St Catherine's Foundation - Impact of Giving

I M PAC T O F G I V I N G

2016–2017

485

54%

Foundation members

Increase in total received donations or gifts 2016–2017

2017 Annual Giving

81

AGE

New Foundation members

Youngest donor 15 years

‘Her Future Begins Here’ gift donations

165

15

8%

3% 79% Building Fund

Indigenous Scholarships

Library Fund

10%

AGE

96

Most senior donor 96 years

Rural Scholarships Alumni giving by age

Age

20–29

30–39

Information accurate as of August 2017

40–49

50–59

60–69

70–79

80+

In a year of engagement, achievement and unity, I am delighted to present to you the St Catherine’s Impact of Giving Report: 2016 –17.

We are grateful for the strong support achieved from across our community on the Her Future Begins Here Junior School campaign. This support has demonstrated a unity of vision – parents, alumni and staff – all working and giving together to deliver the best possible resources, educational programs and facilities for our girls.

The Her Future Begins Here Junior School campaign commenced last year and, in only a short time, I am delighted to advise that we are close to realising our $3 million target. The support we have achieved has enabled construction to begin with confidence with families seeing cranes, bulldozers and trucks laying foundations and footings for a new Barbreck before they left for the end of Term 2.

On behalf of the Foundation Board, thank you to everyone who has supported our campaign – I know many families and alumni have donated for the first time and we have seen growth across nearly all Foundation membership levels, including several new members of the Jeanie Hood Society. It was terrific to see such a huge turnout and many new Foundation families receive their membership pin at our annual thank you celebration in May at the National Gallery of Victoria.

Our community showed the true spirit of philanthropy by donating considerably to scholarships for our Indigenous and rural/regional students – providing the opportunity for girls from across Australia with opportunities which our parents and alumni know can be truly life-changing.

I would like to recognise our Foundation President Anne Court (Lowry ’58), who has retired after more than six years at the end of June. Anne served as President with a resolute commitment to the wellbeing of our girls and we will miss her great humour and panache. The Board looks forward to working with incoming President, Gina Israel (Shackell ’76) in the years ahead.

“Thank you again for your ongoing support.”

– Mr Wayne Kent CHAIR, ST CATHERINE’S SCHOOL FOUNDATION BOARD

Finally, thank you again for your ongoing support. We very much appreciate that you have again demonstrated your belief in our girls and the power of education and, in particular, a St Catherine’s education.

Mr Wayne Kent CHAIR, ST CATHERINE’S SCHOOL FOUNDATION BOARD

Incoming Foundation President Gina Israel and Chair Wayne Kent

“Thanks to our community’s strong support, we are able to fund two key new features of the Junior School – a Language Lab and the Library and Resource Centre.”

– Mr Stuart Galbraith DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS

Welcome to the second Impact of Giving Report which reports annually on the work, progress and activities of the St Catherine’s School Foundation. Thanks to the generous support of the St Catherine’s community, the Foundation has made real and consolidated progress over the past financial year 2016–2017.

redevelopment and the positive impact that it will have on the education of our girls.

The Foundation has directed significant philanthropic funds from our community to the redevelopment of our Junior School, our largest project in 50 years. We have also been able to fund new boarding scholarships for girls from rural and regional Australia and our Indigenous communities.

Thank you to our parent Campaign Team and the School’s Development and Community Relations team for their committed work, often extending to late into the evening. We very much enjoyed meeting new families across the School and hearing how your daughters and granddaughters are looking forward to the new Junior School, in particular the new facilities for science and technology, language, music and literacy. Many families commented that their giving was in response to the nurturing and empowering spirit of Barbreck and how that has, or is, making a positive impact on the education and development of their daughters.

2017 Campaign Team: Cameron Bertalli, Wayne Kent, Michelle Carroll, Sherrie Zeng, Stuart Galbraith, Sally Joubert, Jim Shergold, Lachlan Armstrong. Absent: Claudette Passon.

THE BEST START FOR HER FUTURE

Over the past year, the Campaign Team has focused on engagement of parents and alumni, holding a range of information sessions, individual briefings and other events to outline the vision of the Junior School

Thank you to everyone for your fantastic support – we know and appreciate that families have different capacities to contribute and are thrilled that, together, over 150 families have joined our cause.

