St Andrew's College Philanthropy Report 2025

Philanthropy Report 2025 Giving at St Andrew’s College: Philanthropy, Volunteering and Community

CONTENTS From the St Andrew’s College Foundation ..........

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From the Rector ...................................................

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From the Development Office ..............................

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Our Community and Our Volunteers ...................

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Celebrating Co-curricular ...................................

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Philanthropy – the Spirit of Generosity at St Andrew’s College ..................................... 13 Thanking our Donors ........................................... 14

From the St Andrew’s

College Foundation The St Andrew’s College Foundation exists to ensure that generosity shown today has a lasting impact on generations of students yet to come. In 2025, the Foundation continued its role as a long-term guardian of the College’s independence, character, and future strength.

The Foundation portfolio closed the year with a total value of $25,113,701, supported by investment income of $2,287,546 and philanthropic contributions of $225,071. These results reflect both disciplined financial management and the continued confidence our donors place in the Foundation’s purpose and stewardship.

This performance was achieved against the backdrop of continued volatility and uncertainty in global investment markets.

While financial performance is important, our primary focus remains impact. Every gift entrusted to the Foundation is managed with the future firmly in mind, supporting access to a St Andrew’s education, strengthening the College’s people and facilities, and preserving what makes this school distinctive. Students are at the centre of every decision we make.

The Foundation has welcomed the appointment of Mark Wilson as Rector and is already working closely alongside him as St Andrew’s continues to grow and evolve. This work is guided by a shared commitment to the College’s values and to maintaining its position as New Zealand’s leading independent co educational school. Strong governance, clear leadership, and thoughtful long-term planning remain essential as the College responds to future opportunities and challenges.

Foundation funding continues to support scholarships and initiatives that enhance the long-term well-being of the College. This support ensures that talented students can benefit from a St Andrew’s education regardless of circumstance, while enabling the College to plan strategically and invest with confidence. Reflecting a significant increase in donations in 2025, the Foundation increased its annual contribution from the equivalent of 20 full-time scholarships in 2024 to 25 in 2025.

I would like to sincerely thank all donors who supported the Foundation during 2025. Your generosity opens doors for individual students today and contributes to the enduring strength of the College community for the future.

I also extend my thanks to my fellow Foundation Trustees, Matthew Lancaster, Richard Smith, Mark Mulholland, Gordon MacLeod, and Tom Stanley, for their ongoing commitment and shared sense of responsibility. Together, we remain focused on building a strong, sustainable future for St Andrew’s College.

David Boyd CHAIR St Andrew’s College Foundation

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From the

Rector Kia ora koutou.

As I reflect on my first year as Rector at St Andrew’s College, I have been continually reminded of the generosity, connection, and shared purpose that define our community. Grounded in our Presbyterian Christian faith, we are a College that values service, gratitude, and supporting others.

These qualities shine through in every act of giving.

A highlight this year has been the outstanding response to our 2025 Annual Giving Appeal, through which our community has contributed $141,370 to install solar panels across the campus. This initiative reflects our commitment to sustainability and thoughtful stewardship.

It reduces our carbon footprint, increases our energy resilience, and lowers ongoing costs so more resources can be directed to teaching and learning. It also creates meaningful, real-time learning opportunities for students in Science, technology, and data analysis.

This is a practical expression of innovation that will benefit students today, and into the future.

We are deeply grateful to the many donors whose generosity supports scholarships across the College. These gifts provide life-changing opportunities for students to thrive at St Andrew’s, ensuring that a diverse range of young people can benefit from the education, values, and community we offer.

The 2025 Leavers’ Gift is another expression of this spirit of service.

Their contribution towards a new display cabinet that will allow us to begin to share more of the College’s museum collection across the campus, highlighting our rich heritage at events and exhibitions.

A plaque on the cabinet will acknowledge their generosity and the lasting connection they leave behind.

I would also like to acknowledge the many sponsors and supporters who have partnered with the College throughout the year. Your commitment, whether through events, programmes, or co-curricular initiatives, strengthens the opportunities available to our students and enriches the life of our community.

This year has also seen the beginning of our Strategic Direction 2026–2030, with a strong emphasis on belonging, growth, and well‑being. Philanthropy will continue to support this work as we develop our new Property Master Plan, guiding the College’s evolution with clarity and purpose.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us this year. Your generosity strengthens St Andrew’s and enriches the opportunities available to every student.

