
Bannister, Cory & Michelle
Bannister, Jordan & Hunter, Natalie
Barber, Andrew & Kerstin
Barron, Bruce & Ilona
Bartolotta, Leah & Trubiano, Adrian
Basterfield, Simon (OB 1977)
Bastone, Howard
Batsakis, Phil & Peroustianis, Mary
Batterham, Robin AO (OB 1959)
Bean, Anne
Beasley, Andrew & Emily
Beaton, Emily & Jeff
Beaumont, Mark & Webber, Caroline
Beck, Andrew (OB 1978)
Beckingham, James (OB 1997) & Catherine
Benton, Mark & Hannah
Betts, Di & Leigh
Bezencon, Tim & Tania
Bishehsari, Tara & Parzham, Vahed
Black, James & Ryan, Megan
Blanksby, Donald (OB 1990) & Mayumi
Bluff Road Medical Centre
Bolles, Simon (OB 1978)
Bolton, Brendon & Louisa
Bond, Brad & Tracy
Booth, Jonathan & Candice
Borg, Simon & Sandra
Bowen, Edward & Caroline
Bradley, Jarrod (OB 1992) & Shelley
Bramich, Ashley & Amanda
Branch, Ken (OB 1961)
Branson, Andrew & Cara
Bray, Richard & Alana
Brennan, Neil & Laidlaw, Karin
Bridge, Melissa
Brindle, Ben & Fenwick, Janine
Brittain, Nicole & Rowan
Brougham, Tony & Monique
Broughton, Richard & Heather
Brown, Adam (OB 1994) & Michelle
Brown, Gary (OB 1992) & Sheree
Buccheri, Joseph (OB 1988) & Sarah
Buckingham, Wayne & Emma
Bulfin, Nick (OB 1995) & Cathie
Bull, Scott & Katie
Bullock, Lynn & Michael
Bundy, Scott & Williams, Kathryn
Burchell, Nick & Rachel
Burgio, Mark & Adele
Burnell, Andrew (OB 1978) & Rossiter, Cat
Burnes AO, Andrew & Patterson, Elly
Butselaar, Nick & Varney, Jane
Byrne, Mark & Liv
Byrne, Richard & Nieuwenhuysen, Sarah
Campigli, Monica & John
Cao, Naihe & Dou, Jie
Cao, John & You, Zhenling
Cao, Jack & Zhang, Jacey
Cao, Jinrui & Zhao, Jill
Carnovale, Serge & Liz
Caron, Jolyane
Carter, Ryan & MacCallum, Lisa
Cartus Corporation
Casey, Chris & Lauren
Chapman, Nick (OB 1979) & Fiona
Chen, Robby & Fang, Cathy
Chen, Alvin & Chau, Tiffany
Chen, Cheng & Du, Yuanyuan
Chen, Ella & Li, Henry
Chen, Chelsea & Nie, Jianxin
Chen, Hong & Yu, Kenny
Chen, Kai & Ma, Jian
Chen, Justin & Jess
Chen, Donglu & Zhou, Meifeng
Chen, Guanghui & Qiong
Cheng, Ling & Hu, Tommy
Chepurov, George & O’Sullivan, Melissa
Chhibbar, Vishal & Dimple
Chilcott, Glenn & Michelle
Chilcott, Cooper
Clancy, Jonathan & Joanna
Cleanaway Daniels Services Pty
Clements, Andrew & Melissa
Cleret, Francois & Heidi
Cleverdon, Matt & Dale
Clitherow, Harry & Katie
Clynk, Dave & Candi
Cocchiara, Monica & Fedele, Joe
Cockrem, Michael & Lani
Coghlan, James & Sarah
Cohen, Clint & Paige
Coleman, Tom & Adrienne
Colla, Alberto & Mercedes
Conkie, Will & Susan
Cooke, Reggie
Corcoris, Nick & Darleen
Cornish, Trevor & Peterson, Katie
Corr, Brad & Breannan
Court, Peter & Tessa
Cowper, Will & Elle
Cozens, Shaun & Fiona
Craig, Dean & Caroline
Crawford-Fish, Jodie & Anderson, Ben
