40 YEARS
Annual Report 2024
CELEBRATING 40 YEARS OF OUR COMMUNITY, THEIR GENEROSITY, AND THE IMPACT FOR EVERY LAURISTON GIRL
Principal Ruth Tideman speaking with members of the Lauriston Foundation at the first AGM, 25 March 1985
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung, the Boonwurrung and the Taungurung peoples of the Kulin Nations, whose sovereignty was never ceded, and pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and future, for they hold the memories, traditions, culture and hopes of First Nations Peoples. We also recognise their continuing connection to Country and culture.
We acknowledge that our community is diverse; and Lauriston values an inclusive and accepting environment for all ages, genders, abilities, races, religions, sexualities and cultures.
CRICOS
2024 Board Members
ELISE GILLESPIE (OL 1999)
Appointed August 2018
Chair since May 2023
Huntingtower Circle
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
JANE FREEMANTLE OAM (MASON, OL 1966)
Appointed December 2018
Governor Elizabeth Kirkhope Circle
SUSAN JUST
Appointed August 2015
Ex Officio, School Principal
Elizabeth Kirkhope Circle
CLAUDETTE LEEMING (OL 1991)
Appointed August 2022
Ex Officio, Chair of School Council Trustee
TOM O’BRIEN
Appointed November 2021
Governor
DR MARK ROBERTS
Appointed October 2019
Founder
Elizabeth Kirkhope Circle
CAROLINE SLADEN (OL 1993)
Appointed May 2022 Trustee
JENNY ULLMER (CHU, OL 1999)
Appointed August 2021
Huntingtower Circle
RUNYING (CHERRY) ZHAO
Appointed September 2022
Trustee
Our Vision is to be a School for Life
‘ It is our mission to inspire Lauriston girls to be courageous lifelong learners. They are ethical and compassionate young women who seek to resolve new-world problems and strive to be responsible, global citizens working with others to shape their world. ’
Learning programs at Lauriston Girls’ School are based around the School’s five core values:
ENGAGEMENT IN LIFE
We learn how to connect with others, manage the highs and lows and reap the rewards of our commitment by our purposeful engagement in all aspects of school life. We are motivated to participate and respond to changes in our world.
INTELLECTUAL CURIOSITY
We engage proactively with the world; determined to better understand, reflect upon and question ourselves,
our experiences, and the society in which we live. We are critically engaged and curious about all that we encounter and learn.
COURAGE
We are courageous in our approach to managing change; embracing physical, moral, and intellectual challenges; and standing up for what we believe. Courage enables us to understand our strengths and act accordingly.
CREATIVITY
We approach learning and teaching with creativity as our cornerstone. We are imaginative, inventive, and
entrepreneurial. We are open to and champion new ideas and new ways.
RELATIONSHIPS
We communicate openly, honestly, and respectfully allowing us to have meaningful connections with each other in the community and beyond. We foster a culture of optimism, collaboration, and celebration.
Grahme Dixon addressing members at the First AGM of the Lauriston Foundation 25 March 1985
Principal’s Report
SUSAN JUST Principal
In this my final Foundation Report, it is reasonable to reflect on my participation in the Foundation during my 15 years as Principal of Lauriston Girls’ School.
Throughout my time at Lauriston the Foundation has actively sought to support our school in delivering our mission of inspiring our students to be courageous lifelong learners. They believe in the importance of girls’ education and providing them with an environment in which they can learn, grow and develop.
At Lauriston, every girl knows that she is at the centre of our curriculum offerings, wellbeing programs and co-curricular opportunities. Every girl at our school belongs to a community where she is encouraged to find her voice, take up the opportunities offered to her and to establish relationships with her teachers and peers that are supportive and inclusive.
On my arrival at Lauriston in 2010, I was part of the construction of a new building which included classrooms that was linked to Montrose House. This was the first time that I was able to observe the enthusiasm of the Foundation in supporting the School to create an environment where exceptional learning could take place.
‘ The value of an all-girls’ education should be evident to any individual who meets a current or past Lauriston student. When a person makes a donation or bequest to our Foundation, they are enabling our students to be agents of change in the world today and in the future. ’
In 2014, the Digital Fabrication Laboratory (FabLab) was officially opened with the support of the Foundation. In my proposal for funding to the Foundation, I communicated the importance of such a laboratory in promoting STEM to our students and provided statistics about the low % of females who chose STEM related tertiary courses and entered STEM based careers. In 2024 we were able to highlight the increased enrolments of our students who take STEM related subject disciplines at Lauriston and who continue with tertiary studies in science, engineering, medicine and bio-medicine. The digital fabrication laboratory has played a role in this shift, particularly with our children from Kindergarten and the Junior School having equal access to the laboratory as our Senior School students. Another benefit of the digital fabrication laboratory has been its use by our visual arts and visual communication and design students. Their creativity and folios have been enhanced by this wonderful resource which is of benefit for their tertiary studies.
At the conclusion of 2024, we were close to completion of the Blairholme Early Learning Centre which will be officially opened in 2025 and by the conclusion of my 15 years at
Lauriston, the final stage of the Building Masterplan, our external courts, will be completed.
We subscribe to the Reggia Emilia philosophy which prioritises the environment as the ‘third teacher’ because it not only sparks social effective and cognitive learning but contributes to a sense of wellbeing and security for our students, teachers and staff. The Years 5/6 Centre, Ullmer Health and Wellbeing Centre and the Adventure Playground have become places for learning, collaboration and building self-confidence.
The Blairholme Early Learning Centre has been designed to create a safe space for our children, with an emphasis on their physical and emotional wellbeing. We aim, through design, to create spaces for learning, social interaction and fostering a strong sense of community.
While our new buildings are now a visible presence in our School and have made a significant and positive difference to the education we provide to our students, the Foundation and School Council have been working towards this building Masterplan since 2010, with many people contributing to planning the masterplan itself and developing a fundraising strategy.
The ‘It’s her Turn’ campaign and work of the Foundation and School Council is an important milestone in the history of advancement at Lauriston. The sum of money raised, and the support of our School and broader community was phenomenal and highlighted the value placed on the education of girls.
The School has appreciated the advocacy of the Foundation for the provision of scholarships and enhancing their ability to support a Lauriston education which may be out of reach for families. Our belief in the importance of girls’ education is matched by our belief that Lauriston is a place where girls will receive an exceptional education in a nurturing community. I have been able to observe the value of a Foundation Scholarship to the lives of past students who are now studying at university or have completed their studies and entered careers where they will contribute to our society.
Our Howqua campus is a place of powerful learning where young people learn about themselves and their capacity for accepting challenges. They learn to become more resilient and independent and forge relationships with their peers that may last for the rest of their lives. The Foundation embarked upon fundraising for a new Howqua student house in 2024 and we are looking forward to its construction being completed towards the end of 2025, in readiness for the 2026 cohort of Year 9 Howqua students. Throughout the 32-year history of the Howqua campus, the Foundation and School Council have played an important role in advocating for the development of the campus and raising funds for the construction of buildings which today are well used by students and staff. Like all of us, the members of our Foundation and School Council understand the strengths of the Howqua program in supporting the education and personal growth of our students.
My appreciation extends to the three Directors of Advancement I have worked with and our advancement staff. Their work begins with the building of relationships with all members of our school and broader community and extends into seeking donations which will enable our School to provide an exceptional education for our students now and in the future years.
I look back with great appreciation to our Lauriston Foundation Chairs
and members. Our Foundation Chairs have driven the mission to support our School through the enhancement of our facilities and the provision of scholarships. Our Foundation Chairs and members have demonstrated their commitment to and advocacy for our School and many have had significant ties with Lauriston, through family association, their attendance as students or the attendance of their daughters.