Ngā mihi nui

Mark Wilson RECTOR

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From the

Development Office A New Direction During 2025, the St Andrew’s College Development Office underwent a strategic shift with the creation of a new role to strengthen alignment between development goals and community connection. The Head of Development and Community Relations role was introduced to address a gap in the College’s programme and to evolve engagement with parents and stakeholders in a post COVID environment.

2025 Annual Giving Appeal The 2025 Annual Giving Appeal raised $141,370, with support across all four giving tiers, reflecting our community’s strong commitment to sustainability. This funding enabled the installation of solar panels on the roof of the Pre-school and Junior Department. Installed over the 2025/26 Christmas break

by Harrisons Solar, the project delivers renewable energy for the College, reducing grid reliance, supporting long term cost savings, and providing real world learning data for students.

Westgarth Scholarship The Westgarth Scholarship continued to grow in impact, with the second recipient, generously supported by John (OC 1960) and Alison Westgarth, commencing Year 9 in 2025 following the inaugural recipient awarded in 2024. A third recipient is scheduled to enter Year 9 in 2026.

Donor Societies Our donor societies remain a key part of the St Andrew’s College community, and we are grateful to those who support the College through their generosity. This year we welcomed two new donors into the Strowan Club (gifting a total of $10,000), and two donors into our Highland Society (gifting a total of $25,000).

Bequests Several bequests were received during the year from late Old Collegians around the world. We are forever grateful to them and their families for their generosity and the lasting impact these gifts will have on future generations.

Trust and Foundation Support Charitable trusts continue to play an important role in advancing St Andrew’s College’s strategic priorities and supporting the long term strength of the campus.

The College also remains grateful for the ongoing work of the St Andrew’s College Foundation, whose stewardship and advocacy play a vital role in connecting the College with trust and foundation partners and strengthening support for the College’s future.

Summary In 2025, St Andrew’s College continued to strengthen its approach to development and community engagement, supported by the generosity of our donors, trusts, and the wider St Andrew’s whānau. From strategic leadership and philanthropic partnerships to scholarships, sustainability initiatives, and legacy giving, these contributions are helping to shape a strong and sustainable future for the College and create meaningful opportunities for current and future generations.

Tomo Yee HEAD OF DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS

The Sponsorship Programme The Sponsorship Programme continued to make a strong contribution to sport and culture at St Andrew’s College, with many long‑standing sponsors returning alongside new families and businesses joining the programme. Their support enables targeted giving to teams, activities, and initiatives, enriching opportunities for students and supporting them to perform at their best.

The Development Office works closely with sponsorship committees and partners to ensure all relationships align with College values, and we are grateful for the continued and growing support of our community.

Sponsorship Tiers and Recognition In line with the College’s Sponsorship Policy, the programme offers the following recognition tiers:

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Silver

Bronze

Sponsorship of $10,000+ per year

Sponsorship of $5000+ per year

Sponsorship of $2000+ per year

Sponsors may choose to be publicly recognised or remain anonymous. Those who opt for recognition are acknowledged on the Thanking Our Sponsors page on the College website.

Businesses can display their logo, a link to their website, and detail the specific activity or programme they support. The Development Office co-ordinates recognition activities to ensure all acknowledgements meet College brand and communication standards.

We extend our sincere thanks to all families and businesses who have been part of the Sponsorship Programme in 2025.

Their generosity continues to make a meaningful difference to the student experience across sport, culture, and community life at St Andrew’s.

A full list of recognised sponsors can be viewed online: stac.nz/ThankingOurSponsors

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Our Community and Our Volunteers We extend our heartfelt thanks to every member of the St Andrew’s College community who has supported us this year, whether through financial contributions, gifts in kind, or the generous donation of time and expertise.

In the stories that follow, you’ll meet the students, volunteers, and donors who embody the spirit of giving at St Andrew’s. Their commitment strengthens our College, supports those beyond our gates, and drives the continued success of our philanthropic efforts. Their impact is real, lasting, and deeply appreciated.

2025 Leavers’ Gift As is tradition, the Leavers’ present a heartfelt gift to St Andrew’s College each year as a gesture of gratitude and connection to the place that has shaped their time at the College. In 2025, the Year 13 Leavers chose to contribute towards a large display cabinet, located in our Gym 1 foyer, designed to showcase treasured artefacts from the St Andrew’s Museum collection.

This purpose-built cabinet will enhance the College’s ability to share its rich history with the community. A plaque will be affixed to the cabinet in acknowledgement of the generosity of the 2025 Leavers and their support for preserving and celebrating the College’s heritage.

The College is deeply appreciative of the 2025 Leavers and their families for this thoughtful contribution, which will play an important role in safeguarding and sharing St Andrew’s stories for years to come.