Crewdson, David (OB 1995) & Chris Croft, Kate & Darren
Currie, Mark & Alison
Curwood, Sam & Jodie
Cuthbertson, Fraser & Erica
DDai, Mia & Liu, Baolong
Dai, Kevin & Gui, Nancy
Dalidakis, Alex & Tamzine
Dalidakis, Augie
Dalrymple, James & Hurst, Nicola
Damiano, John (OB 1998) & Michelle
Dang, Mike & Wang, Summer
Daniel, Anthony & Slots, Yvonne
David, Arvind (OB 1989)
Dawes, Liz OAM & Scott
Dawson, Peter & Angela
DCA Investments Pty Ltd
D’Couto, Calvin & Maryam
De Kretser, Andrew & Ilona
Deicke, David & Belinda
Del Prete, Gerry & Amanda
Demirci, Osman & Buhan Demirci, Gul Demonbreun, Carmack & Emma
Dempster, Tim & Andra
Deneefe, Joseph & Chelsea
Dever, Alex & Phil
Devine, John (OB 1963) & Julie
Diamantaras, Anthony & Marina
Diamond, James & Jacqui
Dibble, Andrew & Sonia
Digby-Smith, Geoffrey (OB 1961)
Dimaria, Ross & Sterenzon, Esther
Dimopoulos, Jim & Voula
Ding, Qiang & Liu, Jun Dixon, Dan & Caron
Dobie, Ian & Karen
Donald, Scott & Kylie
Donbavand, Danny & Cooke, Abbie Dong, Yihao & Ding, Fangfang
Dou, Eugene & Wang, Kathy Dou, Jie & Cao, Naihe
Dowley, Mark
Du, Jin & Sheng, Yueting Du, Ruiming & Pang, Jun
Du Rieu, Joseph & Anna
Dudfield, Robert (OB 1967)
Dullahide, Rachael & Hara, Bruce
Dunkley-Smith, Josh & Candice
Dylan Alcott Foundation
EEaston, Tom (OB 1970)
Edler, Alan & Peta
Edselius, Stefan & Lucinda
EduMarking South Pty Ltd, Edwards, Tyron & Rochelle Elias, Michael & Tinal Elliott, Shane & Morandi-Elliott, Giovanna Elliott, Matthew & Andrea
Ellis, Andy & Elissa
Embleton, Lloyd (OB 1974)
Ettershank, Andy (OB 1989) & Sarah
Ettershank, Kim (OB 1986) & Rodgers, Emma
Ettershank, Gerald & Beverley
Everett, Richard & Brooke
Ewert, Toby (OB 1996) & Kelly
FFan, Yuzhuo & Wang, Han Fan, David & Chen, Kiki Fang, Ziou & Zhuang, Melanie Farmer, Alex & Rod
Farrand, David & Michelle
Farrell, Sasha
Farrugia, Michael Featherston, Ross & Rosie
Featherston, Hamish (OB 2025)
Fedele, Joe & Cocchiara, Monica Feng, Bin & Zhu, Zhangye
Ferguson, Gary & Maxwell, Bridgette Ferwerda-Deurloo, Sandra & Ferwerda, Cees
Fielding, Jessica
Fincher, Natalie
Finkelstein, Clive & Jodi
Fisher, Michele & Alan Fitzpatrick, Sam & Pendlebury, Rachel Fleming, Peter (OB 1955) * Fleming, Aaron & Shortt, Lydia Florez, Juan Pablo & Mantilla, Ana Ford, Wayne & Maria Ford, Rodney
Fox, Chris (OB 1999) & Angela
Fraser, Steve & O’Hara, Sarah
Frawley, Andrew & Overbury, Meredith
Fu, Zhe & Wang, Di Furness, Nick & Claire
Furtado, Jared & Kennedy, Adrian
GGadsden, Peter & Yvonne
Galbally, Sarah
Galinas, Thomas (OB 2022)
Galloway, Hayley
Gangopadhyay, Sudipta
Gao, John & Liu, Nicole
Gao, Jiejian & Ling, Bijun
Gao, Alan
Gates, Edward & Skye
Genovesi, Frances
George, Mark & Nicole
