2022 Annual Report

STEPPING

FORWARD A YEAR IN THE LIFE OF ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL 2021-22

BUILDING FINE YOUNG MEN. ONE BOY AT A TIME.

GUIDING EDUCATIONAL PRINCIPLES

ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL is a strong academic university preparatory institution with selective entrance standards. Offering a Boarding Program for Grades 8–12 and a Day Program for Kindergarten to Grade 12, St. George’s is committed to its mission of “Building Fine Young Men. One Boy At a Time.” The School encourages the pursuit of excellence in all endeavours, and is committed to the healthy growth of body, mind, and spirit. Character development, leadership, and service opportunities are integral to the School’s mission.

Since the School’s founding in 1930, the concept of the “well-rounded boy” has been the defining characteristic of a St. George’s education.

Mindful of their ethical, intellectual, physical, and social development, we educate and support boys to achieve fulfilling lives, here and after graduation, to be lifelong learners, and to engage meaningfully with their communities.

OUR CORE VALUES EMPATHY

is the ability to move beyond ourselves, to identify with others, to walk a mile in another’s shoes.

HUMILITY

is the ability to be humble, not to be big-headed or boastful, and to recognize that we all still have a lot to learn.

INTEGRITY

is an extension of honesty; it is doing the right thing even if no one is watching.

RESPECT

is feeling regard and even admiration for yourself and for others; it is being thoughtful and considerate of others.

RESPONSIBILITY is being accountable, doing our best to meet our commitments, and to keep our word.

RESILIENCE

is an extension of courage.

It’s the ability to recover quickly, and to not give up when beset by setbacks and disappointments.

This Annual Report captures a year during which we were able to step forward again, and lean into the important work we have committed to as we approach our 100th anniversary.

After many years of visioning and planning, spectacular, once-in-a-generation buildings are rising on our senior campus. Watching the buildings take shape, step by step, and imagining the opportunities they open up, reminds us of the scope of ambition this School has for its future.

This year, our boys stepped back into a more fulsome St. George’s experience in which our students thrive, culminating with an in-person Graduation Ceremony full of optimism and celebration. It was wonderful to be able to gather together as a community after the past few years of pandemic restrictions and the resulting challenges to student life.

On a personal level, this report captures a year in which, through the welcome and care of the Saints community, Sue and I found our place within our School, confirming to me through my own experience the lived values of this School. This reinforced for me the need to ensure those values are held and strengthened as we step forward.

Despite the challenges we are surrounded by and the dynamics of increasingly rapid societal change, this Annual Report highlights a year in which St. George’s School stepped up — readying itself for the next decade and our responsibilities of stewardship and leadership: stewardship of our students’ individual journeys and the imbuing of the traits of leadership in our boys.

I’d like to acknowledge and thank our staff and faculty for the strength of their commitment and care.

Similarly, I recognize the time given and devotion shown by all the members of our four Boards. And finally, I’d like to thank our families and extended community for their support of St. George’s School and the work we do.

These are exciting times. As you read this report and consider the year it captures, I suggest it speaks equally of the opportunities we have ahead of us. I look forward to stepping into that future together.

DAVID YOUNG

HEAD OF SCHOOL

Welcome Back!

This Annual Report comes at a time of remarkable transition.

David Young, our Head of School, together with his wife Sue, completed their first full year at St. George’s School. Happily, this was an extremely successful start, as can be seen in the many detailed metrics set out in this Report. Beyond the numbers, lists, and rankings though, it’s clear that the School, and all of us, are emerging from a long period of being locked down and limited by the pandemic. Renewal is in the air!

Last year’s amazing Grads of 2022 (158 strong) achieved 787 university acceptances from 144 institutions around the world. This is truly a remarkable accomplishment, and speaks to our School’s resilience, the quality of our educators, and also the bespoke approach to finding the perfect fit for each graduating fine young man. We wish all the Grads tremendous success as they take the lessons they learned here at Saints on to the next chapters in their lives. Meanwhile, the Grads of 2023 are now walking the halls, set to make their own unique mark during their final year with us.

Topside, the dreams of our new buildings are every day becoming a reality. The shapes and spaces are emerging, as construction remains on track for completion late next year. This generational effort has seen countless hours by our past and present school leaders, Board members and trustees, volunteers, and many donors (hopefully including or soon-to-include YOU, dear reader)!

Inside our current buildings, great work continues. Our boys are thriving. Our educators are motivated, engaged, and passionate about our mission. We have again been honoured as one of the Top Employers in BC (11th straight year)! Our Leadership Team is second to none.

This is also a time of even greater commitment and ambition. We have engaged in the planning phases to work together on our next Strategic Plan — more will be shared on this in the coming months. This plan will attempt to guide us through the many challenges ahead of us, as we approach our 100th year in 2030.

Thank you to Mr. Young and our dedicated team. Thank you as well to the many hard-working members of our Foundation, SGPA, OBA, and Society Boards, with whom I remain honoured and grateful to serve Sine Timore Aut Favore

MICHAEL A. SKENE ‘85

CHAIR OF THE SOCIETY BOARD

A WORLD OF

ACADEMICS EDUCATION AT ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL

158 STUDENTS IN THE 2021–22

GRADUATING CLASS

100%

OF ST. GEORGE’S STUDENTS WHO APPLIED RECEIVED

POST-SECONDARY ADMISSION

12

STUDENTS

ARE PURSUING A

GAP YEAR

10

STUDENTS

HOPE TO OR HAVE CONFIRMED PLANS TO PLAY

JUNIOR HOCKEY

Beginning in Kindergarten, students build a strong academic foundation while focusing on personal growth and social, emotional learning.

Soft skills such as critical thinking, communication, and creativity are embedded in all we do, creating kind, resilient young learners with a strong sense of character. When boys enter the Senior School, this foundation is expanded in an environment dedicated to preparing students for lives full of purpose, including postsecondary endeavours, community contribution, and personal growth.

2021–22 was a period of transition.

The students were delighted as many activities that were restricted during the pandemic returned.

We are grateful for the efforts and enthusiasm of our staff and faculty who found ways to provide a worldclass education despite a myriad of challenges and to re-start various opportunities and events for our students in a safe setting.

OUR ACADEMIC PROFILE

ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAMS

2022 WAS AN IMPRESSIVE YEAR with our students demonstrating an adventurous spirit in their post-secondary search, ultimately enrolling in 59 different institutionas world-wide, which was in contrast to the Graduates of 2021 who enrolled at 43 different schools.

A WELL-DESERVED

REPUTATION

St. George’s School continues to rank amongst the very best in the world in the College Board’s Advanced Placement (AP) Program, as shown by our students’ achievements noted in the statistics below. AP Courses are directly comparable to first-year university-level courses, and the majority of Canadian and American universities will grant first-year credit for courses where students have excelled on the corresponding AP examinations.

36

AP SCHOLARS

FROM ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL IN 2022

STUDENTS RECEIVED

STUDENTS SUBMITTED

1,605

787

TO

FROM

533 AP EXAMS

OFFERS

APPLICATIONS

WRITTEN BY OUR STUDENTS IN 2022

144

189

92%

CANADIAN, US, AND OVERSEAS INSTITUTIONS

UNIVERSITIES WORLD-WIDE

AP STUDENTS WITH

SCORES OF 3+

3

AP INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMAS

53

AP SCHOLARS WITH DISTINCTION

28

AP SCHOLARS WITH HONOR

UNIVERSITY PLACEMENTS MOST POPULAR CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES

MOST POPULAR US UNIVERSITIES

FOR THE CLASS OF 2022 TO ATTEND:

83

STUDENTS ATTENDING

CANADIAN U N I V ER S I T I E S / C O LLE G E S

University of British Columbia University of Toronto University of Victoria Huron University College

Carleton University 3 Concordia University 3 Dalhousie University 2 Huron University College 6 Langara College 2 McGill University 5 Mount Allison University 1 NSCAD University 1 Queen’s University 5 Simon Fraser University 4 St. Francis-Xavier University 1 University of British Columbia 22 University of Calgary 2 University of Toronto 9 University of Victoria 6 University of Waterloo 2 Western University 9

FOR THE CLASS OF 2022 TO ATTEND:

60

STUDENTS ATTENDING

US

UN IV E R S I T IE S / C O LLE G E S

New York University University of California, Berkeley University of Southern California Amherst College 1 Babson College 1 Boston University 1 Bowdoin College 1 Carnegie Mellon University 1 Claremont McKenna College 2 Dartmouth College 1 De Anza College 1 DePaul University 1 Duke University 1 Emory University 2 New York University 8 Northeastern University 1 Northwestern University 2 Occidental University 1 Penn State University 1 Pepperdine University 1 Pomona College 1 Princeton University 1 Purdue University 1

Rice University 1 Rutgers University 1 School of Visual Arts 1 Southern Methodist University 3 Stanford University 1 Texas A&M University 1 Tufts University 1 University of California, Berkeley 4 University of California, Davis 1 University of California, Irvine 2 University of California, Los Angeles 2 University of Chicago 1 University of Michigan 1 University of Pennsylvania 1 University of Southern California 4 Vanderbilt University 1 Wake Forest University 1 Washington University in St. Louis 1 Yale University 1

3

STUDENTS ATTENDING

OVERSEAS U N I V ER S I T I E S / C O LLE G E S

MOST POPULAR OVERSEAS UNIVERSITIES FOR THE CLASS OF 2022 TO ATTEND:

University of the Arts London

New York University Shanghai 1 University of St. Andrews (Scotland) 1 University of the Arts London 2