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Volunteers and Class Parent Programme St Andrew’s College is deeply grateful for the remarkable commitment of our volunteers, whose generosity of time, energy, and spirit strengthens every part of College life. This dedicated community, made up of current and former parents and caregivers, Old Collegians, staff, and friends of the College, plays an essential role across a wide range of activities and groups. From supporting co‑curricular programmes and assisting in the Second‑hand Uniform Shop, to contributing to College events, productions, fundraisers, and community initiatives, their involvement enriches the experiences of our students and families.

Volunteers also play a vital part in long‑standing College traditions, including groups such as the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA), Old Collegians Association, and Ladies Circle. The Ladies Circle also contributed $2000 towards new ottomans in The Green Library and Innovation Centre, enhancing the student study environment and comfort. Their collective efforts help foster connection, uphold our values, and ensure the vibrant, welcoming environment St Andrew’s is known for.

We extend our sincere thanks to every volunteer who has given their time in 2025. Your willingness to contribute, in ways both seen and unseen, makes an immeasurable difference and continues to strengthen the heart of our community.

Pipe Band The St Andrew’s College Pipe Band contributes to many community events each year. The Band was pleased to support the following community events in 2025.

• StAC Attack 2025, James Hay Theatre, Christchurch Town Hall; • pipers at various Anzac Day services throughout Canterbury; • retirement village recitals and performances; • Hororata Highland Games.

Pipers also played for various special events and functions including reunions, weddings, and funerals.

St Andrew’s College also hosted and sponsored several significant pipe band related events.

• Labour Weekend Silver Chanter Solo Piping Championships; • Solo Piping local competitions (three); • Solo Pipe Band Drumming Oceania Championships (two).

The Band relies heavily upon fundraising events to fund pipe band activities. Many volunteers contribute to the Parents and Supporters Committee led by Hamish Foote and Renee Brook. This group contributed significantly to fundraising which enabled each band member to be subsidised for the National Championships in Invercargill.

The Band is proud of its ongoing contribution to the wider community and very grateful to supporters and contributors to the Pipe Band.

Richard Hawke PIPE BAND DIRECTOR

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Preparatory School The strength of the Preparatory School community was evident throughout 2025, with parents and caregivers contributing their time to enrich learning across all year levels.

In Years 1–3, students benefited from specialist knowledge shared by two parent pilots who supported the Flight Unit.

Their classroom visits brought the curriculum to life, offering real‑world insights and answering a wide range of curious questions from our youngest learners.

Students participated in the World Vision 40 Hour Challenge, demonstrating empathy and global citizenship while raising $10,000 College wide for vulnerable communities.

Leigh Fowler PRINCIPAL OF PREPARATORY SCHOOL

Parent involvement also played a vital role in the success of numerous trips and events. From Beach Education to the Wigram Air Force Museum, volunteers ensured students were well supported, safe, and engaged. Their presence enabled these experiences to run smoothly and added an invaluable layer of connection between home and school.

Preparatory sports events continued to thrive thanks to the dedication of our parent community. Whether assisting with transport, managing equipment, supervising students, or taking on specific roles, volunteers were instrumental in the delivery of events such as the triathlon, duathlon, Canterbury Primary Athletics, and swimming competitions. Their commitment helped create memorable and meaningful sporting opportunities for all participants.

The generosity of families, sponsors, and the PTA had a significant impact on student opportunities and resources in 2025.

Support for sports was particularly strong. Wolfbrook Property Group provided $1500 to supply t-shirts for the AIMS Games team, helping our athletes represent the College with pride.

PAK’nSAVE contributed $5000 towards basketball, enabling the purchase of long sleeve playing gear that enhanced both performance and team identity.

The PTA continued its longstanding tradition of supporting student well-being and enrichment. A contribution of $5000 funded specialised Physical Education and sports equipment, ensuring students had access to high quality resources for skill development and active play. The PTA also generously supported the development and installation of the Pre-school’s solar panel project, ensuring healthier and safer standards of practice for our youngest students and their families.

Service to others remains a cornerstone of the St Andrew’s College ethos, and students across the Preparatory School embraced opportunities to give back throughout the year.

Year 1–3 students collected Christmas gifts and food parcels for the Chirstchurch City Mission, learning the importance of compassion and community care. During Melanoma Awareness Week, the Get Spotted theme day raised awareness and generated $1000 in donations to support melanoma research and education.

