2021 Capital Appeal
Donor recognition opportunities

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Donor recognition opportunities

$2,000,000

Three levels of flexible, light-filled, purpose-built learning space including
• Eight classrooms with improved connectivity for collaborative and project-based learning.
• Breakout spaces for small group work to accommodate focused learning according to individual needs.
• New Imaginarium to support an emphasis on innovation and design thinking.
Donor support can be recognised by including the donor name in that of the building.
$1,000,000

Size: 90m2
A purpose-built MakerSpace devoted to encouraging the exploration of scientific concepts through play, experimentation, tinkering and technology.
• The welcoming Imaginarium, which is adjacent to the Atrium, opens out onto the new playground and courtyard area.
• The Imaginarium provides students with hands-on opportunities to develop their skills and broaden their interest in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics).
Donor support can be recognised on a plaque in a prominent position in the Imaginarium and their choice of name can be incorporated into the space’s name eg The Rashi Family Imaginarium.

$750,000 Size: 120m2
Students will gather in this substantial space for small group lessons, collaborative project work and extra-curricular activities. The Centre will be used for official school functions such as the HSC Visual Arts exhibition and New Parents Welcome evening.
• A capacious light-filled, multi-purpose space with direct, level access to the new playground.
• During wet weather, students will be able to meet and play together in the Atrium rather than stay in their classrooms.
• Important weekly events such as K-2 Assemblies and Kabbalat Shabbat services will be held here.
Donor support can be recognised on a plaque in a prominent position in the area and their choice of name can be incorporated into the space’s name eg The Szenes Family Atrium Breakout Space & Function Centre.
$500,000 Size: 120m2

This multi-use centre will be a key area for students to work together to develop skills that will help them grow into future leaders and change makers.
• Large light filled space with a beautiful view out to the new playground and courtyard.
• Upper Primary students will use this space every day as a breakout learning and collaboration area.
• Activities including our Year 6 leadership development days and peer support meetings will be held in this Centre.
Donor support can be recognised on a plaque in a prominent position in the area and their choice of name can be incorporated into the space’s name eg The Meir Family Centre.

$360,000
Overlooking the new playground, this landscaped area will providing terraced seating and areas for play and outdoor learning.
• This welcoming space will be used for relaxation, play and lessons, including Music, Drama and Hebrew activities.
• Outdoor areas, such as this Courtyard, are essential for our students’ physical and emotional wellbeing.
Donor support can be recognised on a plaque in a prominent position in the Courtyard and their choice of name can be incorporated into the space’s name eg The Rabin Family Courtyard.
$360,000

This playground will be the centre of activity during recess and lunch breaks and will be used for sports, games and other physical activities. Donor support can be recognised on a plaque in a prominent position in the Playground and their choice of name can be incorporated into the space’s name eg The Wynn Playground.

$250,000
This beautiful area, surrounded by mature trees and plants, provides students with the perfect space for meditation, reflection and relaxation.
The name, Gan Shalom, was chosen by our Primary students to express the sense of peace they feel when surrounded by nature.
Donor support can be recognised on a plaque in a prominent position in the Gan Shalom and their choice of name can be incorporated into the space’s name eg The Cohen Gan Shalom.

$250,000 each
Size: 75m2 each
These purpose-built classrooms provide space for our youngest students to flourish. An operable wall means that the two classes can be combined for targeted group wtork or when celebrating chaggim and special days together. Those who prefer to read quietly or practise for a life on the stage have specific areas to discover.
Donor support can be recognised on a plaque outside the classroom/s.

$150,000 each
Size: 75m2 each
These three top-floor classrooms are highly flexible and can be configuered based on the format of the lesson and subject being studied. Operable walls between some of the classrooms can be retracted for large group work and then closed for concentrated and class-specific work.
Donor support can be recognised on a plaque outside the classroom/s.

$100,000
Size: 75m2
A fully stocked library, off the main Kindergarten classrooms, to encourage independent reading, practise developing skills and select books for home. Donor support can be recognised on a plaque in the Library.

$100,000 Size: 25m2
This open plan space, adjacent to the Year 5 classrooms, will be used for individual work and specialist lessons for students who require additional enrichment or support.
Donor support can be recognised on a plaque in the Breakout Space.
$100,000

Size: 40m2
This space, adjacent to the Year 6 classrooms, will be used for individual work and specialist lessons for students who require additional enrichment or support.
Donor support can be recognised on a plaque outside the Projects Room.

Meeting Room $100,000
Offices (2) $75,000 each
Size: Two offices and one meeting room (15m2 each)
One meeting room for staff meetings, programming and professional development activities.
Two offices for Primary staff to work and meet with students, parents and staff.
Donor support can be recognised on a plaque outside the rooms.

$50,0000 each
The Collaboration Cubbies provide the perfect opportunity for two students to study and learn together. Whether preparing for an upcoming task, presentation or test, these aptly named spots provide the quiet space needed to work collaboratively without distraction.
Donor support can be recognised on a plaque beside the Cubbies.

$18,000 each
Show your support by sponsoring one of the 48 stairs in the building. Stairs will feature students’ favourite books on the risers.
Donor support will be recognised either next to each stair or on a combined plaque in a prominent position in the stairwell.