ELISE GILLESPIE OL (1999)
It is a great honour that I chair the Lauriston Foundation in its 40th year. I am deeply grateful for the vision and tenacity of the founding Foundation members and then School Principal, Ruth Tideman. The Lauriston Foundation was amongst the first for girls’ schools which speaks
‘ It’s hard to fathom what the world will be like in another 40 years and how this will impact the future decisions made by the school on facilities and curriculum to prepare Lauriston girls for their future. What I can picture, however, is Lauriston in 40 years, the facilities will of course be more advanced, and the uniform likely updated, but the spirit of the school will remain constant. ’
to Lauriston’s bold, forward-thinking values. Thanks to the generosity of past and present donors, the Foundation has supported the school to continuously deliver world leading facilities and educational experiences to inspire Lauriston girls to be courageous lifelong learners.
Howqua was an ambitious vision 40 years ago, today in its 32nd year, Howqua is a thriving country campus that draws girls to Lauriston from across the country and from around the world.
2025 marks the conclusion of our most recent major capital works at Lauriston with the opening of Blairholme in Term 1 and the completion of the tennis courts by the end of 2025. We also welcome our second Foundation Scholarship recipient to year 7 this year, as our first headed off to Howqua.
I’d like to extend my heartfelt thanks to Principal Susan Just and Chair of Council Claudette Leeming for their leadership. I’d particularly like to acknowledge Susan’s enormous impact on Lauriston over her 15-year tenure and wish her well for the future. Susan leaves a legacy that will continue to benefit the entire Lauriston community.
If future generations of Lauriston Principals, Chairs of School Council and Foundation share Lauriston’s values, we will be able to continue to build a school for life.
Chairs of the Lauriston Foundation
Grahme Dixon
1985 – 1986
Claude Ullin AM
1986 – 1988
John O’Brien
1989 – 1990
John McInnes
1991– 1993
Caroline Johnston OAM
1994 – 1995
Roger Gillespie OAM
1996 – 1997
Pamela Fitz-Gibbon (OL 1971)
1998 – 1999
Colin Squires
2000 – 2002
Andrew Scott
2003 – 2006
Linden Carter (Smibert) (OL 1968)
2007 – 2010
Michael Rowland
2011 – 2013
John Morrison
2014 – May 2020
Jane Freemantle OAM (OL 1966)
May – August 2020
Alice Robinson (OL 1991)
August 2020 – 2023
Elise Gillespie (OL 1999)
May 2023 – current
As past Chair of the Foundation Board at Lauriston Girls’ School, I was privileged to witness the incredible generosity of our community through initiatives like the Annual Giving Appeal, Capital Campaigns, Scholarship Fund, and Bequests Program. Seeing the school thrive and progress philanthropically has been truly rewarding, ensuring that future generations of Lauriston girls continue to benefit from world-class opportunities.
John Morrison
Excitement is generated by successful campaigns to improve Lauriston.
What joy! Seeing Howqua turn from farmland to a wonderful school campus.
A joyful experience! Our Year 5 granddaughter proudly showing us “her school” while I quietly noticed many projects completed over the last 30 years thanks to the Lauriston Foundation.
Roger Gillespie OAM
Being on the Foundation Board was important to me as it allowed me to contribute, both in terms of skills and financially, to the future of the School, just as others before me had, and which my daughter Jane was then enjoying. I also thought it was important to balance out the tendency for philanthropic support to favour boys’ schools.
Being on the Foundation Board introduced me to a whole new circle of contacts who were like minded in their support of the School. It also provided important work-life balance – no matter how busy I was in the office, I always left in time to make the Foundation meetings!
During my time on the Foundation Board, we were involved in some exciting projects which have had a lasting impact on the School, including building the Swimming Centre and the Howqua Offsite Campus. We also tried to get momentum behind the Scholarship and Bequest programs.
Michael Ullmer AO
Celebrating 40 Years: A Legacy Timeline
The Lauriston Foundation incorporated Display Boards set. First AGM of the Lauriston Foundation 25 March 1985
2008 New Foundation Scholarship Fund established Property on corner of Malvern & Huntingtower Roads secured 1996
New Arts Centre at 1064 Malvern Road completed. Ruth Tideman and Grahme Dixon Chairman of the Lauriston Foundation looking at plans for the new staff centre
1997 Lauriston Outreach program launched –school for girls who wouldn’t otherwise be able to attend Lauriston
Paused Fund Raising efforts due to COVID-19
Lilian Bayly 7/8
Swimming Pool opening in February
by Dawn Fraser
Howqua Campus opened
Lauriston... Then and
Now
For over four decades, the generosity of our Lauriston community has shaped the school’s landscape, providing world-class educational facilities that inspire generations of students. From state-of-the-art learning spaces to innovative performing arts and sporting facilities, philanthropy has played a vital role in ensuring Lauriston remains at the forefront of girls’ education. These images capture the impact of giving— celebrating the vision, commitment, and generosity that have transformed our school and enriched the lives of our students.
1.Montrose 1980s
2.Montrose now
3.Howqua 1980s
4.Aerial view Howqua campus now 5.Gym 1970s
6.Ullmer Sports and Wellbeing Centre now
7.Classroom 1984
8.Classroom now 9.Irving Library 1990
10.Library now
Celebrating 40 Years
Redevelopment of Blairholme Early Learning Precinct
Wherever you look—across both our Armadale and Howqua campuses—philanthropic support has been vital in shaping the Lauriston Girls’ School that we enjoy today. The Lauriston Foundation has played a significant role in achieving the school’s educational goals, providing essential philanthropic support for capital works, the acquisition of additional properties, and key educational programs.
Thanks to this generosity, Lauriston has been able to develop outstanding facilities, including:
of
Music School
Redevelopment of Irving Hall
LPA Health Centre (Student Services)
Science and Resource Centre
Redevelopment
the Gladys Davies Building
Centre for Art and Visual Communication
Centre for Dance and Movement
Swimming Pool
Junior Library and Art Centre
Ullmer Sports and Wellbeing Centre
Refectory
Adventure Playground
Redevelopment into the Years 5/6 Centre
Lilian Bayly Centre for Years 7/8
Redevelopment and extension of Montrose
HOWQUA
Howqua Campus
All 10 existing Howqua houses (11th currently under construction)
Howqua Resource Centre
Outdoor Classroom
Brooks Frazer Arts Centre at Howqua
Howqua
A Community of Giving: The Lauriston Parents’ Association
At the heart of Lauriston Girls’ School is a vibrant and engaged community— one that believes in the power of giving and service. The Lauriston Foundation is proud to work alongside key community groups, including the Lauriston Parents’ Association (LPA), whose dedication strengthens both our school and the opportunities we provide for young people.
More than 400 members of our community have not only given generously but have also volunteered their time and expertise on committees, ensuring that Lauriston remains a place of connection, support, and opportunity. Through their efforts, the LPA has made a tangible impact, raising significant funds for the Lauriston Foundation Scholarship—our meanstested scholarship that provides access to a Lauriston education for a future changemaker.
In 2024, the LPA led several successful fundraising initiatives, including the Huntingtower Lunch, the Fathers of Lauriston Dinner, and second-hand uniform sales. These events not only raised funds but also brought our community together in a shared purpose: to support and uplift the next generation of Lauriston students.
Service lies at the heart of any strong community. It is through acts of generosity—both large and small—that we create lasting change. Whether through financial contributions or volunteering, every effort strengthens the fabric of our school and ensures that future students can benefit from the exceptional education Lauriston provides.
Huntingtower Lunch Committee
Old Lauristonians at the Huntingtower Lunch
Thank you for Investing in Her
Lauriston’s Second Giving Day Unites Community in Support of the Lauriston Foundation Scholarship
On Thursday 30 May 2024, the Lauriston community once again demonstrated its extraordinary generosity and spirit for the School’s second-ever Giving Day. This year’s Giving Day was dedicated to raising funds for the Lauriston Foundation Scholarship Program — providing lifechanging, means-tested scholarships to students who would not otherwise have access to a Lauriston education, including the transformative Year 9 experience at Howqua.