Students and staff joined together to raise funds and awareness for youth mental health, on I Am Hope’s Gumboot Friday. The school community stood united against bullying, promoting kindness and inclusion on Pink Shirt Day.

Community Projects In 2025 we raised $9493.88 for So They Can through their 1Human Race campaign, making a real difference for young women in Africa providing access to education and health care.

The College raised $10,000 for World Vision through the 40 Hour Challenge in 2025.

58 care bags were gifted for Kairos Rescue Food who collect and distribute food to over sixty food charity organisations within Christchurch.

Over 1000 Christmas presents were gifted to the Christchurch City Mission through our Christmas Appeal.

In conjunction with the Sustainability Council a daffodil bulb fundraiser was co-ordinated in preparation for planting and harvesting for a Cancer Society Fundraiser on 29 August. $429 came via tutor donations and $472 through the Middle School Chapel offering.

In Term 4, Year 12 and 13 tutor groups were given a profile and gift request of families and individuals in need within our city.

Through the Presbyterian Support gift packages initiative 36 beautiful packages were donated.

Rev. Paul Morrow CHAPLAIN

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PTA The St Andrew’s College Parent Teachers Association continues to help the school thrive, playing an important role in connecting the community of families to the wider school.

As a registered charity, the PTA derives all its income mainly via the Second-hand Uniform Shop. It also generates a smaller portion of its income from the ever-popular annual Christmas Cake fundraiser which the PTA once again co-ordinated and ran.

It continues to be well-supported by the community and this year the funds raised were allocated to the Pipe Band. The PTA would like to thank the St Andrew’s College Communications Department for their generous contribution of pro bono work and advertising to the fundraiser.

All proceeds generated via PTA activities are then filtered back into the school to support our young people. Our aim being to work collaboratively to enable every student to be the best versions of themselves across academic, sporting, cultural, music or socially.

To foster a more connected St Andrew’s community, the PTA organised events and assisted the school with volunteers for several other events during the year. A robust and willing group of parents donated their time to ensure that events run smoothly and enjoyably during the year. The small army of volunteers also ensured the Second-hand Uniform Shop ran smoothly each week during the school year enabling school parents to benefit from buying and selling items through the shop.

2025, like previous years, saw the PTA look to assist both specific areas of the school that required additional funding to larger wider school initiatives. During the year, the PTA assisted with donations totalling $54,334, including: • a new Preparatory School grandstand $6275; • additional canoe polo team equipment $3000; • 36 new sporrans for the Pipe Band $12,960; • 2025 Annual Giving Appeal $10,000; • two extra large, fixed sunshade umbrellas for the Middle School $21,000; • a new overlocker for the Drama Department $1099.

If you are interested in joining the PTA, supporting at events the PTA is involved with or volunteering in the Second-hand Uniform Shop, please email stacpta@stac.school.nz.

Tim Gibb PTA PRESIDENT

Old Collegians Association In 2025, the Old Collegians Association continued its dedication to supporting St Andrew’s College and its students. This year, our alumni generosity has made a tangible impact, most notably through a $30,000 donation towards the College’s newly installed solar panels, an initiative that reflects our commitment to sustainability and the future of the school community.

Beyond sustainable projects, the Association has maintained its ongoing support for students’ extracurricular activities, College events, and reunion gatherings, reinforcing the strong connection between past and present members of the St Andrew’s community.

We are deeply grateful to our alumni for their ongoing contributions and to the Executive team whose commitment and leadership make these initiatives possible. Together, we celebrate the continued spirit of giving that enriches our College and supports the students of today and tomorrow.

Zoe Merrick OLD COLLEGIANS PRESIDENT

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Co-curricular Co curricular programmes at St Andrew’s College are sustained through the collective commitment of staff and the generosity of parents, volunteers, donors, and sponsors across our community. In 2025, this support provided meaningful assistance to a range of sporting codes, helping to offset the costs of equipment, uniforms, and tournament travel, while parent volunteers continued to play a vital role in programme delivery. We are grateful to all who contributed throughout the year, whether formally recognised or not, and acknowledge the important role this support plays in enriching student life beyond the classroom.

Basketball We reflect on another outstanding year of basketball at St Andrew’s as the programme continues to grow in both numbers and stature across the entire College. We remain incredibly fortunate to have a wide network of support that allows our ākonga to flourish both within and beyond the College.