JUNIOR SCHOOL

70

ARTS

54

GRADE 7 RESEARCH

EXPO PROJECTS

STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN

THE CLAW

1

ATHLETICS

CROSS-COUNTRY

ISEA CHAMPIONS

THE JUNIOR SCHOOL MUSICAL

184

STUDENT ATTENDED THE

VANCOUVER REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR

146

STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN

54

PIRATES: A MUSICAL! PRIMARY MUSICAL

STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN

TRACK & FIELD

BC PROVINCIALS OUTDOOR EDUCATION

STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN

100%

CHESS TOURNAMENTS

475

119

STUDENTS PERFORMED IN

ARTSWEEK

including a whole school K-Pop performance at the end of the week

STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN

MATH OLYMPIADS

135

25

STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN

BEAVER COMPUTING CHALLENGE

PRESENTATIONS DURING

ARTSWEEK

OF STUDENTS IN KINDERGARTEN–GRADE 7 PARTICIPATED IN

OUTDOOR EDUCATION EXPERIENCES, AND LEARNING OUTDOORS

OF GRADE 7 STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN

OVERNIGHT/ SLEEP AWAY CAMP OF GRADES EXPERIENCED COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT THROUGH

FIELD TRIPS:

MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY BRITANNIA MINING MUSEUM FORT LANGLEY PACIFIC SPIRIT PARK

MIDDLE YEARS DEVELOPMENT INSTRUMENT (MDI) DATA:

80%

REPORT PRESENCE OF

STRONG ADULT RELATIONSHIPS

94%

REPORT THEY ARE

“CERTAIN THEY CAN LEARN SKILLS TAUGHT IN SCHOOL THIS YEAR”

78%

100%

STRONG PEER RELATIONSHIPS

AFTER-SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

REPORT PRESENCE OF

81%

REPORT FEELING THAT

“PEOPLE CARE ABOUT EACH OTHER IN THIS SCHOOL”

REPORT PRESENCE OF

85%

BELIEVE THAT WHEN THEY GROW UP,

THEY HAVE GOALS AND PLANS FOR THE FUTURE

FINE YOUNG MEN STUDENT BODY PROFILE

1200 STUDENTS FROM 18 COUNTRIES 1100 DAY STUDENTS 100 BOARDING STUDENTS LIVING IN RESIDENCE AT HARKER HALL

WE ARE THE WORLD

BOARDING AT ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL

AN URBAN RESIDENTIAL LIFE EXPERIENCE OUR BOARDING PROGRAM

FROM 18 COUNTRIES AT ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL IN 2021-22

Boarding provides a unique opportunity for students to live and learn as part of an active and vibrant school community. What makes residential life at St. George’s unique is our urban surroundings: we live in a safe, residential area that is only minutes away from the heart of one of the world’s most exciting cities. Harker Hall, our dedicated boarding facility, is a diverse, engaging environment that is warm, welcoming, and conducive to effective learning. To support our belief in the well-rounded boy, we offer an extensive Activities Program and Residential Life Curriculum.

12

HOUSE PARENTS

LIVING ON SITE

4

ASSOCIATE FACULTY LIVING ON SITE

60% CANADIAN

BOARDING STUDENTS

40%

INTERNATIONAL BOARDING STUDENTS

WEEKEND ACTIVITIES

100 BOARDING STUDENTS

OFFERED IN 2021-22

PLACES WE GO West Vancouver - Anvil Island Squamish - Backpacking in Garibaldi Park Tofino - Surfing Victoria - Visiting St. Margaret’s School Whistler - Skiing at Whistler Blackcomb Penticton - Rock Climbing at Skaha Bluffs North Shore Mountains Vernon - Skiing at Silver Star Resort Penticton - Skiing at Apex Resort Agassiz - Skiing and Sasquatch Mountain IN-SCHOOL SPORTS Dodgeball Basketball (including the Battle of Harker Hall) Softball Finnish Baseball Touch Rugby Ultimate frisbee Volleyball (including Staff vs Students Volleyball tournament) Soccer Sundays Floor Hockey Badminton Water Basketball Fitness Centre Table Tennis Billiards COMMUNITY SPORTS Skiing / Snowboarding Cross-Country skiing Snow Tubing Lawn Bowling Bowling Skating Bouldering Disc Golf Pitch and Putt Hiking Cycling Swimming Snowshoeing LOCAL ATTRACTIONS Go-Karting Movie Theatres Virtual Reality Archery Tag Fright Night at PNE Paintball Rope Runner Aerial Park Museum of Anthropology Granville Island Escape Room Challenges Laser Tag Retro Arcade Pacific Spirit Park Volunteering Downtown Vancouver Karaoke Theatre performances, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra IN-HOUSE ACTIVITIES Ukelele lessons Cooking and Baking lessons Pumpkin Carving Sewing Poker Tournament Casino Night Karaoke Formal Dinners Pride Week tie-dye shirts Dance class Movie Nights Reindeer Run and Food Drive WORKSHOPS Non-Violent Communication Suicide Prevention Communication skills Organization and Time Management Laundry Men’s Health Mindfulness Sexual Education Racism and Bias Film nights: Black History Month, Truth and Reconciliation Day Women’s Day Discussion Panel Stress and Procrastination Gender and Sexuality

WE ARE NOT JUST A BOARDING SCHOOL.

WE ARE CANADA’S WORLD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

FINLAND

RUSSIA

CANADA

MONGOLIA GERMANY UKRAINE

USA

SOUTH KOREA

CHINA HONG KONG AFGHANISTAN

MEXICO

THAILAND VIETNAM PHILIPPINES

TANZANIA

SINGAPORE SOUTH AFRICA

18 COUNTRIES

REPRESENTED IN BOARDING

A WORLD OF

CREATIVITY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES AT ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL

A unique and defining feature of St. George’s School is the breadth and depth of our programs.

This is never more evident than in the selection of elective clubs & activities offered to our boys at lunchtime, after school, and on the weekends. Some clubs travel to competitions out of town for one to two weeks, even through the holidays. Every club or activity has at least one faculty or staff sponsor, many offer leadership opportunities for students, and up to 98% of the boys participate in one or more co-curricular activities at both Schools.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE CLUBS AT ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL

OVER

50 CLUBS ON OFFER

AT ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL

98%

OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS, SPORTS, & ACTIVITIES

CLUBS ON OFFER

SENIOR SCHOOL Amnesty International Anime, Comic, Games Art Club Athletic Trainers Bee Keeping & Organic Gardening Board Games Business Club Ceramics Chinese Culture Classics Exams/Classical League/Latin Community Leadership Program Competitive Math Club Computer Science Club Contemporary Design Club Debating Destination Imagination (DINI) Duke of Edinburgh Dungeons & Dragons eSports Film Foosball Experiment Club Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) Georgian Yearbook German Culture Global Perspectives Community Service (GPACS) Green Machine Recycling Guitar Club Improv Investment Club Jazz Combo Journalism Club Law Club Library Monitors Life Drawing Makers Math Challengers 8 & 9 MUN (Model United Nations) Odd Squad Peer to Peer Mentorship Open Studio Art OPUS Literary & Art Publication Philosophy Portfolio (Art) Portfolio (Writing) Public Speaking Radio Control Robotics/ Technology Saints Players Theatre Co. Saints STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Math Schoolreach Quiz Teams Sew You Can Cook Table Top Games Vocal Music Visual Arts University Essay Workshops Wind Ensemble Woodworking JUNIOR SCHOOL Art Chess Choir Georgian (yearbook) Library Model Model UN Public Speaking Scorekeeping SFPD (Peer Leadership Program, Grade 7) Student Government 34th Scout Group

A WORLD TO

EXPLORE

OUTDOOR EDUCATION AT ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL

As we started to see a return to ‘normal’ throughout the 2021-22 school year, the Outdoor Education Department set to work on rebuilding authentic student connections while exploring the outdoors. We were thrilled to be able to offer day trips and overnight trips to camps as well as multi-day expeditions.

Our students were excited to once again explore the outdoors and the land that they live and learn on.

Students bonded over shared experiences, helped each other overcome challenges, and learned new limits for themselves.

Throughout the year, we were able to offer outdoor experiences to all students in Kindergarten–Grade 10 as well as bring our Discovery Program back to its full form, which included a 21-day final expedition. Grades 10, 11, and 12 students were also offered opportunities to embark on Leadership Roles in the Outdoor Education Program. It was an amazing year, and our students should be proud of their accomplishments.

BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS OUTDOOR EDUCATION AT ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL

ALL STUDENTS IN:

GRADES K–3

HAVE MULTIPLE OUTDOOR DAY-TRIP EXPLORATIONS

GRADES 4–7 ATTEND OUTDOOR CAMPS

GRADE 6 GO SNOWSHOEING

GRADE 7 GO CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING

GRADE 8 ATTEND CAMP AND AN OVERNIGHT CAMPING EXPERIENCE

GRADES 9 & 10 GO ON 4-DAY SEA KAYAKING, CANOEING, OR HIKING EXPEDITIONS

MORE THAN

70 TRIPS

THROUGHOUT THE YEAR

10%

OF GRADE 10, 11, AND 12 STUDENTS ARE INVOLVED IN

LEADERSHIP ROLES

THROUGH THE OUTDOOR EDUCATION PROGRAM

OBJECTIVES Our Outdoor Education Program focuses on developing students in four key areas: interpersonal and intrapersonal skills; environmental and social awareness; academic integration; and outdoor skills. Activities are designed to follow a continuum of skill development in each of these four areas, developing in complexity through the grades.

DISCOVERY 10 OVER 55 DAYS IN THE WILDERNESS

The Discovery 10 Program gives participants an opportunity to explore the beautiful province of British Columbia in a year-long adventure that divides time between experiences in the outdoors and the classroom.