Thanks to the collective generosity of more than 235 members of the Lauriston community — including Old Lauristonians, current and past parents, staff, and friends of the School — together with our Giving Day Leaders, vital funds were raised to support both a new Foundation Scholar commencing in Year 7 in 2025, as well as our inaugural Foundation Scholar, who will begin her Howqua journey next year.
Throughout the day, the spirit of Giving Day was felt across the School. Senior
School students gathered for a lively lunchtime BBQ in support of the cause, while that evening the Fathers of Lauriston hosted a special dinner, with all proceeds directed to Giving Day.
Adding to the excitement, friendly competition between the School’s Houses saw Mitchell House proudly take out the highest House participation for the day — a reflection of the strength of community and shared purpose that Giving Day inspires.
The Lauriston Foundation Scholarship Program not only provides an exceptional education, but creates a ripple effect — transforming the future of each recipient, their family, and their wider community. Thanks to the generosity shown on Giving Day 2024, more young women will have the opportunity to thrive, learn, and lead at Lauriston — and beyond.
‘ Excited to be contributing to girls’ education, with scholarship opportunities to girls who wouldn’t otherwise be afforded a Lauriston education! Well done Lauriston! ’
‘ Very happy to support a girl to have an outstanding Lauriston education –paying it forward! ’
‘ A quality education for girls is very important and should be supported. ’
Thank you to our Giving Day Leaders
Heather and Trevor Cohen
Gary Du and Joy Yin
Fathers of Lauriston
Gillespie Family Foundation
Ann Tregear (OL 1955)
Moulton Family
Lauriston
Parents’ Association
‘‘ Since joining Lauriston Girls’ School in 2018 with 4 of our girls, we have found ourselves more and more connected and rooted with the Lauriston community. We have seen first-hand the transformational impact on Elenor and Annabel after attending Year 9 at Howqua campus. They have grown to love the outdoors, gained greater sense of independence and believe that they are capable of pursuing bigger things in life; more importantly to be contributors to their local community and the world. It is our pleasure and honour to be able to support the building of the new Howqua House, we can’t wait to see it being completed in 2025!! ’’ — Mike Wu and Shan Kuo
Wu Kuo House –the 11th Howqua House
In 2025, Lauriston Girls’ School will celebrate two significant milestones: the 40th anniversary of the Lauriston Foundation and the completion of the newest Howqua House. This 11th house will be a home away from home for Year 9 students beginning in 2026.
The story of the 11th Howqua house began in 2023, a milestone year that marked the 30th anniversary of the Howqua campus. That same year, a successful appeal saw generous contributions from across the community, including 13 major donors, laying the foundation for this exciting development. In 2024, the project was further propelled by a transformational gift from the Wu Kuo family, whose generosity ensures future generations of Howquarians will continue to thrive in an environment designed for challenge, growth, and camaraderie. Fittingly, 2026 will also mark another historic moment for Howqua, as it welcomes its first intergenerational Howquarians—students whose mothers once walked the same trails and embraced the same unique learning experience.
We thank our major donors for their generous support of the 11th Howqua House:
Wu and Kuo Family
Gillespie Family Foundation
Lauriston Parents’ Association
Lygopoulos Family
Gary Du, Joy Yin & Katrina Du Yue (Teresa) Zhu
Kwong Family
Vasilopoulos Family
The Sun Foundation
Angela Chen
Markwell Family
Charlotte Yizhen Sun
Bodhi Education Fund
Cathy Liu & Hua Qian
Celebrating the Class of 2024
The Class of 2024 have wholeheartedly engaged with their studies and cocurricular studies, demonstrating resilience and determination. The personal and emotional support they have offered to their friends and peers has played a significant part in their achievements.
With a combined VCE & IB Median ATAR of 90.15, we congratulate our graduating class of 2024 on such a remarkable achievement. We recognise the role of Lauriston’s teaching staff in their unwavering support and ability to nurture the individual talents of each student – in particular, Ms Claire Martin, Year 11 & 12 Coordinator, Mrs Marina Leggatt, VCE Coordinator, and Ms Emily Biernacki, IB Coordinator.
VCE Dux – Jiaying (Joy) Shen
We congratulate Jiaying (Joy) Shen on her outstanding results in VCE –achieving an ATAR of 99.65.
Joy is a mature and intelligent young woman and is renowned for being a hardworking student who is willing to persevere and devote additional time to producing work of the best quality she can achieve.
In addition to receiving academic distinctions for VCE Mathematical Methods and VCE Chinese SLA, at Valedictory Joy received the Award for English as an Additional Language, the RH Street Memorial Award for Mathematics (VCE) and the VCE General Excellence Award.
An interest in STEM has seen Joy receive a credit for the Australian Science Olympiads –Chemistry and a distinction for the International Chemistry Quiz, as well as credits in the Australian Mathematics Competition.
‘‘ We can be proud of the confident, capable and internationally minded young women who leave our School. These young women will find success in all walks of life because they are determined, articulate and have a broad range of skills. There is nothing that holds a Lauriston girl back. ’’
— Susan Just, Principal
IB Dux – Si Lin (Kathlin) Qiu
Congratulations to Si Lin (Kathlin) Qiu on her incredible results in IB, achieving a Study Score of 44, equivalent to an ATAR of 99.6.
Kathlin embodies what it means to be a Lauristonian – she is a highly engaged learner, bringing to the classroom an enquiring mind and a desire to master complex concepts.
At Valedictory 2024, Kathlin was presented the Queen’s Cup – a prestigious award for service to the School. She was also awarded the Evelyn Munro Award for Biology, The Knight Family award for Chemistry, The LPA Award for Chinese, The RH Street Memorial Award for Mathematics (IB) and the IB General Excellence Award. These awards were in addition to the awards and prizes Kathlin received in Year 11 including the OLA Outstanding Citizenship Award.
IB Dux – Antong (Audrey) Yao
Congratulations to Antong (Audrey) Yao on her exceptional results in IB, achieving a Study Score of 44, equivalent to an ATAR of 99.6.
Audrey is an outstanding student across several subjects, receiving an academic distinction in IBDP Theatre SL and Economics HL along with the Lauriston LPA Award for Economics. Her dedication to music and sport resulted in her being awarded the L & J Amarasekara Prize for Leadership and Contribution to Lauriston.
Her interest in STEM has also seen her achieve distinctions in the 2024 Kangourou sans Frontières Maths Competition and proficiency in the Australian Mathematics Competition. In the Big Science Competition, Audrey achieved a credit, a bursary for the Science Talent Search and a high distinction in the International Chemistry Quiz.
Une école pour la vie Lauriston
at the Paris Olympics
Lauriston alumnae continue to make their mark on the world stage, pursuing their passions and excelling in diverse fields.
At the recent Paris Olympics, three remarkable Old Lauristonians took on unique roles—competing in rowing, managing Australia’s tennis team, and serving as a sailing technical officer. Their experiences reflect the many pathways Lauriston women take to achieve success on the global stage.
Jessica Morrison OAM (OL 2010), Women’s Pair Rowing
Jessica Morrison shared her excitement about her Olympic experience, saying, “It was a fantastic Games to be part of and I was thrilled to come away with another podium finish.” She highlighted the unique atmosphere, with loud cheering and music energising the races. Reflecting on her rowing journey, Jess expressed gratitude to the Lauriston community for their support and shared her excitement for life beyond sport.
Following her return from Paris, Jess attended the Huntingtower Luncheon as a special guest. She later surprised Lauriston rowers by joining them for a training session at the boat sheds. In a memorable gesture, Jess gifted the school her Paris Olympics rowing zootie, which now hangs proudly in the Ullmer Sport and Wellbeing Centre alongside her Tokyo 2020 zootie.