We would like to publicly acknowledge the generous support of the following philanthropic partners:

Gold

PAK’nSAVE

Silver

Oxford Edge

Bronze

Ellesmere Transport, FAS Mechanical, Giannis, MacRitchie Investments Ltd., Miles Construction Ltd., Wheeler Motor Company

As this was an ‘odd’ year, we had the privilege of hosting another sold out HoopItUp Gala Dinner at The Commodore Hotel. We extend our sincere thanks to the following individuals and organisations who generously donated their time and/or auction items: Taylor Britt, Nigel Buchanan, Chelsea Cameron, Dean and Amanda Calvert, Ash and Rachel Cook, Marianne Delaney‑Hoshek, Ash and David Ermerins, Steve Eves, Vicki Farrant, Owen Franks, Reon Kelson, Aogan McGuinness, Kerry McIntosh, Joe Moody, Adam Morgan, Mark Morrison (Harcourts Gold), Thomas Patterson, Graeme Rhodes, Belinda Schouten, Burton Shipley, Dayna Stirling, Andrea Stratford‑Sutherland, Brian Stronach, Fiona Turner, Nick Wheeler, Charlotte Whittaker, and Lauren Whittaker.

I am exceptionally grateful for the basketball fundraising committee consisting of Andrea Stratford-Sutherland, Rachel Cook, Thomas Patterson, Liz Righton, Deb Stowell, Fiona Turner, Marianne Delaney-Hoshek, David Ermerins, and Jamie Wright, for their tireless work that benefits our programme. Their efforts included: • organising and overseeing our bi-annual HoopItUp Gala Dinner; • initiating another successful iPhone auction; • subsidising tournament costs; • providing financial support to athletes selected to represent New Zealand; • covering the cost of physiotherapy, massage therapist, and mental skills coaching; • financing recovery gear, mouthguards, and shoes for those in need.

Lastly, I would like to acknowledge the contributions of Old Collegian and advocate for our programme, Burton Shipley.

Burton has generously donated both his time and NBA memorabilia to the College, both of which are immensely valuable and appreciated. Thank you for your ongoing support.

With 105 competitive hoopers in the Secondary School participating in the 2026 season, we look forward to another excellent year of St Andrew’s College basketball.

Ben Eves TEACHER IN CHARGE OF BASKETBALL

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Cricket and Rugby Each year, the cricket and rugby programmes at St Andrew’s College continue to flourish, made possible through the valued partnership and support of our sponsors and donors.

Their commitment plays an important role in giving our teams a competitive advantage and supporting our student athletes to perform at their best.

Alongside significant support from our wider donor community, we are sincerely grateful for targeted contributions that enhance specific aspects of these programmes. In 2025, the St Andrew’s College Old Collegians Association Golf Tournament contributed $6435 towards cricket, while rugby benefitted from philanthropic support through the Endeavour Rugby Scholarship.

The contributions of all our sponsors have been instrumental to the ongoing success of St Andrew’s students.

When combined with the dedication and hard work of our coaches, managers, and supportive parents, this backing has helped deliver yet another strong season. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all who played a part in supporting our teams.

Mike Johnston HEAD OF CRICKET AND RUGBY

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Cricket Sponsors

Bronze

McBride Construction

1st XI Supporters

Active Health, Aotea Plumbing & Drainage, Birchfield’s Glass & Glazing, Bushnell Builders, Dominator Canterbury, Garden City Chem-Dry, P & D Painters Ltd., Select Sports Go Hockey, Southside Electrical Ltd., Combined Security Solutions Ltd.

Rugby Sponsors

Gold

Mike Greer Homes Oakleys Plumbing Supplies

Silver

Bayleys Real Estate (Whalan & Partners Ltd.), DiggersNZ Ltd., FMI Building Innovation, Forsyth Barr, Gibbons, Harcourts Gold, Mackersy Property, McVicar ITM, Misco Joinery, Resene Construction Systems, Resene Paints, Saunders & Co, Ute Nation, VIP Structural Steel

Bronze

Graham Hill Roofing Ltd., Mackley Carriers, Maugers Contracting Ltd., Oxford Edge, Wolfbrook Property Group

1st XV Jersey Sponsors

0508TempFence, Carters, Dominator Christchurch, The Elmwood Trading Co, Entire Electrical Solutions Ltd., Gary Cockram Ltd., House of Travel Shirley, Kilray Plumbing & Gas Ltd., Maxwells Drycleaning, Miles Construction Ltd., Niagara Sawmilling, No. 4 Bar & Restaurant, Riccarton Cleaning Supplied Ltd., Roa Mining Company Ltd.