OBSERVED BENEFITS FROM THIS PROGRAM: • • • • • • • • •

Self-awareness Risk-taking Resilience Problem solving Conflict resolution Self-care Confidence Empathy Understanding of differences

WHERE WE GO • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Acadia Beach Anvil Island Callaghan Lake Provincial Park Capilano River Regional Park Cultus Lake False Creek Garibaldi Provincial Park Golden Ears Provincial Park Indian Arm Jericho Beach Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve Lynn Canyon North Shore Mountains North Coast Trail Pacific Spirit Park Pitt Lake Sayward Forest Sechelt Inlet Skaha Bluffs Provincial Park Squamish Stanley Park Sunshine Coast West Memorial Park Whistler

WHAT WE DO • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Camping Hiking Climbing Canoeing Kayaking Snowshoeing Cross-country skiing Downhill skiing/snowboarding Backcountry touring Archery Team-building initiatives Survival bracelet making Fire-building Shelter-building Plant and animal identification Challenge courses Meal preparation and cooking Trip planning and packing Navigation and route planning Leadership skill development

A WORLD OF

ATHLETICS

ATHLETICS PROGRAM AT ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL

BUILDING BODIES & MINDS OUR ATHLETICS PROGRAM

More than 80 years ago, we recognized the educational value of including a strong Athletics Program for boys at St. George’s School. Decades later, we offer a diverse array of competitive and recreational programs to challenge our boys athletically and socially. Our coaches work to ensure that positive character development is always integrated into each boy’s experience on and off the field, during practices, games, tournaments, and on trips and tours. The ‘pursuit of excellence’ is a key element in the structure of our competitive sport programs, ensuring our athletes are prepared to continue their growth and development at the next level. Great memories, wonderful experiences, and strong relationships are expected outcomes from our co-curricular Athletics Program.

COMPETITIVE SPORT PROGRAMS

BADMINTON

BASKETBAL

CROSS COUNTRY

CSSHL HOCKEY

CURLING

FIELD HOCKEY

GOLF

ROWING

RUGBY

SKIING

SNOWBOARDING

SOCCER

SWIMMING

TABLE TENNIS

TENNIS

TRACK AND FIELD

VOLLEYBALL

WATER POLO

MORE THAN

40 DIFFERENT OPTIONS

XC MOUNTAIN BIKING

OFFERED AT THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR SCHOOL COMBINED

The School supports all levels of involvement with all of our sports and co-curricular programs. Students are encouraged to be multi-sport athletes and try new sports or activities to broaden their experiences and challenge their bodies and minds. From a focus on the pursuit of excellence in highly challenging and complex training and competition that could lead to national and international experiences, to a recreational level where enjoyment is the primary goal — all student-athletes and coaches are encouraged to integrate the School’s Core Values of empathy, humility, integrity, resiliency, respect, and responsibility into their involvement in all aspects of our sports program.

RECREATIONAL SPORT PROGRAMS

BASKETBALL TRAINING

CURLING

FITNESS

GOLF TRAINING

PICKLEBALL

ROWING

RUGBY TRAINING

SKIING

SOCCER TRAINING

SPIKEBALL

SWIMMING TRAINING

TABLE TENNIS

TRAIL RUNNING

VOLLEYBALL LEARN TO PLAY

WATER POLO TRAINING

YOGA

SNOWBOARDING

JUNIOR SCHOOL

PHYSICAL HEALTH AND EDUCATION Managing Physical Health and Education (PHE) was challenging due to COVID-19 guidelines, but we continued to provide our students with as full a curriculum as possible. Boys were organized into cohorts or learning groups and were able to experience a full range of activities. Within instructional classes, students enjoyed opportunities to practice new skills, refine old ones, and test their skills in game situations.

Wing Games continued to provide a healthy level of competition, and we also found opportunities for enrichment activities like dance to take place. Our hallmark for the year was resilience!

MORE THAN

95%

PARTICIPATION IN SPORTS

AT BOTH THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR SCHOOLS

40+

ATHLETIC TEAMS

THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR

10+

OLD BOYS COACHING ONE OR MORE TEAMS

130+

LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

(TEAM CAPTAIN, CO-CAPTAIN, VICE-CAPTAIN, MANAGER)

SENIOR SCHOOL

COMPETITIVE SPORT HIGHLIGHTS BADMINTON We partnered with Crofton House School to form a mixed team and competed against other independent schools. Our Varsity Team won the 2022 ISAA Boys Championship.

CURLING Our Curling Team placed 4th in the BC School Sports Provincial Curling Championships. We use the facility at the Vancouver Curling Club.

BASKETBALL Our Varsity Basketball Team won the Vancouver-Sea-2-Sky Zone Championships and were ranked #1 in the Province amongst AAAA teams. We also have Junior Varsity, Juvenile, and two Bantam teams, along with a “2nd Varsity” Team.

GOLF The Golf Team competed across the Lower Mainland. They won the BC School Sports AAA Provincial Title in 2022.

CROSS COUNTRY Local races are often held at Jericho Beach Park and we regularly send athletes to compete at the Zone and BC School Sports Provincial Championships.

CSSHL HOCKEY Our teams travelled across the Lower Mainland and Western Canada to compete in league games and tournaments. The teams train and play home games at UBC’s Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Arena.

ROWING Local regattas filled the season. More than 90% of our rowers competed in the finals at the Canadian Secondary Schools Rowing Association National Regatta in St. Catharines, ON, and two Junior. B boats returned as National Champions.

RUGBY Our Junior and Senior Rugby Teams have decades-old rivalries with Shawnigan Lake School, Brentwood College School, and St. Michael’s University School (all on Vancouver Island). This year, we had to forego the traditional overseas tour during Spring Break.

SKI & SNOWBOARD Many of our boys finished on the podium at the Ski & Snowboard races held at Whistler-Blackcomb, and we qualified as a full team to compete at the BC School Sports Provincial Championships.

SOCCER A focal sport in Term 1, the 10A Soccer Team won the ISAA Junior Boys’ Championships, with the 1st XI and 10B Teams also earning podium finishes.

SWIMMING Our program has won the BC School Sports Provincial Championship every year for the last two decades and we are fortunate to have Kerr Pool on campus as our home for training throughout the year.

TABLE TENNIS Our boys frequently place in the Top 3 at the BC High School Invitational Provincial Championships.

TENNIS The combined Saints / Crofton House Tennis Program went undefeated and captured both the ISAA and the BCSS Provincial Championship titles.

TRACK & FIELD We sent more than 10 athletes to complete at the 2022 BCSS Provincial Championships in Langley.

VOLLEYBALL Both our Senior and Junior Volleyball teams competed in tournaments all around the Lower Mainland on a weekly basis including the ISA Championships.

ULTIMATE Our combined Saints/York House Teams teams have placed well at several Provincial Championships in the past few years.

A WORLD OF

ARTISTIC VISION THE ARTS AND APPLIED DESIGN, SKILLS AND TECHNOLOGY AT ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL

Whether it’s designing/building/lighting stage sets, acting, creating high-tech animation, painting, drawing, sculpting, or programming, St. George’s students love to explore and develop their talents. The choices at our School are unparalleled and include opportunities to act in semi-professional productions; play in one of ten major bands and ensembles; take a master class with renowned international artists and musicians; compete for one of the much-prized arts scholarships; or exhibit their work publicly. Students are also creatively engaged in applied design skills through business simulations and competitions, building robots, writing code, or crafting exquisite pieces in our woodshop.

NURTURING CREATIVITY

THE ARTS AND APPLIED DESIGN, SKILLS AND TECHNOLOGY AT ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL

VISUAL ARTS

665

STUDENTS FROM GRADES 8–12 ENROLLED IN

VISUAL ARTS COURSES

THEATRE ARTS

165

STUDENTS FROM GRADES 8–12 ENROLLED IN

THEATRE ARTS COURSES

APPLIED DESIGN, SKILLS AND TECHNOLOGY

20

APPLIED DESIGN, SKILLS AND TECHNOLOGY COURSES

19

VISUAL ARTS COURSES

188

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN

GRAPHIC, DIGITAL, AND MEDIA ARTS

235

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN

CERAMICS AND 3D STUDIO ARTS

242

7

THEATRE ARTS COURSES

113

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN

WOODWORKING

112

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN

181

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN

DRAMA

COMPUTER AND DRAFTING

35

325

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN

FILM STUDIES, THEATRE PRODUCTION, AND TELEVISION PRODUCTION

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN

ART AND 2D STUDIO ARTS

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN

BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS

142

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN

ROBOTICS

PORTFOLIO DAY Because of the pandemic, Portfolio Day was held online. This is a special day for St. George’s students applying to art schools as representatives from top-end schools meet with our students to provide one-on-one critiques of each artist’s work in preparation for their portfolio submission. As a result, ten students from the Class of 2022 were accepted to art schools last year.

Students were encouraged to consider the following when preparing to make a decision about studying art in a post-secondary institution: • • • • • •

Research the different schools and their programs, as not all schools offer the same programs.

If they know the program interests them, research which schools have that program.

If they are interested in a double major, determine which programs can be combined with art.

Determine the portfolio requirements for their schools of interest.

Determine other requirements needed. (Essays, letters, specialized portfolio challenges, etc.)

Note the deadlines for Portfolio submissions.