Geroff, Ben & Lindsey
Gianatti, Caroline & Chris
Gibney, Triecia & Bill
Gibson, Loyce
Gibson, Judy & Allen
Giddings, Jo & Charles
Gilbert, Mark & Edwina
Giles, Andrew
Giles, Angus
Gillon, Adam (OB 1984) & Jacinta
Giudice, Barnaby & Tonia
Godsall, Nathan & Singh, Karen
Gonsalves, Arthur & Rosemarie
Goodall, Nathan & Aryan
Goring, Georgia
Gorman, Susan & Piers
Graf, Stephen & Natalie
Grant, Paul & Eliza
Grasso, Ben & Chen, Carolyn
Graves, Jonathan (OB 1984) & Claire
Gray, Peter
Gray, Jessica & Dean
Grenfell, Jay & Buntz, Lauren
Grubb, Paul & Pappas, Irene
Gui, Nancy & Dai, Kevin
Guidolin, Dean & Bazzul, Simone
Guo, Wensheng & Hu, Binyu
Guo, Shan & Meng, Jianwei
Guo, Dongjian & Shi, Meiying
Gurry, Paul & Lauren
HHackett, Ian & Michelle
Hackett, Grant & Sharlene
Hall, Garrett & Laura
Halliday, Darren & Lizzie
Hamilton, Phillip RFD (OB 1966)
Hamilton, Ben & Alex
Hamson, Larry & Wendy
Han, Charlie & Wang, Helen
Han, Heng & Ben, Huihui
Hao, Hannah & Wang, Mike
Hao, Shizhong & Sun, Yue
Haq, Muhammad & Shehzad, Ishba
Hardie-Grant, Nick & Jacinta
Harding, Sam
Hare, Bill (OB 1984)
Harper, Dan & Julia
Harris, Roger (OB 1962)
Haslem, John (OB 1957)
Hassall, Chris & Balfe, Sarah
Hawkes, Olivia
Hayball, John (OB 1985) & Saleme, Rosana
Hayes, Clifford (OB 1968)
Hayes, Lenny & Tara
He, Alex & Sun, Karen
He, Zheng Jun & Long, Lixia
He, Vivian & Bai, Xuefei
He, Matthew & Huo, Sarah
Healy, David & Pallot, Libby
Heath, Colin & Harriet
Hehir, Sam & Kelley
Heil, Les AM (OB 1951) & Lyn
Henley, Paul (OB 1987)
Hennig, Ian (OB 1960) & Pam
Hering, Mirco & Iseeka
Hill, Steve & Sarah
Hill, Brent & Tara
Hodges, Ryan & Tess
Hooley, Doug
Hope, Tony & Tori
Hopgood, Paul & Leahy, Fiona
Horne, Jonathan
Howard, Warren & Elizabeth
Howard-Whiteley, Damian & Sarah
Hoy, Giles & D’Ambrosio, Nadia
Hu, Shanming & Zhao, Ruohan
Hu, Tommy & Cheng, Ling
Hu, Binyu & Guo, Wensheng
Huang, Max & Wu, Menghan
Huang, Stephen & Zhou, Frances
Huang, Zuqiang & Luo, Xiaojuan
Hultink, Nick & Fernandez, Isa
Hunter, Luke (OB 2002) & Louise
Hunter, Jan
Hunter, Malcolm & Emma
Hunter, Charlie
Hutchens, Michael & Keshia
Huynh, Charlie
Hyett, Peter (OB 1950)
IIanuali, Emily & Pat
Ickeringill, Peter & Milena
Igini, Sarah & Lewis
JJacob, Nick & Andrea
Jaipaul, Damien & Laura
James, Wade & Kachel, Jana Jane, David (OB 1965) & Pamela Jane, Adam (OB 1998) & Tess
Jansen, Sharon & Grant
Jarvis, Barry (OB 1958) & Wilma
Jeans, Nick (OB 1997) & Jo
Jensen, Chris & Rachel
Jewell, Chris & Sayuri
Jiang, Yifang & Lu, Yongchun
Jim, Manyui & Du, Pauline
Jin, William & Ye, Amy
John, Ray & Fiona
Johnson, David
Jones, Michael & McKimm, Kate
Jones, Simon & Belinda
Jones, Brent & Carolyn
Jones, Tim & Kamsiha, BB