Earlier this year, the Principal unveiled plans for an extensive redevelopment of the Edna Holmes Centre for Science commencing in Term 4 this year. Our girls will live and work in a global, complex and highly technological world and this $3 million project is critical in the future. We look forward to meeting with our parents and alumni over the next year to inform more details about the project and the opportunities it will present to our students.

With both the Junior School redevelopment and Centre for Science projects underway, the Foundation Board is committed to keeping our supporters informed

through our Campaign e-Bulletin. We welcome your feedback on how we can strengthen our communication with you.

A RECORD PERFORMANCE

Our Annual Giving program brings together our whole community – parents, alumni and staff in support of the School’s key projects and scholarship programs. This year, the program was also linked to the Her Future Begins Here Junior School campaign and we achieved a phenomenal result, raising

just under $200,000. The extraordinary result was the highest ever recorded and almost double our performance from last year.

Thanks to our community’s strong support, we are able to fund two key new features of the Junior School – a Language Lab and the Library and Resource Centre.

The new Language Lab will unlock new and progressive teaching, as well as both a physical space for concrete learning and the facilities to quickly connect students to digital activities. Located at the heart CONTINUED 4

of the new Junior School, the Library and Resource Centre will be an inclusive and welcoming environment supported by the latest technology and engaging literature.

School Council, as member for ten years and Council Chair for seven. New members of the Foundation were also presented with their Foundation pin.

The record support we achieved this year will enable us to deliver on our commitment to increase our enrolment of Indigenous students, with two new placements funded biennially, as well as continuing our School’s proud history of providing a welcoming second home for girls from rural and regional Australia. The School will ensure that all our girls who board at St Catherine’s have the support and opportunities they need to excel and be prepared for university and life.

The Jeanie Hood Society was formally launched in October last year for our Benefactor and Patron members. It has been wonderful to welcome new members to the Society over the year and we look forward to again hosting them at our annual Thank You Dinner with the Principal, Chair of Council and President of the Foundation.

A FOUNDATION FOR THE FUTURE

It was our pleasure to host around 100 Foundation members and guests at our annual thank you evening in May. This year’s event included an exclusive viewing of the Van Gogh – The Seasons exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria. The evening also provided an opportunity to thank Clare Cannon (Darling ’77) for her significant service to the St Catherine’s

Stephen O’Connor, Annick Houle, Wayne Kent, Gillian Ruan and Michelle Carrol

The School is extremely grateful for the late Jeannette Fraser (‘51) gifting to the School a significant bequest in her Will.

Jeannette had a lifetime experience with our School, not just as a student but as the School Sister (nurse) from 1959–1961 and again from 1965–1971. She was also a member of the SCOGA Committee for 40 years, retiring in 2003 and receiving Honorary Life membership in 2004.

Thank you to everyone who came along to our 2017 Yulendj Art Exhibition.

We are indebted to you for your show of support and goodwill for our Indigenous Scholarship Program. We sold considerably more artwork and enjoyed many more visitors throughout the week than we did at our inaugural exhibition in 2015.

In closing, I would like to record my personal thanks to Anne Court (Lowry ’58) for her leadership of the Foundation. Anne frequently opened our Foundation Board meeting with a gracious remark, laugh or a personal update on our St Catherine’s

Anne Court (Lowry ‘58)

family before keeping us on our mission to support a first-class education and co-curricular experience for our girls.

I am delighted to welcome Gina Israel (Shackell ’76) as President of the Foundation. Gina will be known to many in our community as School Captain in 1976, member of the SCOGA Committee from 2006–2012 (including a period as Treasurer) and a member of the Foundation since 2012. Gina’s mother Patricia Shackell (Sargood ’46), daughter Juliet Israel (’09) and aunt, Dame Adelaide Doughty DBE (‘24) (Nil Magnum Nisi Bonum recipient) also attended our School.

Thank you to everyone who has supported the Foundation over the past year and contributed to a significant year of growth and achievement. Your support is making a very positive difference to the education of our girls.

Mr Stuart Galbraith DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS

“Thank you to everyone who has supported the Foundation over the past year and contributed to a significant year of growth and achievement.”

– Mr Stuart Galbraith DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS

LIFE CHANGING OPPORTUNITIES FOR GENERATIONS OF GIRLS

For scholarship recipients from rural and regional Australia, boarding at St Catherine’s has a special and personal meaning.

Amy Martin’s experience is no different.

Amy Martin (’14) was born and raised in Mansfield, a small Victorian country town well known by many of our skiing families.