SCHOOLS THAT TOOK PART LAST YEAR: • Arts Centre • CCA - California College of Arts • ACAD - Alberta College of Art and Design (now known as AUarts - Alberta University of the Arts) • SCI-Arc - Southern California Institute of Architecture • Emily Carr University of Art and Design • CCS - College for Creative studies • MICA - Maryland Institute College of Art, Barticmore Maryland • SAIC - School of the Art Institute of Chicago

149

STUDENTS IN

SENIOR SCHOOL CONCERT BANDS

37

STUDENTS IN

WIND ENSEMBLE

36

STUDENTS IN

JAZZ ENSEMBLES

MUSIC HIGHLIGHTS SENIOR SCHOOL

(2 JAZZ ENSEMBLES & 2 JAZZ COMBOS)

12

INVITATIONS TO

THE NATIONALS (MUSICFEST CANADA)

2

FULL SCHOOL

RECORDED LIVESTREAM CONCERTS

1

MULTIMEDIA CONCERT A NIGHT AT THE MOVIES FEATURING THE WIND ENSEMBLE AND SENIOR JAZZ ENSEMBLE

1

ANNUAL JAZZ RETREAT AND CONCERT EVENING OF JAZZ CONCERT FEATURING JODI PROZNICK, BILL COON, AND MILES BLACK (TRILOGY)

17 INTERNAL

MUSICAL TROPHIES

5

INTERNAL

MUSIC SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED ANNUALLY

4

13

STUDENTS AWARDED POSITIONS IN THE

STUDENTS AWARDED POSITIONS IN THE

(2022)

(2022)

DENIS WICK CANADIAN WIND ORCHESTRA

BC HONOUR WIND ENSEMBLE

JUNIOR SCHOOL

We were proud to offer both a virtual Winter Concert in December and an in-person Spring Concert in June. Grade 7s had a special role in the Remembrance Day Ceremony: each boy made an individual recording of O Canada that was then combined into a large multimedia project featuring 88 students playing together in a virtual performance. In May, the Junior School presented the intermediate musical, The Claw, to live audiences, with 46 boys in Grades 4–7 participating in three performances. The primary grades also produced their own musical theatre project — Pirates: A Musical!

— for friends and family, with every student participating.

ALL

GRADE 4, 5, 6, & 7 STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

ALL

GRADE 6 & 7 STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN

CONCERT BAND

ALL

KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 3 STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN

THE PRIMARY MUSICAL

GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP GLOBAL STEWARDSHIPAT ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL

BUILDING AN ETHIC OF CARE

MORE THAN

5000 HOURS OF VOLUNTEER SERVICE

TO THE LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY

MORE THAN

11%

OF STUDENTS EARNED A

SERVICE RECOGNITION AWARD

FOR COMPLETING VOLUNTEER WORK IN 2021–22

Coming out of the pandemic restrictions, our students relished in the opportunity to learn and grow from experiences in the community. This year, the themes of Global Stewardship were climate change, food security, sustainability, land stewardship, poverty reduction and inequality, social justice, and consumption and production. Flex Days provided time for workshops exploring social justice, sustainability, and global education and enabled students to partake in experiential learning to develop empathy, care, and passion for their community.

Many community projects were launched by passionate students who wanted to make a difference in their communities. Two such projects were Shellevate, a project working with Sodexo to repurpose egg shells into fertilizer; and Fair for All, which began by refurbishing used computers to provide devices to Thunderbird Elementary students during remote learning, and grew to offering online classes in computer programming and more.

One of the major highlights of the year was the success of the annual Hamper Drive.

Prompted to reevaluate how we partner with our recipient families and agencies in the midst of COVID-19 restrictions, the entire St. George’s community rallied together to provide tremendous financial support for our greater community. More than 1000 individuals in nearly 250 families received grocery gift cards and care packages to help provide for their needs during the holidays. We look forward to the 2022 Hamper Drive when we will be able to more fully engage with the wider Saints community in the implementation of communitybuilding traditions.

GLOBAL STEWARDSHIP THEMES • • • • • •

Climate change, sustainability, and engaging in nature-based action work Food security and sustainability Land stewardship Poverty reduction and inequality Consumption & production Social justice

GLOBAL STEWARDSHIP PROJECTS/HIGHLIGHTS • Integrating Global Stewardship themes of sustainability, social justice, and global education into experiential education workshops in Flex Days.

• Engaging student leaders to launch student-run projects with GS themes: • • • • •

Humans of Saints Student Podcast Saints Sprouts Community Garden Shellevate Coding Pals

• Relationship-building with Musqueam

WAYS WE HELP

HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2021-22

COMMUNITY PARTNERS Admiral Seymour Elementary Atira Women’s Resource Society Be the Change Earth Alliance BMO Marathon Camosun Bog City of Vancouver CKNW Kid’s Fund Covenant House Food Stash Greater Vancouver Food Bank Insight Global Education Kiva Microfinancing Learning Buddies Movember Musqueam Pacific Spirit Park Society The Reading Bear Society Saints Fair Saints Players Terry Fox Run UNICEF Campaign

CRAM THE VAN

SUPPORTING FAMILIES IN THE FRASER VALLEY DECEMBER 16, 2021

The SGPA organized many parent and student volunteers (and our good neighbour, Stong’s Market) to collect donations for those affected by the historic flooding last winter. With their donations, enthusiasm, muscle, and collective goodwill, everyone crammed the van — and more!

Four school vehicles (two vans, a trailer, and a school bus) headed to Chilliwack to support food banks in the Fraser Valley and deliver 10,000 canned food items of proteins, veggies, fruit, and soup. The one-week campaign following the Hamper Drive and prior to Winter Break produced incredible results.

A VIBRANT COMMUNITY ST. GEORGE’S PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION

SGPA I S I N VO LV E D W I T H E V E N T S S U C H A S

THE

SPIRIT RUN

THE WELCOME BACK BBQ

AND THE

SAINTS FAIR

AS WELL AS PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR A HOST OF VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES SUCH AS

THE

BOY-O-BOY

SPEAKER SERIES

+

&

THE

USED UNIFORM SALES

PLAYGROUND SUPERVISION, LIBRARY DUTIES, AND LOST & FOUND TO NAME BUT A FEW...

2021-22

SGPA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Many schools boast about the commitment and support of their parent community. The St. George’s Parents’ Association, through an abundance of creativity, enthusiasm, and hard work, stands in a category of its own. Through its many events and points of contact with parents, the SGPA nurtures a vibrant community where each parent has the opportunity to volunteer and support the School.

ON JUNE 30, 2022

CHRISTINA BROWN President JESSICA HANICK Vice-President Communications LISA TSIANDOULAS Secretary Grade Parent Coordinator KIRSTEN THOMPKINS Treasurer CATHERINE BORRITT Boy-O-Boy MIMI YEO Boy-O-Boy JENNY DING Volunteer Coordinator/Translator CANDY WANG Events STEPHANIE BOZZER Communications

As a wonderful by-product of many SGPA eventss — with the Saints Fair holding a key position — substantial funds are raised to support the School. Some important examples of the impact of SGPA fundraising: SUPPORT FOR THE

ENHANCEMENT OF PROGRAMS WITH

THAT ALLOWS FOR IMMEDIATE FINANCIAL INTERVENTION FOR SAINTS FAMILIES EXPERIENCING LOSS OR DIFFICULTY

AND/OR

HEAD OF SCHOOL’S FUND

NEW EQUIPMENT AMENITIES

SARAH LO Events JULIE PRUTTON Finance NOREEN SINGH Used Uniform/Lost & Found MARTIN SHEN Past President

A WORLD OF

TRADITIONS THE OBA ALUMNI

OBA ALUMNI

WE ARE GENERATIONS

The OBA Alumni, incorporated in 1950, is a not-for-profit society that works closely with St. George’s School and its Boards to build connections between Alumni and the School as well as foster strong personal and professional relationships within our community. The OBA recognizes any student who has completed one full year at St. George’s School as an OBA Alumnus. Each year, over 150 new Alumni are added to the OBA community, which has an excess of 7000 members around the world. The OBA Alumni Mission Statement is “to inspire and strengthen the engagement of Alumni with St. George’s School and Alumni with each other.”

7781 OLD BOYS

AROUND THE WORLD

5

CHAPTERS

IN HONG KONG, LONDON (UK), NEW YORK, TORONTO, AND VANCOUVER

2021-22

OBA ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORS ON JUNE 30, 2022

RODAN GOPAUL- SINGH ‘88 Board Chair OWEN CAMERON ‘99 Vice-Chair ALLAN McGAVIN ‘04 Secretary MATTHEW LAU ‘12 Treasurer CHRIS BROWES ‘96 Director EDWARD CHAPMAN ‘77 Director ZACH FRANIEK ‘12 Director MAXIM GOTSUTSOV ‘03 Director

OBA ALUMNI

MISSION STATEMENT To inspire and strengthen the engagement of Alumni with St. George’s School and of the Alumni with each other.

20+

REUNION AND NETWORKING EVENTS

The OBA Alumni is a vibrant and interactive community with a strong presence on Georgian Connect, LinkedIn, Instagram, and other social media platforms. The group aims to connect its various generations through mentorship and friendship.

Reunion events take place regularly in Vancouver, Hong Kong, Toronto, and New York as well as Los Angeles, San Francisco, and London, England — all of which provide valuable in-person connection points for Alumni. Every year, Alumni ‘give back’ with their time and expertise through coaching, speaking engagements, and participation in events like Careers Day and ArtsWeek as well as generous financial support. They are proud to support the School’s goal of continual improvement.