Jones, Jennifer & Gary
Jones, Liam (OB 2026)
Judd, Chris & Bec
KKallos, Arthur & Leah
Kalmanovich, Vlad & Daria
Kara, Tony & Fiona
Kelly, Phillip & Tricia
Kenneth-Phillips, Eden
Kent, Mathew (OB 1993) & Lucy
Keogh, Steve & Lisa
Khan, Kashif & Kashif, Sana
Kilburn, Warren & Paige
Kinnon, James (OB 1998) & Stella
Knipe, Travis & Luketic, Jessica
Knowles, Fleur
Kondarovskis, James & Simone
Konstantos, Charmaine & Paul
Korber, Daniel & Kate
Koulouriotis, Paul
Ktori, Sylvia
Kulesza, Chris & McCarthy, Genna
LLai, Selina & Zheng, Peng
Lamerton, Andrew & Mandi
Lane, Adam (OB 2002) & Hastings, Daina
Lee, Jack & Sijie
Lees, Murray & Leanne
Leone, Marisa & Stavros, Stan
Levin, Gary & Wise, Susan
Lewis, Michael (OB 1989) & Kerrin
Lewis, Andrew (OB 1995) & Morris, Hayley
Lewski, Heather & Zak
Li, Shiping & Zhang, Ling
Li, Haijing & Rose
Li, Yan & Zhang, Jing
Li, Ye & Jing
Li, Eric & Zheng, Shuzhe
Li, Yvonne & Wang, Kenny
Li, Qian
Li, Rose & Haijing
Li, Alice & Zhang, Will
Li, Oggy & Ji, Sean
Li, Zhongwei & Liu, Xiaojuan
Li, Merry & Qu, Liang
Liang, Jessy & Tang, Lee
Lin, Frank & Zhang, Serena
Lin, Taisong & Amelia
Lin, David & Kong, Cathy
Lindeman, Gavin & Jessica
Lingham, Jamie & Whyte, Penne
Link, John (OB 1953) & Annie
Lipovetsky, Max & Rho
Liu, Peiwei & Dingling
Liu, Baolong & Dai, Mia
Liu, Leo & Chen, Swan
Liu, Leo & Yue, Catherine
Liu, Jun & Ding, Qiang
Liu, Yanting & Yang, Zhen
Liu, Suzanne
Liu, Ping & Yang, Amy
Liu, Jue & Yi
Livitsanos, John & West, Karen
Logan, Jarrod & Katie
Long, Lixia & He, Zheng Jun
Longley, Nick & Su
Longo, Marco & Ira
Loosschilder, Mark & Nisted, Zurina
Lopez, Simon (OB 1986) & Christina
Lorback, Matt (OB 1995) & Chloe
Lorden, Gary & Monica
Loughnan, Shane & Thomas, Kanisha
Louw, Johann & Carina
Lovett-Murray, Nathan
Lowe, Tim & Emma
Loyola Blanco, Jay & Loyola, Stephanie
Lu, Jianghong & Zhang, Joey
Lu, Jason & Jiang, Shirley
Lu, Derong & Chiang, Ivy
Lu, Elvis & Zhou, Fenhua
Lu, Anton & Song, Jie
Lucas, Simon & Majella
Ludowyke, Darrell & Martin, Kyla Lunt, Mitchell (OB 2002) & Cassandra
Lynch, Frank OAM & Maggie OAM
Lynch, Ryan & Nicole
Lyng, Toby (OB 1997) & Nikki
Lyu, Cindy & Xiong, Jason
M
Ma, Zhenyu & Zhou, Yang
Ma, Carson & Ding, Chendi
MacDonald, Richard & Morrison, Johanna MacGregor, Graham & Corrie
Machar, Christian
Mackintosh, Christina & Rodney
Magnus, Adam & Jessica
Malone, Patrick & Belinda
Man, Yize & Ma, Jun
Mansfield, Karina & Michael
Marszalek, Paula
Martin, Melissa & Dan
Martin, Ross & Jodie
Matarazzo, Dominic & Clark, Nicole
Materia, Nick (OB 2007) & Clarissa
Matta, Joshua & Emma
Maxey, Max & Allard, Sally
Maxted, Will & Hall, Demi
Mazzoni, Anthony & Leanne
McBriar, Jon (OB 2000)
McBride, Ryan & Joubert, Katie