The boarding scholarship Amy received meant she was able to attend St Catherine’s and experience a wide range of opportunities not available at home – “the girls were all enthusiastic to learn and the teachers were beyond enthusiastic. The boarding house was, quite literally, a home away from home and the staff were incredible supportive.

“Living with fifty other girls made me well prepared for university and boarding at Deakin University, Geelong. My Bachelor of Medical Imaging degree has included clinical placements in diverse locations such as Portland and Darwin, requiring me to live with new people whilst studying at the same time.”

“Essentially my scholarship provided me with a better education, more confidence and more interpersonal skills than I ever could have imagined. My closest friends today are still the girls I went to School with at St Catherine’s.”

Alumnae such as Axi Cooper (’05) have embraced the opportunity to give back to the School and provide life changing opportunities for the next generation of girls, just like Amy.

Craig Cooper, Axi Cooper (’05) and Astrida Cooper

“Having attended St Catherine’s since kindergarten, from an early age I often heard teachers and Principals mention the importance of our motto ‘Nothing Is Great Unless It Is Good’. It was not until I was out of School that I understood the virtue of this perspective."

“I am proud to support the rural scholarship program so that together with other gifts, the entirety of the St Catherine’s experience can be offered to young women from country Victoria.”

FOR JEMIMAH AND FUTURE ST CATHERINE’S GIRLS TO FOLLOW

ELC parents Erica Gill and Brendan O’Brien are at the commencement of their St Catherine’s journey, with their daughter Jemimah in ELC 4YO and son Rupert beginning in ELC 3YO next year. However, both parents are excited about what the School offers, its philosophy and holistic view of education and its students.

“We are particularly amazed by the sense of community between students, teachers, staff and parents. Michelle Carroll and Alana Moor are an impressive team. With both at the helm driving the Junior School redevelopment and utilising their combined depth of experience, knowledge, and vision, this project was always going to be pretty special.”

“I look back fondly at my time, grateful for the life-long friendships I made, the dedicated teachers who were invested in me, and the independent thinking and leadership skills I developed through a symbiotic relationship with the School.

Amy Martin (’14)

Erica Gill, Rupert O'Brien, Brendan O'Brien and Jemimah O'Brien

“Knowing that Jemimah would benefit from this amazing initiative, and the importance of it, we wanted to support the Her Future Begins Here campaign. Not only will Jemimah and her peers reap the full benefit of the new Junior School but also girls for the generations to come.”

year. Kayla and Jasmine have settled in very well, joining local netball teams and contributing artwork to this year’s Yulendj Arts Exhibition. Jasmine’s stunning work was subsequently awarded first prize in the Years 12-16 category in the Katherine Regional Arts NAIDOC Week 2017 Art Competition.

“We feel our contribution to this initiative will go way beyond the gates of St Catherine’s with the girls passing through this facility and graduating, and following a path that will no doubt give back to the wider community in whichever field they follow.”

Our two Year 9 Indigenous students, Nina and Kayla, are continuing to do well and have enjoyed participating in the Heyington to Highlands program in Fiji. Kayla was presented with a Student Achievement Resilience Award from the Yalari Foundation last year for demonstrating qualities of strength, courage and an enduring spirit.

“We are particularly passionate in supporting girls’ education and know the importance it places in today’s society at the grass roots of education in working towards narrowing or eradicating the gender gap.”

PROUDLY GROWING OUR INDIGENOUS STUDENT COMMUNITY

We were delighted to welcome two new Year 7 Indigenous students, Kayla and Jasmine from Katherine in the Northern Territory this

Due to the ongoing support of our community, we are able to continue providing opportunities for young Indigenous students from across Australia.

The School is committed to enrolling two Year 7 students who have been awarded a Yalari Scholarship, on a biennial intake, for the duration of their secondary education.

The St Catherine’s Indigenous Scholarship program provides full boarding and academic scholarships and is a vital component of the enrichment of our culturally diverse School community.

Our commitment is that every St Catherine’s Indigenous student will have access to the education, experiences and guidance required to realise their true potential.