2269

GEORGIAN CONNECT MEMBERS

1930

LINKEDIN GROUP MEMBERS

JEFFREY LEE ‘04 Director KENNETH LI ‘95 Director WILL MATTHEWS ‘09 Director STEPHEN MILLEN ‘70 Director PAUL MITCHELL- BANKS ‘78 Past Board Chair JEFF UPPAL ‘07 Director

896

INSTAGRAM FOLLOWERS

A WORLD OF

GENEROSITY

OUR FINANCIAL REPORT

ALUMNI DONATED

$ 818,087 IN 2021-22

THE SGPA RAISED

$ 102,620 IN 2021-22

$ 29,955,293 MARKET VALUE OF ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL

ENDOWMENT FUND AS OF JUNE 30, 2022

A GIVING COMMUNITY FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT

Financially, the School realized another successful year, closing the 2021-22 academic year with an excess of revenues over expenses, after amortization and interest, of $4,720,999. Revenues totaled $52,768,818 and total expenses were $48,047,819. The charts on the following page provide additional information.

REVENUE SO UR CES

EXPENSE

CATEGORI ES

( $’ 0 0 0 )

($’000) SALARIES & BENEFITS: $27,905

TUITION & BOARDING: $37,026 AMORTIZATION: $150

TUITION AND BOARDING NET REVENUE ROSE

9.8%

FROM THE PREVIOUS YEAR

FOUNDATION: $6,088

TUITION & BOARDING: $37,026 AMORTIZATION: $150

GOVERNMENT GRANTS: $3,849

FOUNDATION: $6,088

GOVERNMENT GRANTS: $3,849

OTHER INCOME: $5,656

SALARIES & BENEFITS: $27,905

SCHOOL OPERATIONS: FACILITIES: $2,105$4,834 LEASE: $6,210

ADMINISTRATION: $2,136 FACILITIES: $2,105

ADMINISTRATION: $2,136 FINANCIAL AID: $1,417 FINANCIAL AID: $1,417

FOOD SERVICES: $1,954

2021-22 TOTAL

FUNDRAISING: $304 $304 FUNDRAISING:

FOOD SERVICES: $1,954

$ 52,769

AMORTIZATION: $1,184

AMORTIZATION: $1,184

2021-22 TOTAL

$ 48,048 SALARIES & BENEFITS: $27,626

FROM ALL SOURCES ROSE

FROM THE PREVIOUS YEAR

LEASE: $6,210

OTHER INCOME: $5,656

TOTAL REVENUE

8.9%

SCHOOL OPERATIONS: $4,834

SCHOOL OPERATIONS: $3,752 TUITION & BOARDING: $33,708

LEASE: $6,225

AMORTIZATION: $165

FACILITIES: $1,978

TUITION & BOARDING: $33,708

FOUNDATION: $5,940

AMORTIZATION: $165

GOVERNMENT GRANTS: $4,095

FOUNDATION: $5,940

GOVERNMENT GRANTS: $4,095

OTHER INCOME: $4,537

OTHER INCOME: $4,537

2020-21 TOTAL

$ 48,446

SALARIES & BENEFITS: $27,626 SCHOOL OPERATIONS: $3,752

LEASE: $6,225 ADMINISTRATION: $1,876 FACILITIES: $1,978

FINANCIAL AID: $1,535 ADMINISTRATION: $1,876 FINANCIAL AID: $1,535 FOOD SERVICES: $1,574 FOOD SERVICES: $1,574

FUNDRAISING: $179 FUNDRAISING: $179 AMORTIZATION: $1,182 AMORTIZATION: $1,182

2020-21 TOTAL

$ 45,926 SINCE 2017, THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS RECEIVING

MORE THAN

$ 1.3 MILLION

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE HAS INCREASED BY

36%

IN FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS DISTRIBUTED IN 2021-22

We recognize that an independent school education is a significant financial investment. St. George’s School is committed to attracting and retaining students from a variety of socioeconomic backgrounds who have the potential and passion to thrive through access to our program. The School’s Financial Aid Program has been developed to assist families who, without financial assistance, would not be able to afford the cost of a St. George’s School education. We believe that attracting the very best students to St. George’s benefits the entire school community. The Financial Aid Program is funded through Endowment Fund income and the annual operating budget, both of which benefit from donated funds.

BURSARIES

$ 1,225,700

SCHOLARSHIPS

$ 111,061

YEAR-END PRIZES

$ 12,425

FUNDS RAISED IN 2021-22

ANNUAL FUND

$ 1,009,845 ENDOWMENT

$ 145,707 SCHOOL-IDENTIFIED PROJECTS

$ 121,163

TOTAL AMOUNT RAISED TOWARDS THE ONE+ CAMPAIGN IN 2021-22

$ 7,391,475 (NEW PLEDGES AND ONE-TIME GIFTS)

TOTAL NET AMOUNT RAISED TO DATE FOR THE ONE+ CAMPAIGN

$ 81,270,342 IN CASH, PLEDGES, AND GIFTS IN KIND AS OF JUNE 30, 2022

Thank you to the St. George’s community for your confidence in and commitment to the School. Your generosity helps ensure that each boy has access to the best educational and co-curricular resources possible and enables the School to expand the educational opportunities offered so every boy can find and excel at his passion.

THANK YOU

TO ALL OUR DONORS

St. George’s Circle: $50,000+ Platinum Level: $25,000–$49,999 Gold Level: $10,000–$24,999 Silver Level: $5,000–$9,999 Bronze Level: $2,500–$4,999 Ambassador: $1,000–$2,499 Supporter: Up to $999

ANNUAL GIVING ST. GEORGE’S CIRCLE Lu Family PLATINUM LEVEL Erin Tang & Derek Mah Anonymous (2 Donors) GOLD LEVEL Xianxin & Xiangmin Chen Delesalle Family Dhaliwal Family Li Family Felix Liu & Kelly Li Paul Liu & Mandy Xu Sara & Hugh Nash Prakash & Dave Family XiaoYan Qiu Suzanne J. Thomas Fund Tucakov Family Cosmo & Fiona Wang Wang Family Anonymous (2 Donors) SILVER LEVEL Chan Family Marcus & Lori Chalk Teresa Chan & Ray Ng Jun Chen & Aili Jiao Cristina & Ian Cheyne Jimmy Han Guang Chen ‘22 Diane & Don Chung Dai Family DeCotiis Family Arko Demianczuk & Doris Vretenar Danny & Eileen Deng Allen Ding Family Bronwen & Christopher Fordyce Deepak Gill Henderson & Finlayson Family Giving Fund Huang Family Karim-Fidler Family Lai Family Bill Lee & Li Hong Zhong Lillian Li Li Family Dehe Li & Lucia You Lingang Liu & Zhaojun Wang Joao Ma & Jennifer Kwok Jock & Tamara Ross Shao Family Sherwood Family Yoshiko & Yoshiki Shimmura Siddoo Family Taylor-MacDonald Family Maria & Chris Tsoromocos Jully Wahono Anjali Yuan Wang Wen Family Winston & Donna Yee Family Foundation Jeff Wong & Oringa Yip Wong & Yoon Family Xiao Family Xu Family Tina Yang & Mr. Wei Jiang Young-Georganas Family Yue Family Fei Zhao Lucas Zhao’s Family Zhou Family Zhu Family Anonymous (8 Donors) BRONZE LEVEL Armstrong Family George & Mia Cai Chan Family Cheung Family Yanfeng Li & Jenny Ding Maggie Ying Ding & George Gang Wang Graham Family Guan & Yang Family Gauvreau Family Jay Huang Klaus Lam & Fiona Fung Teresa & Michael Lee

Lee Family Wen Guang Li & Xiaoyan Fan Minzhi Li (Maggie) The Li Family, Richard & Susan Li Family Kaden Lin Liu Family Anne & Mark Mainwaring Jack Redpath ‘26 & Tron Anderson ‘32 Renton Family Hongye Sheng Vivian Shi & Freddie Fu Tan Family Wan Family Wang Family Wertz Family Foundation Tim & Susan Wittig Jason Wu’s Family Davide & Regan Xausa Wei Xie & Sarah Guo Yan Family Brian & Angelique Yang Nancy & Barry Yu Richard Yu & Jennifer Chan Wilbur Zhang & Aimee Chen Zhan Family Delong Zhao Xiaoyang Zhao & Wenchong Wu Zhou Family Zhu Family Anonymous (7 Donors) AMBASSADOR Ai Family Anthony & Jennifer Lee Family Fund Christine & Oliver Applegarth Bao Family Jas & Neeta Basra Bing & Michelle Black Family Booth family Jason Bo & Amie Liu Brown Family Brown Family Burrows Family Kathy Butler & David Ferguson Wenning Cai Hongbin Cao & Wendy Li Cao Family Jade Chen & Gus Carvalho Vivian & Wesley Chan Seonaid & James Charlesworth Sanjay & Manjeet Chauhan Chanying Chen Chen Family Ben Chew & Julia Kim Mike Cooper Dhiman Family Paul Du & Mrs. Sherry Su Duan Family Durbin Family Ecker Family Fan Family Helen Fang & Zaichi Hu Finan Family Kelley & Dave Fitzpatrick Lindsay Forbes & Ali Dibadj Forsgren Family C. & K. Fung Gadalla Family Terry & Shenrry Gao Gauthier Family Gill Family Sonny & Jag Gill Martin Glynn Jack Guan’s Family Philip & Sanaz Harland Mike & Kate Hill Hong Family Hotson Family David. F. Hou ‘97 David & Susan Howard Isaac Family Jagger Family Jin Family Kelly Jordan & Riley Inge Olivia Kei & Huey Lee