McCallum, Tim & Michelle
McCosker, Peter & Meg
McGregor, Merline & McDonnell, Liam
McKelvie, Douglas
McKinnon, Peter (OB 1959)
McKinstry, Hamish & Hawks, Erin
McLean, Mark & Sally
McMillan, Wendy & Williams, Evan
McNaughton, Ross & Christine
McPherson, Lachlan (OB 1997) & Missy
McPherson, Cameron (OB 1994) & Dean, Elspeth
McPherson, Kate
McPherson, Dan & Susie
Mecca, Lucrezia & Macnab, Angus
Meekin, Bryan & Meltzer, Debbie
Mehta, Jai & Rumley, Laura
Melgaard, Dave (OB 1996) & Elizabeth
Melksham, Jake & Stacey
Mence, Ian OAM (OB 1954)*
Meng, Juan & Un, Meng Io Mengolian, John & Tugba
Messina, Jason & Maria
Mi, James & Hu, Lydia
Michele, Anthony & Sonya
Middendorp, Nicholas (OB 1979) & Joanne
Middendorp, Michael (OB 1980)
Milikouros, Themi & Saade, Nicole Miller, Cameron & Lauren Miller, Marke
Milnes-James, Will & Vandenhoff, Julie-Anne
Minihan, Gary (OB 1979) & Sharon Mitchell, Stephen & Belinda
Mitchell, Lisa & De Zeeuw, Rob Mitrevski, Peter & Belinda
Monaghan, Mark (OB 1991) & Sacha
Moncrieff, Alice & Luke
Moreton, David (OB 1989) & Bader, Karina
Morikawa, Hirofumi & Yuka
Morley, Kim (OB 1988)*
Morley, Peter (OB 1994)
Moutzouris, Nickolaos & Angela
Moylan, Nick & Annabelle
Mu, Junfeng & Li, Joanna Mueller, Bernhard & Martina
Mullins, Andy & Jacqui
Mundy, Daniel & Julie
Muratore, Melissa
Murphy, Yolly
Myers, Nick & Laura
Mylon, Paul* & Carla
NNataraja, Ram & Casey, Briohny Nathella Vijayakumar, Jothi Vasudevan & Sekar, Latha
Naughton, Antony (OB 1992) & Sally Neave, Colin AM (OB 1961)
Ngadiman, Beta & Pontan, Lusiana Nguyen, Jane
Nguyen, Thomas & Do, Duc Thien Niele, Michael (OB 1975)
Nimorakiotakis, Chris & Peggy
Nuth, Sam & Annalisa
O’Brien, Justin & Marion
O’Brien, Andre & Chiara
O’Connell, Michael & Kamachu, Gabrielle
O’Leary, Kylie & Tim
Oliver, Damien & Trish
O’Meara, Chris & Candice
Ooi, Eugene & Mach, Shirley
Osborne, Michael Hon. (OB 1985)
O’Shea, Sean & Michelle
Ould, Cassie
Overend-Stevens, Tiffany
Owen, Matt & Freya
PPaino, Courtney & Tom
Paolacci, John (OB 1990) & Psiuk-Paolacci, Barbara
Park, Steve & Kim, Hyeon
Pascoe, Andrew & Danne, Julia Paton, Nick & Philippa
Pearce, Andrew & Wheeler, Fiona
Pearse, Ken & Elizabeth
Pearson, Dean & Trippett, Danielle Peat, Ashley & Katherine
Pellone, Christian & Yeung, Olivia
Pellone, Leo
Pemberton, Rick (OB 1970)
Penwright, Julian & Ferrier, Carolyn Perla, Peter & Dowdell, Stacey
Perry, Tristan & Murray, Julia
Pham, Eddy & Ma, Coco
Phan, Tin & Tran, Jenny
Phillips, John & Sue
Piccolo, Michael & Cilia, Gaby
Pierce, Patrick & Johns, Page
Piercy, Matt (OB 1990)
Pigott, Nick & Ella
Pihan, Brendan & Sarah
Pink, Andrew & Sandii
Plozza, Raelene
Pokorny, Karl & Abbie