Additional Sponsors for 2025

Balance Physiotherapy, Hydiene Direct

Rowing The St Andrew’s College rowing programme continues to be one of the largest in New Zealand, with 75 competitive rowers and a further 30 students benefiting from our Learn to Row programme. This success is driven by the dedication of our staff, coaches, managers, parent committee, volunteers, supporters, and families.

In Term 1, a special boat naming ceremony was held in front of Strowan House to celebrate the purchase of a Hudson rowing eight and pair from Canada. The eight, named The Legacy, was part funded through the generous parent fundraising efforts of the Cardrona Whisky Legacy Group, established and managed by past parent Sami Chesterton, who also unveiled the name.

The pair was named in honour of Old Collegian and recent World Rowing Champion, Ben Taylor (OC 2017), and was unveiled

by Ben’s mother, Anna Taylor. Funding for these boats has been made possible through parent fundraising and sponsorship.

Our staff, Hamish Bell, Liam Smith, Georgia Boyes, Kerry Larby, Nicola Proffit, Leisha Connolly, and Evert van Florenstein, provide invaluable support across regattas and training camps.

Julian Martel ensures our equipment remains in top condition, dedicating countless hours to maintenance and upkeep.

The rowing programme relies heavily on the commitment of our parent volunteers, co-ordinated by the Parent Committee, chaired by Craig Lewis. Their behind the scenes work is critical to our ongoing success. Over the past decade, the committee has also developed a strong sponsorship programme, enabling the acquisition of essential rowing equipment.

A huge thank you to our sponsors as listed below:

Gold

Lewis Bradford, PAK’nSAVE Rangiora

Silver

Anthony Harper, Level Electrical

Bronze

Kim Gordon and Cameron Bailey, Attika

Thank you to Craig Lewis (Parent Committee Chair), the kitchen committee led by Dave Molony (food ordering and menus), Stacy Scott (parent communications and rosters) and parent committee members Pete Cody, Tim Barclay, Rachael Bissell, and Kate Fraser.

Our club is incredibly fortunate to receive such strong support from these individuals and from the many parents who generously give their time. Your commitment is deeply appreciated and enables us to run a high quality programme that benefits all St Andrew’s rowers.

Hamish Bell HEAD OF VALUES AND CULTURE

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Suppliers St Andrew’s College is proud to partner with several valued local businesses who support our sport and co-curricular programmes through exceptional service, generous sponsorship, and ongoing community partnership. We thank the following suppliers for the difference they make to our students’ experiences, opportunities, and success: • Canterbury Teamwear: our official sports uniform supplier, Canterbury Teamwear, continues to deliver outstanding service and support to our teams and families. Their professionalism, quality products, and reliability help ensure our students represent the College with pride, and we are grateful for their sponsorship of several of our teams throughout the year; • Canterbury Wholesale: as a key supplier of sports equipment, Canterbury Wholesale, plays an important role in helping our students train, compete, and perform at their best. Their ongoing practical support strengthens our sporting community, and we value their continued commitment to St Andrew’s College; • The Athlete’s Foot: we warmly acknowledge The Athlete’s Foot and their School Rewards Programme, which provides sports gear to both our Preparatory and Secondary Schools

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each year. This thoughtful initiative supports participation and inclusion, and directly benefits students as they grow their skills and confidence across a wide range of activities; • Lone Star: we thank Lone Star for the generous vouchers they provide, which enable us to recognise and celebrate members of our sports community who consistently go above and beyond. These acknowledgements reinforce our values of service, commitment, and contribution, and are always greatly appreciated by recipients.

Additionally, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the families and other businesses that support our students in achieving their best. Your contributions are invaluable to our Sport and Co‑curricular programme.

Mark Lane DIRECTOR OF SPORT AND CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Philanthropy - the Spirit of Generosity

at St Andrew’s College The acknowledgements shown below gratefully recognise financial gifts made to St Andrew’s College between 1 January 2025 and 31 December 2025.

E Dr Lewis (1961) and Sharon Evans F Aaron and Amy Fisher B and E Fleming

A Anonymous (13)

Patrick (1960) and Sally Frengley

R Reynolds Family – Graham (1949), Dawne, and Gregory (1973) S Coroner Tim Scott (1967) Paul W Scott (1986) Simcock Family

G Gillies Family

Raj and Julia Singhal

Allardyce Family

Ben (1991) and Pen Gough: The Ben Gough Family Foundation

St Andrew’s College Rugby

Joan and Peter Alty

The Greer Family

St Andrew’s College Old Collegians Association

H Mike Halliday (1961)

St Andrew’s College PTA

Denis Ager Trust Jack (1960) and Helen* Allan

Ambury Family David A Anderson (1963) Gundy and Lisa Anderson Richard (1969) and Elizabeth Ashford