(Photo by Bertrand GUAY / AFP) (Photo by BERTRAND GUAY/AFP via Getty Images)
Jessica Morrison (OL 2010)
Dr. Danielle Gescheit (OL 2007), Team Manager, Australian Olympic Tennis Team
As the Team Manager for the Australian Olympic Tennis team, Dr. Danielle Gescheit described her time in Paris as unforgettable. “The experience of staying in the village and having the tennis event take place at Roland Garros was incredible,” she said. Danielle shared her pride in wearing the Green and Gold, and celebrated the team’s success, including a Gold medal in the Men’s Doubles.
After the Olympics, Danielle returned to Paris for the Paralympics, representing Tennis Australia and serving on the Jury of Appeal for the International Tennis Federation. She has remained an active part of Lauriston, participating in events such as the Howqua 30 Year celebration, and as a guest speaker at International Women’s Day and the Fathers of Lauriston dinner.
Robeena Evensen (Holton, OL 1975), National Technical Officer, Sailing
Robeena Evensen served as a National Technical Officer for sailing in Marseille, coordinating between various committees and officials. She described the experience as highly rewarding but also demanding, requiring impartiality in tense situations. Despite the pressure, Robeena found the experience enriching and recommends others consider volunteering for future events.
Robeena, based in Monaco, has volunteered at the local yacht club for 26 years and is highly sought after for her multilingual skills. She looks forward to future opportunities, including the Brisbane 2032 Olympics.
Robeena Evensen (Holton, OL 1975)
Dr Danielle Gescheit (OL 2007)
Celebrating 40 Years of Generosity: The Legacy of Bequests at Lauriston
As Lauriston Girls’ School marks the 40th anniversary of the Foundation Board, it is a fitting moment to reflect on the profound impact of Bequests in shaping the school’s future. Since the Board’s inception in 1985, Lauriston has been fortunate to receive extraordinary support from those who have chosen to leave a lasting legacy, ensuring that generations of students continue to benefit from a world-class education.
Notable Bequests, such as the Lilian Bayly Bequest, the James Smibert
Bequest, and the Sarah Hollyer Bequest, have played a pivotal role in enriching the Lauriston experience. These gifts have contributed to vital facilities, scholarships, and programs, reinforcing the school’s vision for girls’ education.
Dr James Smibert’s generous Bequest in 2006, following his decades of involvement with Lauriston, exemplifies this enduring spirit of philanthropy. Likewise, Lilian Bayly’s 2004 Bequest provided for the creation of the Year 7/8
Lilian Bayly Bequest 2004
In 2004, Lauriston received an extraordinary gift from Lilian Bayly, a former student from the 1920s.
Lilian’s deep love for Lauriston and recognition of the profound impact the school had on her life led her to leave her entire estate to the Lauriston Foundation. This remarkable act of generosity demonstrated her enduring appreciation for the education and values instilled in her during her time at the school.
Following her marriage to Stanislaus Bayly, Lilian moved to Sydney, where she remained closely connected to Lauriston as a dedicated supporter of the NSW branch of the Old Lauristonians Association. Her commitment to the school extended well beyond her own time as a student, reinforcing the strong community bonds that Lauriston fosters among its alumnae.
Centre, while Sarah Hollyer’s Bequest enabled the establishment of the 10th Howqua House, both serving as lasting tributes to their dedication.
As Lauriston looks ahead, the legacy of Bequests will continue to shape its future, offering opportunities for students to thrive. The generosity of those who have contributed over the past 40 years is a testament to the strong bonds of the Lauriston community and its commitment to excellence in girls’ education.
In recognition of her generosity, Lauriston named the current Year 7/8 Centre in Lilian Bayly’s honour in 2007. This facility has since become a vital part of the school, supporting students at a critical stage in their education and ensuring they have access to the best possible learning environment.
James Smibert Bequest 2006
Dr James Smibert’s deep and enduring connection with Lauriston spanned decades, beginning in 1948. A past president of the Lauriston Parents’ Association, he was a dedicated supporter of the school, with his commitment reflected not only in his leadership but also in his family’s strong ties to Lauriston. His four daughters—Elizabeth Cotton (1961), Wendy Smibert (1963), Linden Carter (1969), and Barbara Hurley (1973)— all attended the school, as did his three granddaughters, with his great granddaughter Chloe currently enrolled. In 2006, Dr Smibert demonstrated his belief in the value of girls’ education with a remarkable Bequest from his estate. This generous gift was a significant contribution to Lauriston’s vision, leaving a lasting impact on future generations of students.
Sarah Hollyer Bequest 2007
Another significant Bequest that has had a lasting impact on Lauriston was that of Sarah Hollyer, a devoted alumna who tragically lost her life in a car accident in 2006. Sarah spent her entire school life at Lauriston, beginning in the Junior School in 1956 and matriculating in 1967. Her academic achievements were outstanding—she won a Commonwealth Secondary Scholarship in 1965 and excelled in subjects such as English Expression, Latin, French, German (Second Class Honours), and 18th Century History (Second Class Honours).
Sarah was an active and engaged student, a member of Andrews House, and a recipient of House Colours in 1967. She contributed her talents to the School Choir, the Irving Library Committee, and served as the French Librarian. Her passion for learning continued beyond Lauriston, leading her to complete a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Melbourne and qualify as a Librarian. At the time of her passing, she was working in the library at Marcellin College.
Throughout her life, Sarah remained a dedicated supporter of Lauriston, attending school events with great
enthusiasm and maintaining strong ties with her classmates from the Class of 1967. Her love for the school was evident not only in her participation in alumnae activities but also in the way she spoke fondly of her experiences at Lauriston.
Sarah’s legacy was honoured through the establishment of the 10th Howqua House, named in her memory. This facility provides students with an enriching residential experience at Howqua, continuing Sarah’s spirit of learning, adventure, and community.
Ensuring Lauriston’s Future Through
Bequests
Leaving a Bequest to Lauriston is a meaningful way to support the school’s long-standing commitment to providing an outstanding education for girls, a tradition upheld since 1901. The generosity of those who contribute to the Bequest Program has been instrumental in funding scholarships and bursaries, constructing new buildings, and acquiring essential educational resources.
If you would like to learn more about how you can contribute to Lauriston through a Bequest, please contact Abby Finn, Bequests Associate 0401 378 804 or finnab@lauriston.vic.edu.au
Elizabeth Kirkhope Circle
The Elizabeth Kirkhope Circle was established in 2011 to honour benefactors who have chosen to support the School directly through a gift in their Will, and commemorates the legacy of Miss Kirkhope who strongly advocated for the continued growth and progression of girls’ education.
We would like to thank the following members of the Elizabeth Kirkhope Circle:
Kate Nixon (OL 1986)
John Morrison
Karen Morrison
Jane Freemantle OAM (OL 1966)
Dr Mark Roberts
Gary Du
Alix Bradfield
Susan Speirs (OL 1964)
Pamela Fitz-Gibbon (OL 1971)
Michael Ullmer AO
Denise Beaurepaire (OL 1967)
Joy Yin
Margaret Kendall OAM (OL 1954)
Suzie Brown OAM (OL 1958)
Rick Ball
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Advancement at Lauriston: Honouring the Past, Building the Future
The Advancement team plays a vital role in fostering philanthropy and connection within the Lauriston community. Through fundraising, alumnae relations, bequests, and archival work, we ensure that the school’s legacy is celebrated while strengthening opportunities for future generations. Our work is underpinned by careful data management and administration, ensuring seamless engagement with our generous supporters and dedicated community members.