Pollock, Jack
Porter, Fei
Post, Andrew & Quill, Sue
Potter, Andrew (OB 1992) & Louise
Power, Gary & Deborah
Power, Simon & Susan
Pretli, Dwayne & Staples, Marie
Priestley, Rob (OB 1978) & Alex Purcell, Paul (OB 1966) & Angela
QQiu, Alex & Wang, Maggie
Qu, Liang & Li, Merry
Quill, Mike & Basia
Quinert, Jared & Lee, Sue
RRack, Ruwen & Sandra
Raju, Jared (OB 1995) & Lisa
Ralton, Dom & Hannah
Ranasinghe, Imasha & Collard, Trevor
Rance, Jason
Ray, David & Hannah
Read, Kirk & Nicholson, Kate
Redman, James & Lisa
Rehder, Kristiaan (OB 1993) & Amber
Reid, Malcolm & Cavallo, Anissa
Reid, Anthony & Tirtha, Monique
Reiter, Tim & Ali, Sanam
Reith, Sandy (OB 1959)
Reith, Robert & Megan
Renouf, Tim (OB 1974)
Rice, Cameron
Richards, Hayley
Richards, Michael & Robbins, Donna
Richardson, Adam & Box, Kate
Richardson, Jon & Emma
Richey, Hugo (OB 2024)
Ridley, David & Sarah
Ritchie, Sam (OB 1994) & Mariam
Ritchie, Sam & Baker, Eliza
Roach, Paul (OB 1991) & Kena
Robinson, Paul & Samantha
Rodriguez, Alexander & Hong My
Rofe, Helen & Gregory, Rowan
Roper, Carly & Alex
Rotstein, Ben & Yang, Catherine
Roussety, Gino & Arulappen, Martine
Rowe, Rebecca & Justin
Russell, Tim (OB 1989) & Marlo
Russell, David (OB 1987) & Lovu, Elena
Rutter, Andrew (OB 1980) & Ro
Ryan, Chris & Hughes, Miranda
Ryan, Nick (OB 1996) & Emily
Ryan, Michael & Naomi
SSaadie, Michael & Jo
Sabin, Matthew & Louise
Sakkas, Billy & Jayde, Tahlia
Salter, Chris & Jen
Salvatore, Enzo & Hanrahan, Kate
Sammons, Andrew & Buddle, Tracey
Sanders, Kevin & Virginia
Sanderson, Heather
Sarros, Anne & James
Savides, Tony & Toula
Scales, Damien & Louise
Schneider, Peter & Cochrane, Barbara
Schot, Garrit & Amy
Scotia Engraving Co
Scott, Peter (OB 1976) & Janelle
Scuderi, James (OB 1997)
Searle, Nathan & Prelovsky, Emily
Seers, Trent & White, Chelsea
Semmens, Gavin & Lisa
Shah, Mitul & Kejal
Sham Yuen, Patrick & Hannah
Shao, Alan & Sun, Cara
Shao, Kyle & Miao, Yang
Sharpe, Lauren & Michael
Shaw, Mark & King, Bronwyn
Shen, Robert & Sun, Venus
Shen, Hua & Guan, Jinya
Shen, Li & Gao, Xin
Shen, Roger & Zhang, Amy
Sheng, Yueting & Du, Jin
Sheridan, Sam & Blachly, Annie
Shi, Liming & Xu, Feng
Shiell, David (OB 1989) & Jessamy
Sibley, Tyler & Dempster, Kali
Sill, Julian
Silveston-Johnston, Rachael & Gieschen, Nick
Simpson, Rob & Jules
Singer, Mark & Veronika
Siroky, Dalibor (OB 1993) & Michelle
Sivasli, Deniz & Gina
Siwka, Andrew & Dillon, Alex
Skocic, Christalia & Mark
Skurrie, Luke & Alex
Sloan, Marlese
Smith, Owen & Stevens, Emma-Jane Smith, Malcolm & Penelope
Smith, Ben & Victoria
Snaidr, Caroline
Snorrason, Kristjan & Tan, Diana
Sobee, George (OB 1928)*
Soliman, Rahni & Fedele, Julie
Sorataworn, James & Ekkittibutr, Bee