Andrew & Jenn Kirker Hanna Krause & Alex Blodgett Kubera Payments Corp Winnie Lai-Fong Dennis Lee & Cristina Bigg Fai Lee & Debbie Leong Lee Family Albert & Kelly Lee James & May Li Xiaofei Li & Liyan Zheng Lin Family Ben Ling & Charmaine Ma Liu Family Zhuqiang Liu Ying Liu Liu Family The L.L Family Christopher T. Loh ‘86 & Rowena Ong Tim Louey ‘91 & Christina Louey Jian Mao McConville Family McLachlan Family Matt & Stephanie Miller Ary Munkhjargal Gary Nakhuda & Michelle Gontier National Tile (2005) Ltd Marina Newson Ni Family Caroline North Palmer Family Julie Paton & Colin Watt Stephen & Ann Marie Platt Sara & Serkan Polat Gary & Mina Pooni Xin Qiu Dan Qu & Davin Miao William & Tracey Rand Caroline Sanche Kai Shen & Jessica Tang Shen Family Ying Sheng Ravi Sidhu & Parvathy Nair Simmons Family Rajeev & Kally Singh Demetrios & Jennifer Sirounis Siu Family Tyler & Julie Steele Su Family Sunny Sun & Benshun Gong Sun Family Kuldeep & Sandy Tatla Telus Match Peter & Lisa Tsiandoulas Tsoromocos Family Gene Vitug & Sonya Varma Waddell Family Wang Family Stacy Wang & Tony Liao Tao Wang Wang Family Watt Family Victor Wu Wu Family Yang Family Mao Ye & Weixia Cheng Yen Family Ying Family Yue Family Linda Zeng Jun Zhao & Grace Chen Zhang Family Zhang Family Zhang Family Christy Zhang Taylor Zheng & Vicki Yuan Zhu Family SUPPORTER Ao Family Austin Family Andrew Arthur ‘80 & Tammea Arthur Gregory & Priya Baker Belanger Family Bellamy Family Chris Blackman & Shawn Hamilton Siamak Boroomand ‘96 Margie Boyer

Noreen Boyer Bozzer Family Bretsen Family Frederick D. Brooks-Hill ‘88 Roger Brown ‘86 Craig Burner Cai Family Callaghan Family Reto Camenzind ‘05 & Heather Camenzind Owen Cameron ‘99 & Heather Cameron Brian Campbell ‘61 Cao Family Edward J. Chapman ‘77 Jan Chavarie Chebolu family Ed & Alice Cheung Cheung Family Chu Family Stephen Chung ‘77 & Gail Chung Clancy Family Spencer & Chantal Cotton Blake Cowan Creighton Family Henry Dao & Hien Nguyen Devan Dass ‘12 Amanda & Alexander Demner Enrique A. Domingo John Edmond ‘53 Electronic Arts Canada Ron Ezekiel & Shelley Perlman Bennett Ferguson Yitao Gan Gao Family Gerard Search Cole Gladders ‘20 Karen & Aaron Gladders Rodan Gopaul-Singh & Megan Verchere Gordon Family T. Goteng Doug Grant ‘92 & Kristen Riddell Matthew Grenby ‘89 Zachary E. Hauser ‘13 Peter Heap & Lynda Cronin Henze Family Alan & Melissa Howie Hua Family Hui Kim Family Michael Hungerford ‘90 Isac Family Abraham & Catherine Jang Jiang Family Karin Kemeny Malcolm Kendall & Tamara Myers Gary Kern Kilfoil Family John Killick Kim Family C. Klassen Kwan Lee Family Mary & Tony Kwong Nancy Kudryk Lam Family Larm Family Matt Lau ‘12 Emily & Darren Lazare Andrew C. Leask ‘82 Lederman Family Mr. Lee Sam C.W. Leung ‘01 Leslie Family Kenneth Li ‘95 Lin Family Liu Family Linda & David Liu Family Sabrina Liu & Owen Xu Lum-O’Keefe Family Thomas Lymbery ‘46 MacCosham Family David MacKenzie Nathan Mah’s Family Ronan Mahaffy’s Family Marcoe Family James R. McCreary ‘60 McDonald Family Guy McKenzie-Smith Robert & Lydia McLean Stephen Millen ‘70 Miller Family

Corey & Jessica Ming-Lum Emily Moir & David Rose Stephen Molnar Mori Family Mottahed Family Kathryn Murray Hoenig Nasrabadi Family Alan Nichol ‘84 Jim Norris ‘66 Oystryk Family Caroline Pan & Mr. Kevin Zeng Tanya Peters Emily Piper Poon Family Proznick Family Simon Qin Jason Qiu Quesnel Foundation Trust Fund Krish Ramanathan & Carolyn Taylor Richardson Wealth Norm Roaf ‘69 Roopra Family Rossi Family Sandhar Family K & S Sangara Jason & Lisa Scharfe Cody Scott Justin Scott ‘19 Mr. Sell Sharma Family Alan Sherman Andrew Shirkoff Sandeep & Selena Sidhu Michael Skene ‘85 & Andie Skene Sky Family Melvin So Yi Song & Violet Wang Dave Steinson John Stevulak Stephen M. Sturgeon Sara & Don Sutton Roger Sweeny ‘48 Karrie Tam Ed Taylor Taylor/Brooks-Hill Family Alan T.W. Theng ‘01 Derek Thong ‘01 & Charmaine Tsang Jamie & Saukok Tiampo Tony & Claudia Tornquist Tsamis Family Trent Tucker ‘83 Steffen & Shelley Tweedle Neeta Uppal Walker Family Jens-Erik Walter ‘88 Leo Wang Stacey & Xin Wang Wang-Shao Family Ben West & Margot Keate West David Williams James Wilkie & Kelly Tremblay Danielle Wilson Lloyd Wilson ‘59 Alexander Wittstock Graham & Natalie Wong Joseph Wong Tom Wong & Emily Lee David Xia Xia Family Xiao Family Xu Family David Xu ‘26 Ms. Yang Yen-Unterberger Family Ying Family Jason Yu & Jessica Liu Sue & David Young Yu Family Zack-Simon Family Zaw Family Mr. & Mrs. Zhang Zhang Family Bin Zou Anonymous (79 Donors)

ONE+ CAMPAIGN GIVING Zuheir Abrahams ‘86 & Silvia Chang Chris & Susan Adams Michael & Hisami Adamson Mihael Aksmanovic & Nancy McLeod Ismail & Emilia Ali Ao Family Christine & Oliver Applegarth Aquilini Family Tali’ah & Francesco Aquilini Peter R.B.Armstrong ‘72 & Tristan B.G. Armstrong ‘03 Aujla Family Tahir & Noorine Ayub Anda & Mike Bacinschi Annie Kong & Bernard Bai Monika Deol & Avtar Bains Brian Baird and Megan Evans-Baird Ronald Bao & Amy Shen Christopher Barrett ‘07 Mark & Karrie Beauchamp Max Bedford ‘13 Michael P. Bentley ‘80 & Lesley Bentley & family Peter J.G. Bentley ‘47* & Sheila Bentley Bertels Motion Family Bogart Family Boris Bong ‘89 Booth family Anne Boyle Lyle Braaten & Michelle Switzer Brittingham / Garza Family Max Brittingham ‘19 Alix Brown Peter Brown Family Cheryl & Martin Burian Stephen & Bronwyn Burke Burns Family Wenning Cai Reto ‘05 & Heather Camenzind Owen Cameron ‘99 & Heather Cameron Lesley Campbell Carvalho Family Casa Di Coltellaro Developments Ltd Marcus & Lori Chalk Chan Family Ho Yam Chan & Jin Yun Ding Vincci Chan & Derek Pang Adam, Victoria, Ashton & Jacob Chang Ling Chang & Guoqiang Xu Edward Chapman Seonaid & James Charlesworth Sanjay & Manjeet Chauhan Chee Family Rick Chehil & Madhu Jawanda Amy & Henry Cheng’s Family Ethan Chen’s Family Jimmy Han Guang Chen ‘22 Kuei Ping Chen Lydia Chen Wei Chen Xinmin Chen & Lin Li Luo Rob & Kerri Chetner Ed & Alice Cheung Cheung Family Cheung Family Cristina & Ian Cheyne Chiang-Xu Family Andre Chilcott ‘80 & Dorothy Chilcott Ken Chiu Choi Family Gary Choo & Brenda Pang Wen & Rachel Chu Peter & Anna Chuk Chung Family Diane & Don Chung Stephen Chung ‘77 & Gail Chung John Cicci ‘19 Matthew & Cynthia Cicci Ronald L. Cliff ‘46 Jonathan & Ava Clogg Sarah Coates Cohen-Rosenfeld Family Leslie & Larraine Cohen Fabrizio Coltellaro