Euan Hilson (1954) Brian Hunt (1962) and Family

R J Barr (1972)

K Prof Miles (1945) and Betsy Kennedy

Bradbury Family Lindsay Brown (1951) Martin (1959) and Nancy Brown Burnett Valley Trust C Caxton Press Aleisha and Mike Chadderton Rachel Chen and Frank Feng Lisa and Hamish Clark Cody Family D Don (1956) and Liz Davison Andrew Doudney (1961)

Ian (1955) and Judith Stevenson

Dr Rob (1976) and Linda Hepburn

B Adrian and Sarah Balasingam Andrew Bascand (1979)

St Andrew’s College Rowing

Dr Julia Kolibay-Kneif and Dr Felix Kolibay M Kenneth Alexander Matheson (1956)

T Thirkell Family C L (1977) and S A Tod Kim and Rob Turney W Tony (1952) and Joyce Wallace and Family Jianping Wang and Yu Zhao Graham (1957) and Val Wells

Maxwell Family

John (1960) and Alison Westgarth

Bruce (1968) and Chris Mazey

Alan (1951) and Adrienne Winnicott

Rev. Paul and Jo Morrow

Wallace Woodley

Stu (2003) and Sarah Munro N Doug Nottage (2003) O Odlin Family

X Nadia Xiong Y Sunny Yang and Xin Liu

Daniel O’Reilly (2005)

Z Michael Zhang and Family

Martin and Sue Oxley

Selena Zhang and Family

Note: All cash donations are eligible for the 33 per cent tax credit or rebate.

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Thanking our Donors

B Alison K Ballantyne Tim Barnett Bruce and Jane Bascand

St Andrew’s College continues to be one of New Zealand’s leading co-educational independent schools due to the financial contributions and bequests to both the College and the St Andrew’s College Foundation. Income generated from the Foundation’s invested endowment enables the College to meet priority needs and strengthen the educational opportunities it offers, as directed by the Board of Governors.

Jonathan and Therese Bierwirth Jo Bigford-Fleming and Wayne Fleming Ron Bingham*† Margaret M Blackwell*† Robert Bosch New Zealand Ltd. Mark and Dr Robin Bowman David and Catherine Boyer Millie Bremner Lindsay Brown*†

Strowan Club

Paul* and Joan* Brown

The St Andrew’s College donor societies began in 2007 with the establishment of Strowan Club, as a means of thanking our Old Collegians, parents, and friends who have gifted $10,000 or more to St Andrew’s College.

Rob R Bruce-Barron

The following list includes all members who have given recently, or who based upon their cumulative giving, are members of the Strowan Club, Highland Member, Thompson Founders’ Circle, or as a St Andrew’s College Fellow.

Bill and Marilyn Burrows and Family

Christopher Burke Simon Burke Burnett Valley Trust Burns Family

C Bede and Melanie Cammock-Elliott Canterbury Foundation Simon and Tracey Challies Matthew Cockram S J Collins* Family Trust Gideon and Amie-Jane Couper John Crothall* in memory of E Alan Crothall Bridget and David Cushing

A Anonymous (18) Derrick Abbott

D Peter and Julianne Darling

Richard I Adair*†

Don and Liz Davison

Denis T Ager*†

Grant and Jennifer Dickey

Jack and Helen* Allan

Craig Dowling

Robert and Marion Anderson

Graham and Leila Dowling

Colin Anderson* and Family David A Anderson

E Peter R and Rana E Eggleton

Stuart and Debbie Anderson

Stewart* and Kay Elms Dr Lewis* and Sharon Evans

* Deceased

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New member in 2025

Note: All cash donations are eligible for the 33 per cent tax credit or rebate.

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F Deb Fahey

K Peter D Kennedy

Warren* and Norah* Featherston

Bill Kensington*

Brent and Elizabeth Fleming Beverley and Jim* Forrester

L Christine and Gavin Leighton

Stuart J V and Sue Fox

Harley S Lewis*†

Dr Ivor S Francis*

Jim* and Jen Livingstone

Bruce J and Ailsa* Fraser

Richard Luisetti

G Robert Gendall*

M

Keith* and Jennifer* Gillanders Ben and Pen Gough: The Ben Gough Family Foundation