Souplet, Pierre-Eric & Bouquillard Souplet, Sophie
Speers, Luke & Nicole
Speirs, Kate & John
Spence, Cameron (OB 1990)
Spring, Matt & Dearne
Sprunt, John
Srinivasan, Shekhar & Taneja, Henna
St Andrews Tennis Club
Stamp, Luke & Eden
Stanley, Julie & Pollock, Brad
Stavros, Stan & Leone, Marisa
Stent, Adam (OB 1982)
Stephens, Monty
Sterling, James & Kate
Sterling, Michael & Kylie
Stewart, Rob AM (OB 1965) & Hope
Stokie, Allison & Luke
Stott, Matt & Walch, Emma
Strahan, Clarke & Cathie
Stretch, Nick & Felicity
Studley, John & Pirovich, Joni
Summers, Mark & Pamela
Sun, Gavin & Wang, Siyuan
Sun, Shane & Jennie
Sun, Yue & Hao, Shizhong
Surkitt, Daniel & Ally
Suszko, Sarah & Chris
Swan, Gavin & Pia
Sweeney, Brendan & Huyen T
Tadros, Robert & Jessica
Taffard-Phillips, Aljo
Takle, Bec & Ben
Talbot, Michael (OB 1965) & Trudy
Tan, Roger & Nicole
Tang, Wai Man & Cheung, Michelle
Tang, Lee & Liang, Jessy
Tang, Cathy & Zhao, Costa
Tang, Cherie
Tang, Mei
Taylor, David
Taylor, Brad & Schneiders, Maree
Taylor, Clive (OB 1962)
Taylor, Jen & Leigh
Taylor, John (OB 1930)
Telders, James & Duhe, Sherry
Telford, Cameron & Charla
Tellefson, Peter & Fiona
Templeton, Graeme (OB 1961) & Margaret
Tessier, Patrick
Thomas, Philip & Fiona
Thomas, Rick (OB 1964)
Thomson, Paul (OB 1986) & Petra
Thomson, Craig & Elena
Thornborrow, Peter (OB 1966) & Faye
Thornborrow, Luci
Tian, Yang & Tu, Emmy
Tian, James & Li, Sunny
Tiller, Tristan & Alana
Tiver, Graham & Helen
Todarello, Anthony & Bianca
Tomassi, Alby & Stanley-Church, Alex
Toms, Peter OAM & Sue
Toner, Tim & Jess
Tongs, Jane & Paul
Toomey, Martin & Lucy
Tran, Duy & Thu
Tregear, Ann
Trembath, Ben & Richards, Lisa
Trevisani, Arno & Celia
Trilogy Giving Fund
Trotman, Adrian & Jennifer
Truong, Thang & Ta, Chau
Tsai, Morris & Liu, Brenda
Tubb, Cam
Tuckman, Michael & Andrea
Turco, Mick & Charly
Tzaferis, Nick & Sophia
U & V
Uber, Bastian & Katie
Uglow, Sally
Ugrinovski, Robert & Maria
Uluilakepa, Jeneeta
Umurzakova, Asel
Ungar, Nathan & Gina
Urquhart, Angus & Annabel
Urwin, Michael
Usher, Anton (OB 1988) & D’Cruz, Rina
van der Griend, Sam (OB 1999) & Kelly
Van Hoorn, Ryan & Frankie
Vandenberg, Richie & Jasmin
Vanderbay Pty Ltd
Vassallo, Anthony & Anne
Vaughan Constructions Pty Ltd
Vautin, William (OB 1998) & Sarah
Verco, Sam & Nadia
Vithana, Eeshara & Jayaweera, Ajantha
Voyage, Louise & Anthony
WWaite, John (OB 1952)
Walsh, Jeff & Kim
Walter, Stephen & Lam, Tuyen
Walter, Nick (OB 1989)
Wang, Eric & Zhu, Jenny
Wang, Yong Gang & Xu, Michelle
Wang, Patrick & Xi, Jin
Wang, Haitao & Yang, Yamin
Wang, Yun & Zhao, Chong
Wang, Xiongpan & Chen, Qing
Wang, Bill
Wang, Helen & Han, Charlie
Wang, Yue & Zhang, Fan