In 2024, philanthropy continued to make a tangible difference at Lauriston. Our fundraising initiatives, including Giving Day and major gifts, have supported scholarships, facilities, and programs that enrich students’ learning experiences. We are immensely grateful to our donors, whose generosity empowers young women to thrive. Bequests through the Elizabeth Kirkhope Circle also remain an important part of securing Lauriston’s future, with visionary donors leaving a lasting legacy for generations to come.
Alumnae relations remain at the heart of our work, as we bring together Old Lauristonians across generations through reunions, networking events,
‘‘ As we look forward, we acknowledge the dedicated Advancement professionals who have built the foundation upon which we stand. Past Directors of Advancement and team members have contributed immensely to our culture of philanthropy and engagement. Their vision and hard work continue to shape the way we support Lauriston’s strategic direction today. ’’
and international connections. Our archives are an invaluable resource, preserving the history and stories that define Lauriston. The careful stewardship of objects, memories, and relationships allows us to honour past students, staff, and parents while inspiring those who walk under the fig tree today.
Together, we are building a philanthropic community that honours
RHONDA
COSGROVE Advancement Associate
our past, celebrates the present, and embraces the future. We are grateful to all who support Lauriston, ensuring that the spirit of generosity and connection endures.
PENNY RICHARDS FOWLER Director of Advancement
MCVEAN Alumnae Relations Manager
FINN Bequests Associate
CATHERINE
ABBY
LISL BLADIN Archivist
Honouring Years of Generosity and Support
Lauriston’s long-standing supporters have played a vital role in supporting the school’s facilities, means-tested scholarships, and educational opportunities for girls over many years. Their ongoing contributions have helped fund key projects that enhance learning spaces, provide financial assistance to students, and ensure that Lauriston
continues to offer a well-rounded education. This year, we recognise the families and individuals whose sustained generosity—whether over consecutive years or through long-term but intermittent support—has had a lasting impact, helping to shape the school’s future and create opportunities for generations of Lauriston students.
5 YEARS
Mr D & Mrs P Barlow
Ms C Leeming & Mr M Suttie
Ms Y Wang
Mr D Yang & Ms R Zhao
6 YEARS
7 YEARS
Mr N Alani & Mrs D Somani
Ms L Ayres & Dr M Roberts
Ms A Badger
Mr T & Mrs H Cohen
Mrs Q Ding & Mr T Jiang
Mr P & Ms R Irons
Mr T & Mrs M Kendall OAM
Ms L Lu & Mr K Yau
Mr J & Ms K Murray
Mr R & Ms C Ball
Mr A & Mrs R Brookes Gillespie Family Foundation Sun Foundation
8 YEARS
Mr K Huang
Mr P & Mrs E Ingham
Ms S Mo
Mr A & Mrs P Scott
9 YEARS
10 YEARS
11 YEARS
Mrs J Danks
Mr A & Mrs C Skinner
Mr R Kane & Ms C Marks
Mr L Kornhauser OAM & Ms N Gill
Ms C Tan & Mr P Crowe
Mr P & Mrs S Temay
12 YEARS
14 YEARS
23 YEARS
Ms S Beanham
Mr L Donaldson
Mr C & Mrs J Farquharson
Ms M & Mr D Johnson
Ullmer Family Foundation
Mr I & Mrs G Warner
24 YEARS
Mr P & Mrs S Rosen
Ms A Tregear
Mr A & Mrs H Pearce
Mr M Sim &
Ms U Wieden-Sim
Donors to the Lauriston Foundation
1 January–31 December 2024
Aitken, Evelin & John
Allen, Amanda & Clive
Anderson, Anne & Alex
Atkins, Emily & Sam
Ayres, Lisa Anne & Roberts, Mark
Badger, Ann
Bai, Josie & Ma, Fuping
Bai, Ruixue & Gong, Lei
Bailey-Wong, Melissa & Bailey, Luke
Ball, Christine & Rick
Bao, Irene & Nicholson, Gordon
Barlow, Penny & David
Beanham, Sandra
Beattie, Amber
Belobrov, Ilya
Bergland, Likky
Bernard, Coco & Kubis, Lyndon
Bini, Stefania
Bisko, Fiona & Davor
Bond, Rebecca & Matthew
Booth, Lara & Angus
Borensztajn, Jayne & Piper, Simon
Bosci, Luisa & Kyp
Bourov, Anna & Nick
Bradfield, Alix & Ross
Bridge, Jessie & Nettle, Jonathan
Brookes, Robina & Andrew
Brookes, Lizzy
Brown OAM, Suzie
Butler, Catherine & David
Caillard, Belinda & Peter
Cao, Donna & Yang, James
Carrasco, Pam
Casha, Jo & John
Caspari, Laura & John
Cattermole, Rebecca
Cattermole, Hugh
Cavanough, Pernille & Owen
Chadwick, Nicole & Nick
Chan, Eileen & Shiu, Alex
Chang, Jane & Wong, Lee
Chappell, Liz & Day, Miles
Che, Stella & Wang, Echoes
Chen, Shalee & Yue, Ben
Chen, Sophie & Xu, Bob
Chen, Tracy & Miao, Larry
Chen, Ivy & Liu, Steve
Chen, Ella & Li, Henry
Chen, Rita & Li, Neil
Chen, Yan & Du, Yi
Chen, Yueyang & Ding, Robin
Chen, Leanne & Mark
Chen, Johnson
Cheng, Shian & Choo, Michael
Cheong, Melissa & Tony
Cherny, Tanya & Dean
Chong, Jessica & Cao, Frank
Chow, Yvonne & Moulton, Darren
Chuang, Lillian
Cohen, Heather & Trevor
Collins, Mandy & Collins AM, John
Connor, Fiona
Cook, Nicole
Coughlan, Ingrid & Brad
Coughlin, Fiona & Mark
Crankshaw, Lou
Cui, Xiaoyan & Wang, Wenfeng
Danks, June
Dao, Van & Pham, Linh
Davie, Linda & Anthony
Davies, Katie & Mark
Davis, Camille & Yeomans, Paul
Day, Amanda & Benjamin
Deng, Kan & Zhang, Wen Chong
Deng, Chenglin & Guo, Feng
Diaz, Shelly & Oborn, Angus
Ding, Eva & Wang, Ali
Ding, Stacey & Shen, Tony
Ding, Sarah & Jiang, Ting
Ding, Rachel & Du, William
Dixon, Joanne & John
Dixon, Lia & Joel
Donaldson, Lachie
Dong, Ling & Peng, Tianyi
Dong, Michelle & Nguyen, Michael
Dos Santos Vicente, Lara & De
La Cruz, James