Mace Engineering Ltd. Andrew and Joanne Macgregor Barry and Cheryl* Maister

A J Grant and Prof. M H Chang and Family

Emeritus Prof. Athol* and Ngaire Mann*

Dr H Scott Gray*

Phil and Linda Mauger

William A Gray*†

Steven and Jacqui McDonald

Chris and Sarah Green and Family

Grant and Jenny McFadden

The Greer Family†

Amelia McGoldrick Trust

Andrew and Wendy Griffiths

Kelvin and Sally McMillan

Joan Grumitt*

L B Miller Charitable Trust

D Nigel Gualter and Kristy O’Connor

Maurice and Helen Milliken and Family

Chris* and Jilly Marshall

H Earl* and Lani Hagaman Rick Hallifax John* and Jan Hampton and Family David and Michelle Harrison J L Hay Charitable Trust George* and Merrilyn* Hight Euan and Dawne* Hilson J David and Christine Janett David Jarman and Moira Farrell Malcolm and Hayley Johns

1917 Society The 1917 Society is for those generous members of our community who have pledged a bequest to the College.

We are privileged that they have chosen to endow part of their estate to St Andrew’s College upon their passing. For those who have shared their plans with us, we are glad to be able to thank them and welcome them as members of the 1917 Society.

Stewart M Johns

Bequests received between 1 January 2025 and 31 December 2025.

Peter Johnston* and Family

Keith Anderson

OC 1951

Brent and Vicky Jones

Lindsay Brown

OC 1951

Prof. Ron Jones*

Kenneth Alexander Matheson OC 1956

1917 SOCIETY

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S Gina (Gough) Satterthwaite: Fife Foundation

Garry Moore Greg Moore Rev. Paul and Jo Morrow

The Scanlon Family

Mark and Barb Mulholland

Paul W Scott

Texas and Lynda Mundy

D W G (Wal*) and Pam Scott

Andrew and Karen Munro

George and Kay* Scrimshaw

Beveley Murray

T Bill and Dian Taylor Neil D Thomson Peter and Pip Trumic Murray and Margaret Turley William and Pam* Turner Francis and Rosemary Twiss

Allan* and Cynthia* Shand U John and Josephine Ullrich

N Miranda and Craig Newbury

D Barry Shaw

Ed and Nicky Newman

Jun Wha Shin

Dougal* and Diane Norrie

Michael and Kate Sidey

Michael Norris and Patsy Dart*

Sir Gil and Joy Simpson

W Tony and Joyce Wallace and Family

Michael and Linda Nutt

John Sinclair and Family

Noel and Brigitte Walton

Dr Harsh P Singh and Anu Pratap

Jianping Wang and Yu Zhao

Donald Sloss

Geoff and Mary Wells Family Trust

Robert* and Jill Sloss

Graham and Val Wells

Murray and Linda Smith

J and V Wells

David Solomon*

Kerry J Wells

Robert* and Margaret Spark

Michael C Wells

Bryan and Susie Pearson

R L B (Lee) Spear

John and Alison Westgarth

Richard* and Anne Peate

Prof. Michael Spiro*

Wilkie + Bruce Architects

Richard and Almut Perrett

St Andrew’s College Board of Governors

Alun* and Miriam Wilkie

St Andrew’s College Ladies’ Circle

Rick Wilson and Janine Mayson

St Andrew’s College Old Collegians Association

Ross Wilson*†

Ron Sherlock

O Robin and Shirleen Oakley Martin and Sue Oxley P Michael and Michelle Patterson and Family

Perry Family Malcolm Petrie Cameron C Pickering George* and Lynda Pickering

St Andrew’s College PTA

E H Poole*

St Andrew’s College Rugby

Grahame* and Glen Price

Roland Stead*

Pugh Family

Adrienne L Stephens*†

R Warwick J Rathgen*

The Stevenson Family

The Reynolds Family – Graham*, Dawne*, and Gregory

Evan Stewart

Dame Adrienne Stewart, DNZM, QSM Mark Stewart and Ainsley Walter

Graham and Lorna Robertson

Wallace Woodley† Paul and Jill Wright X Dr Shaun and Cher Xiong Y Anthony and Carol Young Z Selena Zhang and Family†

John Strowger

Richard Rose

Dr Jurgen and Petra* Suppan

Shirley Rudkin*

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Peter* and Judy* Wilkinson

Todd and Danielle Stewart

Murray D Rose

* Deceased

Peter* and Carlyn Ullrich

John and Glenys Syme

New member in 2025

Note: All cash donations are eligible for the 33 per cent tax credit or rebate.

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Your generosity is greatly appreciated For further information please contact the Development office.

P +64 3 940 2000

E development@stac.school.nz

W stac.school.nz

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