Wang, Wen & Zhang, Ina
Wang, Ting & Gong, Jin
Wang, Qi & Chen, Xuanyu
Wang, Liang & Feng, Jiao
Wang, Jerry & Hu, Luna
Wang, Maggie & Qiu, Alex
Wang, Max & Wei, Penny
Wang, Di & Fu, Zhe
Wang, Dalin & Sun, Jessica
Wang, Kevin & Dai, Rachel
Ward, Ollie & Jess
Ward, Jeffrey & Crabtree, Rebecca
Warren, Glenn & Sheryl
Warton, Nickie & Steel, Grant
Waterhouse, Peter & Jo
Webb, Andrew
Weber, Ben & Skye
Wei, Chuiting & Li, Mingtao
Weng, Na & Wu, Maojun
Wheeler, Lynn & Vivian, Michael
Wheeler, Fiona & Pearce, Andrew
White, Peter & Rice, Edwina
White, Ben & Erin
Whitelegg, Ryan & Rist, Sam
Wilde, John (OB 1967)
Wilkins, Peter & Wheaton, Amy
Williams, Nick & Saskia
Williams, Evan & McMillan, Wendy
Williams, Gwyn (OB 1971)
Wilson, John (OB 1979) & Dara
Wilson, Roger OAM (OB 1961) & Margaret
Wilson, Lee
Wilson, Anna & James
Wiseman, Anthony & Kirsty
Wood, Michael (OB 1964)
Wright, Christian & Piccolo, Franca
Wright, Ed & Kylie
Wu, WeiWei (David) & Du, Bin
Wu, Min & Qing, Hu
Wu, Yuanhua & Lu, Tingjiao
Wu, Yancheng & Yan, Nie
Wu, Maojun & Weng, Na
Wu, Chloe & Xu, Michael
Wu, Guohong & Chen, Bing
Wu, Josh & Zhang, Lin
Wu, Adele & Sun, Kevin
X
Xia, Feng & Yang, Ivy
Xiao, Xin & Fang, Michelle
Xie, David & Ruan, Vanessa
Xie, Jack & Liu, Ruby Xin, Richard & Qiu, Quinty Xiong, Jason & Lyu, Cindy
Xu, Hui & Cao, Yang
Xu, Mianli & Cai, Wenjun
Xu, Lei & Yang, Lily
YYa, Zumeng & Zhang, Vivi Yang, Jianren & Yan, Liye Yang, Max & Lin, Angela Yao, York & Wang, Yanrong Yao, Roger & Liu, Tina Yao, Wenfeng & Xu, Grace Yao, Penny & Zheng, Dongen Ye, Zhijiang & Huang, Coco Ye, Jacky & Lin, Lin Yeaman, Andrew & Jones, Krissie Yeo, Andrew (OB 1987) & Meredith Yeung, Sally & Matt Yin, Ronnie & Zhao, Aki You, Zhenling & Cao, John You, Hongqun & Zhang, Jiarong Youl, Jethro (OB 2007) & Raphaela Young, Michael Yu, Wilson & Yeung, Nicole Yu, Hongda & Sheng, Sally Yu, George & Wu, Ivy Yu, Jiamin & Ping, Yan
ZZanetti, John & Olga Zeng, Sunny & Tsang, Janice Zeng, Xiaodong & Liu, Lydia Zerna, Rohan & Elliot, Merran Zhang, David & Camilla Zhang, Guang & Chen, Rebecca Zhang, Jiarong & You, Hongqun Zhang, Cathy Zhang, Jack & Xie, Mia Zhang, Nick & Penny Zhang, Angela & Mei, Yuanbin Zhang, Tommy & Michelle Zhang, Tao & Yuan, Yanan Zhang, Michael & Fang, Joanna Zhang, Jacey & Cao, Jack Zhao, Yu Meng & Qian, Wendy Zhao, Phoebe & Zhang, John Zhao, Terry & Chen, Yj Zheng, Changlin & Gan, Mia Zheng, Kevin & Xu, Athena Zheng, King & Zhang, Christina Zhou, Xinjie & Jiang, Phoebe Zhou, Edwin & Mao, Maria Zhou, Claire & Liao, Felix
Zhu, Jean Zhuang, Thomas Zuban, Valentina & Jorgensen, Peter Zylberman, Max
Zylberman, Raphael & Mikhailova, Jane
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