Dowers, Helena & Justin
Driver Group Australia Pty Ltd
Drobis, Nicky & McCarthy, Matthew
Du, Fang & Xu, Yongqing
Dumbrell, Jane
Dunlop, Melissa & Ben
Edgar, Susie
Fang, Bo & Lu, Zhi Gang
Fang, Jessica & Juan, Michael
Fang, Helen & Ge, Lei
Fang, Tiantian & Chi, Cheng
Farquharson, Jayne & Charlie
Farrell, Hettie & Chen, Jeremy
Fearon OAM, Jill
Fielding, Virginia & Fletcher, Sam
Fitzgerald, Caroline & Aaron
Foley, Kathleen
Follett, Martine & Matthew
Foong, Pik Lee & Leung, Barry
Fortey, Lisa & George
Freemantle OAM, Jane & Freemantle AO, James
Frey, Simone
Fu, Fiona & Li, Tony
Fuchs, Natasha & Ron
Gales, Emma & Sam
Gao, Helen & Zhou, Gary
Gao, Yuan & Zhao, Xiaolin
Gao, Tingting & Sun, Zanfeng
Garg, Shweta & Sachin
Gastevich, Janine & Michael
Gattone, Michelle & Jeff
Gill, Erica & O’Brien, Brendan
Gill, Natalya & Kornhauser, Larry
Gillespie Family Foundation
Goh, Zing & Lee, Thian
Gohel, Shwetakumari & Pruthvirajsinh
Gough, Janie & Tim
Donors to the Lauriston Foundation
1 January–31 December 2024
Gray, Vanessa & David
Green, Gemma & Ben
Greig, Amelia & Travers, Hugh
Greig, Akiko & Kent
Grobler, Louise & Paul
Grundon, Shannon
Gu, Min & Ong, Lam Teck
Gu, Michael
Guerini, Desre & Guerini, Max
Guo, Julia & Weng, Gordon
Guo, Anna & Li, Kevin
Guo, Jenny & Eveston, Andrew
Guy, Elisabeth & Guy, Ned
Hains, Claire & Duncan
Halls, Beth & Fletcher, James
Hanna, Mary & Roberts, Lloyd
Hannam, Cassie & Peter
Harding, Kate & John
Harvey, Megan & Tom
Hasker, Diana & Ben
He, Jessica & Zhao, Jimmy
He, Faye & Wu, James
He, Jessica & Ma, Loco
He, Eva & Li, Hunt
He, Lingling & Huang, Shisong
He, Jing
Hearst, Rose & John
Henry, Virginia
Henshaw, Anna & James
Herbert, Karen & Andrew
Herbison, Jason & Fuentes, Pete
Higgins, Jess & Marcus
Hill, Suzie
Hiller, Diana
Horan, Claire & Josh
Horner, Cara & Sansome, Steve
Howell, Sally & Mark
Hsu, Sumy & Holland, Justin
Hu, Crystal & Kuang, Max
Hua, Jenny & Goldenberg, Tony
Huang, Zhou & Sheng, Silei
Huang, Ida & Lu, Steven
Huang, Kelvin
Ingham, Elizabeth & Peter
Irons, Rachel & Peter
Irving, Kylie & James
Jackson, Andrea & Sheridan, Adam
Jacobs, Evgeniya & Sam
Jewell, Andrew
Ji, Sol & Han, Charles
Ji, Kandy & Guo, Jay
Jiang, Grace & Zhou, Yang
Jiang, Bin & Li, Ming
Jiang, Jojo & Ding, Frank
Jin, Yingying & Rao, Zheng
Johns, Su-Yin & Peter
Johnson, Marina & Daryl
Jones, April & Rhodri
Jones, Eliza & Chris
Jovanovski, Jacquee & Salmon, Jed
Joyce, Jane
JP Books Victoria Pty Ltd
Kamjoo, Maryam & Solaiman, Rabi
Kan, Lily & Hong, Wangxing
Kartel, Laura & Kartel, Tom
Katz, Romy & Steven
Kaushik, Ankita & Malhotra, Vikas
Kauye, Lauren & Alex
Kendall OAM, Margaret & Tim
Kestermann, Ruth & Boswell, Glenn
Kim, Lauren & Lim, Bernard
Kim, Ally & Koh, Tommy
Kim, Cho Yee & Ho, Steven
Kimberley, Emma & Sam
King, Megan & Scott
Kinnear, Jessica & Carter, Lachlan
Kirsner, Nadine & James
Kloe, Samantha & Richard
Koch, Judith
Koh, Shir Lin & Gin, Alexander
Kopp, Bianca & Karl
Kouts, Katie & Alexis
Krishnaswamy, Viju & Ramesh, Praveen
Kuo, Shan & Wu, Mike
Kwok, Siu-Ying & Tan, Jason
Lawler, Kim & Ward, Duncan
Lee, Serene & Yeo, Chin Hui
Lee, Jaime & Patrick
Leeming, Claudette & Suttie, Mark
Li, Serena & Zhou, Zhenfeng
Li, Agnes & Zhang, Sheng
Li, Xiaoqin & Zhang, Zhiguo
Li, Jane & Yu, Zhaoyang
Li, Amy & Yang, Alex
Li, Virginia & Tam, Allen
Li, Maggie & Sun, Simon
Li, Siqin & Sun, Jason
Li, Celine & Sui, Colin
Li, Wei & Ouyang, Jing
Li, Sherry & Liu, Leon
Li, Alicia & Liu, Ming
Li, Wendong & Liu, Yong
Li, Kunyi & Hao, Yanqun
Li, Carol & Chen, Jun
Liao, Fiona & Wu, Kevin
Lillas, Monica & Hellman, Ryan
Lim, Elizabeth & Jonathan
Lin, Nako & Wang, Andy
Lin, Lynne & Phillips, Adrian
Lin, Christine & Lemoine, Fred
Lin, Leo
Lithgow, Juliet & Peter
Liu, Yilin & Zhu, Tony
Liu, Xiumei & Zheng, Ryan
Liu, Ella & Zhang, Forest
Liu, Janice & Wang, Dennis
Liu, Wei Qun & Qiu, Yu Ming
Liu, Leo & Qiao, David
Liu, Cathy & Qian, Hua
Liu, Yi & Liu, Jue
Liu, Jene & Huang, Tao
Liu, Nicole & Gao, John
Liu, Joy
Lo-Doherty, Anthony & Mark
Loh, Andrea & Tan, Arthur
Donors to the Lauriston Foundation
1 January–31 December 2024
Lok, Sheau Wen & Young, Kevin
Long, Mary-Ann & Justin
Look, Lilian & Neoh, Julian
Lourey, Simone & Randall, Will
Lu, Livia & Yau, Ken
Lu, Celia & Hu, Garth
Lu, Vicky & Bi, Max
Lu, Jane
Luo, Amanda
Ma, Xiang & Zhang, Suolong
Ma, Summer & Lin, Luming
Ma, Xiaolei & Knight, Jeff
Macindoe, Rosemary
Mackay, Shari & Rob
MacLeod, Kirsten & Orloff, James
Mallalue, Elise & Chris
Malojer, Yolanda
Marks, Caroline & Kane, Robert
Matta, Lubna
May, Emma & Stewart
McCallum, Anna & Stewart
McCosker, Meg & Peter
McDonald, Mayumi & Ian
McGrath, Melissa
McKay, Michelle
McNamara, Kiralee & Andrew
McNeil, Jess & Simon
McVean, Catherine
Mead, Melissa & Jamie
Meng, Samantha & Li, Dan
Missingham, Laura & Liu, Charles
Monteiro, Michelle & Miller, Richard
Morley, Eliza & John
Morrison, Emma & Will
Mousavi, Rachel & Ali
Murphy, Tracey & Anthony
Murray, Katherine & James
Muscatello, Lisa & Salter, Jason
Napier-Colville, Kylie & Colville, John
Neil, Vicki
Ng, Looi-Fen & Li, Qiang
Nguyen, Oanh & Lien, Dat
Nguyen, Linh & Hoang, Huy
Nguyen, Oanh & Anderson, Campbell
Nie, Sophie
Nixon, Amanda & Nixon, Richard
Noblet, Chris & Start, Jason
Northrop, Caroline & Rohan
O’Brien, Katrina & Thomas
Officer, Georgie & Robert Officer, Elizabeth
One Planet – Adventure One Pty Ltd