Katherine & Jeff Crawford Alex & Jodi Cristall Curyer Family Jianming Dai Harvey (‘83), Jody, Rebecca, Arieh (‘14) & Eli (‘15) Dales Adrienne Davidson DeCotiis Family Delesalle Family Marco, Cindy & Xavi Delgado Don & Nicola Demens Demner Family Danny & Eileen Deng Lin Deng Rui Ping Deng Rui Xiang Deng Gregory Devenish Dhaliwal Family Sukhbinder Dhiman Diamond Foundation, Jill Diamond, Andrew Abramowich & Jack Abramowich ‘19 Dan Ding ‘14 Jiali Ding & Yanfeng Li Maggie Ying Ding & George Gang Wang Ding Family Jason & Joanna Doray Brett Dowling ‘14 Robert M.B. Driscoll Paul Dunstan Prentice & Toni Durbin Lisa Eastwood & Gregory Lilles Shanni Eckford & Michael Eckford ‘87 Edmonds Family (Tricia, Scott, Joseph ‘17, Will ‘14) Robert Elliott & Francine Lo Jordan Eng ‘82 & Polly Eng; Jordan & Polly Eng Peter & Akiko Espig Dean & Charmaine Fader Adrian Fan ‘94 Fan Family Collin & Shannon Ferguson David Ferguson & Kathy Butler Finan Family Luke Fiorante ‘11 Fitzpatrick Family Keat & Linda Foo Jordan Forseth Forsgren Family Markus ‘82, Janet, Zachary ‘12 & Alexandra Franiek Franke Family Ryan French ‘84 Juliette & Sven Freybe Nancy Fu Fuller Family Joseph Fung ‘99 and Michelle Tam Gadalla Family Ashley Gadd & Michelle Wong Gaglardi Family Terry & Shenrry Gao Gao Family Gao Family Gauthier Family Deepak Gill H. Rick Gill Gong-Yin Family John & Kelly Good Graham Family Doug Grant ‘92 & Kristen Riddell Gray Family V. Grewal & Family Fen Guo Jennifer Guo & Mr. George Hu Kevin Guo Family Patrick Guo & Rachel Li Guo Family Al-Karim & Farzana Haji Beth Harrop & Ben Cherniavsky Hartley Family Zachary E. Hauser ‘13 Rob & Sue Hector & Family The Highbury Foundation Brian & Andrea Hill Catherine Holman Hong Family Mrs. Hong Horne Family

Hou Family Rong Hu and Xuezhu Yu Hua Family Gang Huang George Huang ‘20 Hongwei Huang & Xian Li Howard & Christine Huang Family Rose Huang & Jack Liu Winston Huang & Family Huang Family Huang Family Peter & Siska Hugh Elsa Hui-Derksen Nav & Sodi Hundal Dr. Robert Irvine & Donna Turko Jagger Family Mike & Margot Jagger & Family Mark & Alana James Sophia Jiang & Alex Wu Wei Jiang and Tina Yang Jiang Family Feng Jin Family James Jin & Linda Wang John C. Kerr Family Foundation Sam & Sara Johnston Andrew & Louise Jones Saul & Sheryl Kahn & Family Jake Kalpakian ‘86 & Diana Kalpakian Kape Family Karen & Colin Jackson Family Fund Shahzad & Rongrong Karim Kathryn Dunstan Family Foundation Roger Kayo Kelly Family Karin Kemeny Khara Family Andrew & Jenn Kirker Nigel ‘83 and Carolyn Kirkwood Thomas Kirkwood ‘19 Klann Family Courtney Klassen Koronczay Family Kubera Payments Corp Nancy Kudryk Petra Kuret & John Maiorino Kwong Family Anila Lacroix Dr. C. Lai and Dr. Y. Wong Lai Family Lai Family Steven (Guanghao) Lai ‘15, Stanley (Sicheng) Lai ‘19 & Scott (Zhicheng) Lai (GC) David & Dorothy Lam Foundation Sara and Scott Lamb ‘79 Matt Lau ‘12 Laudan Family Patrick Lecky & Vandana Varshney Fai Lee & Debbie Leong Adrian & Carrie Lee Albert & Kelly Lee Bill Lee & Li Hong Zhong Dennis Lee & Cristina Bigg Lee Family Lonny Lee & Anne Lee Strat Leggat ‘66 & Gaye Leggat Lennox Family Alan Leong & Naomi Brown Leslie Family Wiki Leung & Simon Hui Daniel Lewin & Jennifer Sankey Leanne & Steve Lewis Lewis Family Li Family Cheng Ming Li Chengxue Li & Qian Wang Dehe Li & Lucia You Jack & Joyce Li Li Zhong Li & Li Hua Huang Sheng Li & Jing Bai Thomas Li Wei Li & Jun Li Zhen Li & Ying Shuang Xue Liang / Chiu Family Lin Lin and Frank Fa

Xiaogang Lin & Lin Hu Rocky Ling & Susan Chen Geoffrey Litherland ‘84 Ethan Liu ‘21 Jacky Liu’s Family Jie Liu Jing Hang Liu Linda & David Liu Family Lucia Liu Mrs. Liu Paul Liu and Mandy Xu Sabrina Liu & Owen Xu Sha Liu Yulin Liu & Jia Wang Patrick & Ju Lo Sarah Lo & David MacKenzie Lockhart-Graham Family C. Loh ‘86 & family Timothy & Jennifer Loh Lohia Family Xiaobo Long Longevita Scientific Inc. Lou Family Tim ‘91 & Christina Louey Rob & Sara Lovell Judy Low Bin Lu Family Jianxin Lu & Family Jun Lu & Xiaolan Huang Family Lu Family Tom & Teresa Lui John & Carman Lum Lum-O’Keefe Family Max & Jennie Luo Cathy Ma Kun Ma Xavier Ma ‘25 Zhen Liang Ma & Mary Zhong Zhongxin Ma & Jing Li Maché Family Mackay-Mejia Family Foundation Mackay Family Grant Madu Irving Mah & Louisa Leung Nathan Mah’s Family Ronan Mahaffy & Family Nasreen Maherali Geoff Mair ‘88 & Amy Mair Henry & Patti Man Marcoe Family Dr. and Mrs. Maru Rory Matheson & Karen Ravenhill Bob & Sandra Matsuyama Tom & Sheena Matthews Paul & Alicja Maurer McCauley Family Greg McCunn & Dionne Kilian McDermid Family Maureen & Roy McIntosh McJunkin Family Menzies Family Andrew and Stephanie Meikle Andrew & Shawna Merkur Metcalf-Chu Family Golnaz & Andrew Mindell Stephen Millen ‘70 Chuan Ming & Ting Fen Chen Colin Mitchell ‘15 Paul Mitchell-Banks ‘78 Mok Family Pippa Morgan & Ken Ecker David Mullen & Georgia Evans Stephen Munford & Philippa Willis T. Murphy & L. Raymond Musqueam Chief & Council, & Education Department Michael Nauss & Leslie Jones Negraeff Family Nemirow Family He Nian & Sun Yuan Nielsen Family Ng Family Ng Family Tuan Nguyen & Linh Duong

Dean & Lynette O’Leary Kevin & Ssonia Ong Chris & Johanna Oosthuizen Kimberly & Robert Orr Longrong Ou Yang and Kai Zhou Pachchigar Family Andrew Pan & Renee Wang Dr. William Penz & Ms. Michelle Rooney Pi Family Piper/ Kim Family Piper-Elgie Family William & Martha Piper Ms. Pollock Neil & Michelle Pollock Mrs. Poon Gary & Mina Pooni David Porte & Debbie Setton Karen Potter-Auger Proznick Family Wen Dong Qiao Honglei Qiu & Haiwen Sun XiaoYan Qiu Qiu Family Dan Qu & Davin Miao GuoShan Que & Jade Yang Dr. K. Ramanathan and Dr. C. Taylor Inc. Jack Redpath ‘26 & Tron Anderson ‘32 (ONE, AF) Jessie Xiang Ren & Victor Rongshu Liang Ricci Family John Rodgers & Jessica Tinker Danvir & Binika Roopra Rose Family Rossi Family Wang Rui & Li Han Xiang (David) Sadeghi Family Sammut Family K & S Sangara Matthew & Sharon Sauder Jason & Lisa Scharfe (Damon) Gabrielle Scorer & Duane van Beek Scott Family Radek & Joyce Sedivy Septwolves Junqi Shang Alex She & Jessica Chan Kai Shen & Jessica Tang Shen Family Ying Sheng Michael & Lesley Shepard Shilletto-Lee Family Yoshiko & Yoshiki Shimmura Andrew Shirkoff Kam & Anna Shojania Siddoo Family Sandeep & Selena Sidhu Tabs Singh & Binday Bhangle Sonny & Nobi Singha Michael Skene ‘85 & Andie Skene Sky Family Donna Smith Russell & Gillian Smith So Family Sodexo Catherine Song Yi Song & Violet Wang Xiu Juan Song Song Family St. George’s School Auxiliary Paul Stanton ‘54 Jaime & Jessica Stein Steiner Family Craig & Erica Steinke Jane Stoller & Jeff Witten Andrew & Yesmeen Strang Don & Barbara Stuart Mike Su & Eva Xu Gavin Sun Jin William Sun ‘14 Tassan & David Sung Family Giving Fund Chris Tam Brandon Tang ‘17 David Tang & Ms. Michelle Liu Jeffery Tang & Queena Chu Shirley Tang

Ed Taylor & Family Hsu & Taylor Family Taylor/Brooks-Hill Family Ken & Cindy Teskey Paul & Leslie Tilbury Tjoa Family Giancarlo & Odette Tognetti Legacy Trust Foundation Victor Tong ‘21 Tony & Claudia Tornquist TPMG Capital Vincent Tsang ‘90 Victor & Haruna Tsao George Tseng & Leslie Wang & Aiden Tseng ‘22 Peter & Lisa Tsiandoulas Tucakov Family , Unterberger & Yen Family Neeta Uppal Vestis Fashion Group Inc Wade Family Wall Family Fang Fang Wan Wan Family Alex & Annie Wang Cosmo & Fiona Wang David Wang ‘21 & Thomas Wang ‘23 Dennis Wang ‘17 Dong Wang & Yun Shi DongYun Wang & Tao Cui Helen Wang Iris Wang Shaobo Wang ‘20 Stacy Wang & Tony Liao Stacey & Brian Wang Tao Wang Ying Wang & Gen Liu Warfield Family Wasson Family Liz Watson & John McLean Michael A. Watt ‘83 & Monique Badun The Weathertop Foundation Rong Wei & Huaixin Li Wells Family Wen Family Anthony & Janna Werry Wertz Family Mary White* Michael Williams Tim & Susan Wittig Hubert & Kirstin Wohlgemuth Asa & Nancy Wong Dan Yeung Wong & Cindy Li Michael & Stephanie Wong Richard Wong & Angelina Lowe Tom Wong & Emily Lee Bob Wooder & Beth Bynoe Matt & Marci Wright-Smith David Wu & Dolley L. Wu Jason Wu’s Family Wu Family Guoqing Xia, Steven Xia Xiao Family Xiao Family Jian Xiong Bang Li Xu Meimei Xu Xiao Ling Xu Zhi Qian Xu Xu Family Xu Family Zheng Yan Brian & Angelique Yang Qing Yang & Jia Ying Jiang Ye Family Marshall & Leanne Yee Brad Yen ‘87 & Florence Yen Por Yen Charitable Foundation Limited Yen Family Lily & Simon Yi