Orbea Garces, Kari & Creswell, Lachlan
O’Reilly, Jen
Orr, Annabel
Pagnin, Julie-Anne & Dean
Pan, Yiyi & Chen, Liang
Park, Kitty & Dean
Paterson, Tina & James
Paterson, Caroline
Patterson, Stuart
Pearce, Heather & John
Pembrook, Amanda & Kirsner, Lindsay
Perry, Kim & D’Silva, Jason
Pitt, Ro
Plowman, Jenna & Ed
Plumridge, Georgina
Poon, Stefanie & Martin
Prentice, Trisha & Leon
Qi, Chang & Deng, Chenfei
Quan, Dilina & Zhang, Jack
Read, Deanne
Reed, Matilda & Fenton, Jack
Richards Fowler, Penny & Fowler, Tyson
Richter, May & Harald
Ritter OAM, Pat
Roberts, Priti & Justin
Robinson, Willa
Rosen, Sheryl & Paul
Rosenthal, Jo & Isakow, Daniel
Ross, Gayle & Tim
Russel, Hannah & Anbiah, Russel
Ryan, Raquel & David
Saltis, Vicki & Sam
San, Joan & Cheah, Nicholas
Sandaver, Sophie & Claringbould, Alex
Schill, Sandra & Roufail, Edward
Schubert, Emily & Mark
Scott, Pam & Andrew
Selimi, Sevdie & Lirim
Serong, Eliza & Fischer, Mark
Sha, Susan & Jin, Andrew
Shao, Yuntao & Xiao, Steven
Sheng, Rita & Lin, Lam
Sheng, Yueting & Du, Jin
Shentu, Jinnan & Yu, Jerry
Shi, Wuyun & Zhu, Shiang
Shi, Emma & Wang, Leo
Shi, Sharon & Cui, Shucheng
Siegal, Susanna & Kozlowski, Lukasz
Sim, Georgia
Sim, Carolyn
Simkiss, Genevieve & Richard
Simon, Lisa & Ben
Simons, Lauren & Ranchod, Pravin
Simpson, Louise & Paul
Sivasamy, Sonu & Balamani, Hari
Skillen, Andrea & Stiles III, Tom
Skilton, Krystel & Jon
Skinner, Chrissy & Andrew
Sladen, Caroline & Nick
Smith, Amanda & Skinner, Brent
Smith, Andrew
Somani, Dinar & Alani, Nishad
Song, Teresa & Zuo, Gary
Song, Yingying & Zhang, Ying
Soust, Boo & Martin
Spanger, Lauren & Manfred
Speirs, Susan
Spiden, Lisa & Phillips, Matt
Stevenson, Millie
Donors to the Lauriston Foundation
1 January–31 December 2024
Strange, Sami & William
Stroynova, Irina & Ivanoff, Max
Stub, Romi & Dion
Stubbs, Liz & Mark
Sun, Lilly & Miu, Sam Sun, Joanna
Sun Foundation
Sutherland, Bridget & Alastair
Swart, Naomi & Elliot
Sweet, Sue & Paul
Szmalko, Edward
Tan, Cathy & Crowe, Phil
Tan, Jessie
Tang, Ivy & Lau, Vincent
Tantaro, Anna
Taylor, Deborah
Tee, Sharmaine & Yu, David
Temay, Sara & Paul
Tin, April & Wilson, Gavin
To, Teresa & Sien, John
Tong, Relaine & Song, Bruce
Tregear, Ann
Tsoi, Linna & Douglas
Tu, Shao & Jin, Benny
Ullmer, Jenny & William
Ullmer Family Foundation
Vann, Vicki & Brad
Vasilopoulos, Rebecca & Nick
Vengurlekar, Gita & Bajel, Ashish
Vo, Kim & Duong, Hung
Wah, Joyce & de Souza, Chad
Walsh, Lucy & Walsh, Andrew
Wang, Julie & Zhang, Ming
Wang, Yuhong & Yan, Chaozhou
Wang, Sabrina & Wei, William
Wang, Maggie & David
Wang, Meina & Jason
Wang, Lin & Song, Colin
Wang, Ellie & Liu, Jack
Wang, Valerie & Lai, Steven
Wang, Jenny & Huang, David
Wang, Sabrina & Guo, Martin
Wang, Jessie & Feng, Zhiyu
Wang, Crystal & Au, Steve
Wang, Anna
Wang, Ke
Ward, Hannah & Alistair
Warner, Grace & Ian
Wei, Vivienne & Ren, Tony
Wei, Lisa & Cheng, Wolfgang
Wells, Melissa
Wells-Jansz, Jackie & Ricky
Wen, Liu & Sun, Brian
Whelan, Tenille & Finn, Jason
White, Dee & Alex
Whittaker, Georgie & Rob
Wieden-Sim, Ursula & Sim, Michael
Willee, Olivia & Ben
Williams, Ellie & Troy
Wirtz, Helen
Wolkow, Kimberley & Ashley
Wood, Emily & Andrew
Woolf, Marian & Andrew
Wotton, Amy
Wu, Rebecca & Zhu, James
Wu, Frances & Mou, Ely
Wu, Hui & Lin, Tony
Wu, Yan & Hu, Zhonghua
Xia, Qingqing
Xiang, Huiping & Tian, Xianqiang
Xiao, Chenjie & Dai, Tommy
Xie, Abbey & Xiao, Stephen
Xie, Fiona & Sun, Xiao
Xing, Lynn & Liu, Yi
Xu, Jiewei & Wang, Chen
Xu, Linda & Wang, Jeff
Xu, Lin & Sun, Tao
Xu, Xiaoyun & He, Yongkang
Yamaoka, Yosh & Turton, Steve
Yan, Kim & Zhang, Mick
Yan, Tina & Yu, William
Yang, Ling & Zhu, Xiang
Yang, Ruby & Zhang, Evan
Yang, Cissy & Chen, Shaopeng
Yang, Alina
Yin, Maggie & Tang, James
Yin, Joy & Du, Gary
Yong, Doreen & Leonard
You, Zhenling & Cao, Liangqun
Young, Natasha & Mitch
Young, Irene
Yu, Manli & Huang, Joshua
Yu, Ying
Yuan, Sally & Lyu, Jianqiang
Yuan, Stephanie & Cao, Shawn
Yue, Joy & Zhang, Jacky
Yuvaraj, Kanchana & Jagadeesan, Raj
Zeng, Lisa & Lee, Lewis
Zhang, Rainie & Andy
Zhang, Jun & Yao, Jiangang
Zhang, Eva & Xue, Peter
Zhang, Vivian & Xu, Lin
Zhang, Joey & Wu, Iva
Zhang, Jessica & Sun, Vince
Zhang, Joyce & Mao, Yang
Zhang, Lily & Kwong, Stan
Zhang, Tina & Huang, Tim
Zhang, Eugenia & Huang, Steven
Zhang, Rui & Hou, Marcus
Zhang, Zudi
Zhao, Di & Yang, Peng
Zhao, Cherry & Yang, Daijun
Zhao, Daisy & Liang, Yangyang
Zheng, Ting & Zhang, Leo
Zhong, Honglei & Wang, Peng
Zhou, Mary & Tom
Zhou, Anne & Yeh, Kenny
Zhou, Summer & Qiu, Ben
Zhou, Qijue & Dou, Qinfeng
Zhou, David
Zhu, Nan & Guan, Jimin
Lauriston Foundation Members
As at 31 December 2024
HUNTINGTOWER CIRCLE
Bayly, Lilian† (Cruthers, 1930)
Gillespie Family Foundation
Lauriston Parents’ Association
Phillips, Annabelle & Richard
Ullmer Family Foundation
Wu & Kuo family
PATRONS
Ball, Christine & Rick
Bayly, Stanislaus†
Brooks AM, Anne & Frazer, Murray
Ding, Sarah & Jiang, Ting
Dowd, Lisa (1982) & Stewart, Rob
Guo and Tian Family
Hollyer, Sarah† (1967)
Huang & Mo Family
Humanity Foundation
Jones, Josephine†
Kirby, Carolyn & John
Kirkpatrick, Jack†
M & J Rockman Foundation
Scott, Pamela & Andrew
Walker, Elli (Reason, 1988) & Campbell
Warner, Grace & Ian
Yang Family
FOUNDERS
Arnold, Elspeth & Ian
Ayres, Lisa Anne & Roberts, Mark
Baker Foundation
Blake Dawson Waldron
Bradfield, Alix & Ross
Cameron, Sarah (Dahlsen, 1985) & James