Mei Yin Richard Ying’s Family Anthony Young & Rowena Ting Sue & David Young Young / Georganas Family Thomas Yu Yang Yu Yu Family Enze Yuan & Xin Pan Thomas Yuan Zack-Simon Family Zaw Family Linda Zeng James Zhan’s Family Annie Zhang & W. G. Shen Angela & Roy Zhang Family Hui Zhang & Daoping Yu Jian Zhang & Yan Zheng Joe Zhang ‘18’s Family Joey Zhang ‘24 & Family Kevin & Emily Zhang Nancy Zhang, Barry Yu Tom Zhang ‘19 Wilbur Zhang & Aimee Chen Xiao Ming Zhang & Amy Chen Zhang Family Betsy Zhao, Yucun Zhu & Clark Zhu ‘21 Delong Zhao Deyi Zhao & Yuexia Qi Qun Zhao Rhea Zhao Zhao Family Zheng Family Bangwei Bowen Zhou ‘15 Kai Wen Zhou Sam Zhou Zhou Family Bin Zou Sasa Zhu Youngxue Zhu Anonymous (206 Donors)

ENDOWMENT GIVING Don Nilson ‘71 Nicolas Parker-Jervis ‘61 Andrew D. Peat ‘70 Ida Templeton Benjamin Tischler ‘08 Brad Yen ‘87 Ian Yen ‘03 Anonymous (3 Donors)

SCHOOL-IDENTIFIED PROJECTS Adamson Family Fund Lily Bu Chuquan Cai Jimmy Han Guang Chen ‘22 Susan Chen J. Stuart Clyne ‘50 & Margaret Clyne Danny and Eileen Deng Gill Family Jurovich Family Marc Kazimirski & Michelle Ostrow Catherine Kinahan Hunter Lin ‘22 Weijun Lin and Juan Hu Tom & Teresa Lui David W. J. McAdam ‘77 Kai Shen & Jessica Tang Hongye Sheng Xiao Xu Tang Maggie Wang Rickie Q. Wang Anonymous (7 Donors)

St. George’s School gratefully acknowledges all donors whose generous and continued commitments demonstrate their support and loyalty to the School. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this report. If, however, any errors or omissions have occurred, please accept our apologies, and advise the Advancement Office so that corrections can be made.

GEORGIAN GIVING Armstrong Family Andrew Arthur ‘80 & Tammea Arthur Joost Blom ‘63 Siamak Boroomand ‘96 Frederick D. Brooks-Hill ‘88 Brown Family Roger Brown ‘86 Reto ‘05 & Heather Camenzind Owen Cameron ‘99 & Heather Cameron Brian Campbell ‘61 Chan Family Chan Family Edward J. Chapman ‘77 Chu Family Stephen Chung ‘77 & Gail Chung Ronald L. Cliff ‘46 Mike Cooper ‘54 Blake Cowan ‘72 Harvey ‘83 & Jody Dales Devan Dass ‘12 Amanda & Alexander Demner ‘04 Richard L.J. Dunsterville ‘57 Durbin Family John Edmond ‘53 Cole Gladders ‘20 Rodan Gopaul-Singh ‘88 & Megan Verchere Graham Family Doug Grant ‘92 & Kristen Riddell Matthew Grenby ‘89 Peter Heap ‘64 & Lynda Cronin Heather Finlayson & William Henderson ‘89 David F. Hou ‘97 Michael Hungerford ‘90 Jake Kalpakian ‘86 & Diana Kalpakian Kubera Payments Corp Nigel B. Kirkwood ‘83 & Carolyn Kirkwood Lam Family Matt Lau ‘12 Carlos Lazatin ‘95 Andrew C. Leask ‘82 Anthony P. Lee ‘88 Sam C.W. Leung ‘01 Blakeney M. Lewis ‘74 Kenneth Li ‘95 & Ivy Chen Tim Louey ‘91 & Christina Louey Thomas Lymbery ‘46 James R. McCreary ‘60 Guy McKenzie-Smith ‘75 Robert’04 & Lydia McLean Stephen Millen ‘70 Corey ‘91 & Jessica Ming-Lum Paul Mitchell-Banks ‘78 Stephen C. Molnar ‘83 Mottahed Family Alan Nichol ‘84 Don Nilson ‘71 Jim Norris ‘66 Lum-O’Keefe Family Christopher T. Loh ‘86 & Rowena Ong Palmer Family Nicolas Parker-Jervis ‘61 Andrew D. Peat ‘70 Norm Roaf ‘69 Justin Scott ‘19 Michael Skene ‘85 and Andie Skene Melvin So ‘04 Paul Stanton ‘54 Roger Sweeny ‘48 Brandon Tang ‘17 Hsu & Taylor Family Alan Theng ‘01 Jamie ‘94 & Saukok Tiampo Benjamin Tischler ‘08 Charmaine Tsang & Derek Thong ‘01 Trent Tucker ‘83 Jens-Erik Walter ‘88 Ben West ‘92 & Margot Keate West David Williams ‘71 Lloyd Wilson ‘59 Brad Yen ‘87 & Florence Yen Ian Yen ‘03 Anonymous (22 Donors)

TWO CAMPUSES TWO CLASS A HERITAGE BUILDINGS

ONE

SWIMMING POOL

THREE

PLAYING FIELDS

ONE

BOATHOUSE (SHARED WITH UBC)

WITH A TOTAL BUILDING SPACE OF

192,527 SQ.FT.

22.5 ACRES ADJACENT TO ALMOST

2000 ACRES OF PACIFIC SPIRIT PARK

A WORLD CLASS SCHOOL OUR FACILITIES

St. George’s School enjoys two beautiful and spacious campuses adjacent to the 2000 acres of Pacific Spirit Park in the Dunbar neighbourhood of Vancouver, British Columbia. Our Campus Master Plan was developed to ensure our school community’s facility needs will be met for decades to come. The plan will be executed by way of a multi-phased fundraising campaign which began in 2014; phase I of the campaign was completed in 2016, surpassing the initial goal of $40 million. Already completed or underway are major restoration projects for our two heritage buildings and renovations of all classrooms at the Junior School, including the library. Most significantly, construction of the transformational new senior campus has begun.

SOCIETY BOARD OF DIRECTORS

FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES

LEADERSHIP TEAM

Michael Skene ’85 Society Board Chair Nominating & Governance New Buildings Task Force

Prentice Durbin ‘89 Foundation Chair Nominating & Governance

David Young Head of School

Shanni Eckford Society Board Vice-Chair Advancement Chair Property & Facilities Vice-Chair Seonaid Charlesworth Strategic Planning & Partnerships Chair Nominating & Governance Vice-Chair Prentice Durbin ’89 (Ex-Officio) Foundation Board Chair New Buildings Task Force Paul Dunstan New Buildings Task Force Chair Don Forsgren Property & Facilities Chair New Buildings Task Force Vice-Chair Joseph Fung ’99 Strategic Planning & Partnerships Rodan Gopaul-Singh ‘88 (Ex-Officio) OBA Alumni Chair Advancement Nominating & Governance Karen Grant Strategic Planning & Partnerships Michael Jagger Property & Facilities

Kathy Butler Investment Chair Ben Cherniavsky Investment Ryan French ‘84 Investment Nominating & Governance Mark Lewis ‘89 Audit & Risk Management Robert Orr Audit & Risk Management Chair Victor Tsao Audit & Risk Management Chris Tsoromocos Investment Michael Skene ’85 (Ex-Officio) Society Board Chair Nominating & Governance Seonaid Charlesworth (Ex-Officio) Nominating & Governance Claudia Ferris Board Secretary

Sanjay Chauhan Director of Finance Karen Potter Director of Human Resources Neil Piller ‘85 Director of Operations Andrew Shirkoff Director of Risk Management Dave Fitzpatrick Director of Advancement Reto Camenzind ‘05 Co-Associate Director of Admissions, Senior School Emily Moir Co-Associate Director of Admissions, Junior School Sam Johnston Director of Learning Alan Hesketh Director of Residential Life Dr. Gary Kern Principal, Senior School Karyn Roberts Principal, Junior School

Nigel Kirkwood ‘83 Finance & Audit Chair Karen Kwan Nominating & Governance Michael Mackay ‘04 Advancement Vice-Chair Robert McJunkin Property & Facilities Committee Chair Finance and Audit Vice-Chair John Newell Finance & Audit Property & Facilities Martha Piper Strategic Planning & Partnerships Vice-Chair Nominating & Governance Gary Pooni Advancement Christina Brown (Ex-Officio) SGPA President Advancement Andrea Thomas Hill Nominating & Governance Committee Chair Strategic Planning & Partnerships Claudia Ferris Board Secretary

LEADERSHIP AT ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL AS OF JUNE 30, 2022

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