Cattermole & Canning families
Collins, Mandy (Wright, 1967) & Collins AM, John
Cramond, Bronwyn & David†
Dixon, Elaine & Grahme†
Donaldson, Caroline† & Lachie
Donges, Patricia (Elvish, 1953) & John†
Fathers of Lauriston
Fitz-Gibbon, John
Fitz-Gibbon, Pamela (Kaye, 1971)
Griffith, Rosemary & Kelvin OAM†
Halliday, Dorothy & Richard†
Hamer, Margaret† & Alan†
Happell, Tatty & Michael
Ho, Charissa & James
Hook, Jean†
Hu Family Charity Fund
Johnston OAM, Caroline & Johnston, Cam
Kalus, Susie & Allan
Lauriston Arts Association
Lauriston Rowing Association
Le Maistre, Edwina (1972) & Watson AO, Brian
Lu, Livia & Yau, Kam Man
Maimur, Jennene & Andrew
Marriner, Elaine & David
McComb, Liz & Bruce
McIntosh, Marita & John
McKay, Lorna†
Morrison, Karen & John
Norton, Natasha & Alasdair
O’Brien, Eleanor & John
Old Lauristonians’ Association
Paterson, Barbara & Robert
Payne, Stan†
Renard, Diana† (1968) & Ian
Rio Tinto
Robertson, Diana (1966)†
Scott, Anna & Scott AM, Peter
Sloan, Mardi (Newton, 1951)
Smibert, Helen† & James†
Szabo, Joanna & Tamas
Thompson, Judy & Gary
Umbers, Lynne & Richard
Wachtel, Linda (Velik, 1974) & Michael
Wicking, Janet (Thompson, 1937)† & John†
GOVERNORS
Askew, James
Barlow Family
Barnett, Anne & David
Bassett, Nancy
Bassett, Ronald†
Belshaw, Patricia† (1930)
Bongiorno, Anne & Jack
Brookes, Robina & Andrew
Brown, Lyn
Brown, Ray
Browne, Debbie
Browne, Jeffrey
Chambers, Loreen & John
Clifford, Susan & Clifford AO, Leigh Collier Charitable Trust
Cook, Gill (Ferguson, 1951) & Robert†
Davies, Gladys† (1927)
Di Gemma, Chloe (2019) & Diane
Fan & Liu Family
Fang family
Farquharson, Jayne & Charlie
Fox, Gwyneth† (1920)
Freemantle OAM, Jane (Mason, 1966) & Freemantle AO, James
Gibbons, Stephen Gill, Natalya & Kornhauser OAM, Larry
Goodchild, Juliet & Colin
Gough, Rosemary†
Gray, Suzanne
Gunn, Angela & Neil
Hider, Jane (1985) & Scott, Martin
Hunt, Georgina (Thomas, 1992) & Sam
Ingham, Elizabeth (Morrow, 1963) & Peter
Kirkhope, John
Kwiatowski, Gillian & Anthony
Ladbury, Pamela & Richard
Lithgow Family
MacLeod, Kirsten & Orloff, James
Madsen, Andrew
Lauriston Foundation Members
As at 31 December 2024
Madsen, Trudy
McComish, Anne & Bruce
McGregor, Patricia & George
McQueen, Pam (Fraser, 1962) & Andrew
Michelmore AO, Janet & Andrew
Montgomery, Patsy & Trevor
Niall, Louise† & Niall AO, Gerry†
O’Brien, Katrina & Thomas
Orr, John†
O’Sullivan, Geraldine (Newton, 1963) & John
Pearce, Heather & John
Perelberg Family
Redwood, Vicki (Canning, 1971) & Andrew
Robinson, Alice (1991)
Robinson, Judith & Michael†
Rogers, Georgia & Findley, Steve
Schutz, Susan & Edward
Shergold, Shelley & John
Shi, Guimei & Guo, Feng & Jingjing (2022)
Spargo, Jill & Stephen
Squires, Mary & Colin
Stack, Leonie, Mitchell & Imogen (2021)
Taylor, Deborah
Tideman AM, Ruth
Ullin, Margaret†
Vann, Vicki & Brad
Webb, Nathalie & Holmes, Chris
Wetherall, Peter†
Whiteley, Danielle & Simon
Yu, Cui & Sun, Yinfeng
Yuncken, Barbara & Thomas†
One anonymous Governor member
TRUSTEES
Acton, Sarah & Peter
ADCO Constuctions P/L
Airey, Sally & David
Andrew, Mardi (Marshall, 1974) & Andrew AO, Michael†
Argyros, Jane (Gadsden, 1969) & Steve
Attwood, Louise & Alan
Bainbridge, Moira & Philip
Barker, Heather (Webb, 1966) & Neil Barkley, Pamela (Rodd, 1967) & Douglas
Beischer, Ellen & Andrew
Best, Joan† (Ramsay, 1932)
Bini, Stefania (1987)
Blandy, Barbara & Bill
Bodhi Education Fund
Boykett, Carol & David
Brett, Gayla† & Charles
Bruce, Georgie, Robert & Mardi
Bufe, Sally (Gray, 1957) & Hans
Burnett, Winifred & Barrie, Don
Calvert-Jones AO, Janet & Calvert-Jones AM, John
Campbell, Robin
Chadwick, Susan & Nigel
Chan, Hue, Vincent, Carina (2015) & Jonathan (2018)
Chen, Angela
Chen, Yan & Du, Yi
Clark, Lindy & Robbie
Cohen, Frances & Ross
Collinson, Jane
Collinson, Peter
Cooper, Elizabeth & Chris
Cowles, Janet
Cox, Beverley & John
Crompton, Cynthia & Andrew
Danks, June (McMullin, 1948)
Danos, Evelyn (Mandie, 1968) & Thomas
Darvall, Sue & Tony
Davidson, Mary & Davidson
AM, Frederick†
Dixon, Eva & Chris
Dixon, Joanne & John
Dortimer, Jill & Tony
Dowling, Rosemary & Michael
Driver Group Australia Pty Ltd
Druitt, Julie & Doug
Dvir, Moran & Gill
Egerton, Suzanne & David†
Ellen Zheng Family
Estate of the Late Edward Wilson
Estate of the Late Judith Gregory
Evans, Ian
Farquhar, Bronwyn & Alan
Ficarra, Mina & Houghton-Allen, Nigel
Finster, Fiona (Marshall, 1991) & Richard
Firkin, Judith & Frank
Flanagan, Emma (Carter, 1978) & Grant
Fletcher, Diana & Ken
Fletcher, Lisa & Marcus
Foley, Robyn & Russell
Gass, John
Gaylard, Jenny (Plenderleith, 1965) & Michael
Golusin Family
Gomez Family
Gooley, Marion & Stuart
Gordon, Marie & Ray
Graham, Natalie & Graham OAM, Angus
Graham & Cohen Families
Gullifer, Kate & Tim
Ham, Sue† & John†
Hamer, Amanda & Richard
Hamer, Andrea & Jonathan
Harkness, Rosie & Philip
Harle Family
Hasseldine, Di & Richard†
Henderson, Leslie† (1913)
Henshaw, Margaret & Graeme
Himmer, Myria† (Sykes, 1911) & Rudolph†
Hone, Anthea (Milne, 1964) & Geoff
Hourigan, Kylie & Forster, Tristan
Hunt, Gill (Easton, 1983) & Giles
Lauriston Foundation Members
As at 31 December 2024
Hutchings, Emilia & John
Irons Family
Isik, Renee
Jack Z Family
Kantor, Silvia & Michael
Kassimiotis, Effie & Tony
Keon-Cohen, June & Bryan
Kimpton OAM, Zara (1963)
Kirby, Alana
Kwong family
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