Jasmine Glass and Kayla Jackson

Donors

July 2016 – 30 June 2017

Alumni (SCOGA) 8 ANONYMOUS 1940s

Joan Glover (Barwood ’40) Lady Southey AC (Myer ’45) June Vose (Mackay ’46) Jennifer Jeffries-Wilson (Ramsay ’47) Margaret Howes (Duckett ’48) Jill Richards (Sargood ’48) Valda Ellinson (Beville ’49) Judy Matear (Spry ’49) 1950s 3 ANONYMOUS

Susan McDonald (Officer Brown ’50) Thea Manson (Coltman ’51) Hilary Day (Oliphant ’52) Janet Hawkins OAM (Guest ’52) Barbara Mayes (Spry ’52) Sandra Henderson (Evans ’53) Anita Westacott (Stuart ’54) Pam Fraser (Wallace Smith ’54) Elizabeth Burman (Harley ’55) Noel Calvert (Davidson ’55) Elizabeth Loane (Hayes ’56) Caroline Vaillant (Officer Brown ’56) Jennifer Smith (Wilson ’57) Anne Court (Lowry ’58) Letitia Shelton (Cole ’58) 1960s 3 ANONYMOUS

Beth Wilson (Neville ’62) Lisa Nicoll-Cooke (Nicoll ’63) Caroline Brain (Purves ’63) Harriet Edquist (’65) Charlotte Clemens (’66) Toni Armstrong (Pierce ’67) Joanne Ashton (Carter ’68) Libby Beale (’68) Amanda Stewart (Trumble ’69)

1970s

Sarah Fulford (’70) Rosemary Duthie (Loveless ’71) Merran Kelsall (’71) Sally Ahern (Watson ’74) Chrissy Skinner (Condon ’76) Axy Dickinson (Boynton ’76) Gina Israel (Shackell ’76) Catherine McDowall (’76) Jackie Sitch (Barnes ’77) Clare Cannon (Darling ’77) Rosie Garrisson (Waite ’78) Samantha Pfeifer (’78) Anthea Bickford (Gray ’79) Chrissy Ryan (Graham ’79) Annabel Holmes (Levy ’79) Meredith Taylor (’79) 1980s 1 ANONYMOUS

Lindy Shelmerdine (’80) Annabel Bowden (Lewis ’80) Alexandra Mayes (’80) Melinda Truesdale (’81) Nicola Court (Foley ’83) Vanessa Webb (Hergstrom ’85) Caroline Balderstone (’87) Fiona Menzies (’87) Rowena Rudge (Williams ’87) Holly Shergold (Tinsley ’89) 1990s 1 ANONYMOUS

Sarah Foote (Scambler ’93) Nina Aberdeen (Kirby ’94) Phoebe Norman (Olsen ’95) Lachlan Armstrong (’95) Kate Barber (’96) Prue Herron (Lording ’96) Julie Bongiorno-Millar (Bongiorno ’97)

2000s

Julia Thomas (Hammon ’00) Axi Cooper (’05) Maddie Hunter (’05) Jane Fenton (’21) Sarah Fenton (’20) Current Parents 16 ANONYMOUS

Nina (Kirby ’94) & Paul Aberdeen Paris Xu & Arthur Ai Rebekah & Lachlan Armstrong (’95) Caroline Balderstone (’87) Freda & Con Barbayannis Nicole & Ross Begley Julia & Cameron Bertalli Prue & Nicholas Brown Andrea Donaldson & Bruce Caine Clare (Darling ’77) & Andrew Cannon AM Sherrie Zeng & Gary Cao Toula & Brett Chatfield Julie Zhu & Allan (Yanwen) Chu Jodie & Patrick Cody Symone & Andrew Demetriou Sally & Phil Dreaver Sarah (Scrambler ’93) & Andrew Foote Lyra & Marco Gattino Suzie & Simon Gough Helen Rofe QC & Rowan Gregory Fleur & Lars Heidenreich Lisa & Jack Hennessy Karen McKendrick & Sean Hogan Crisoula & Naji Imam Mandy Coupe & Peter Jurcevic Sophie & Sackville Kempton Sonia & Wayne Kent Cathy & Peter Kudelka Lara Stocco & Shane Kyriakou Lin Lin Sarah & George Low Jingmei Luo

Erica & Peter Marriott Caroline & Cameron McAllister Fiona Menzies (’87) Matheen Mohamed Paula & Stuart Moir Rowena & Alistair Mytton Caroline & Gary Nattrass Kate & Mark Nilsen Erica Gill & Brendan O’Brien Annick Houle & Stephen O’Connor Julie-Anne & Dean Pagnin Betty Alexopoulos & Bill Papastergiadis Tiffany-Lynn & Benjamin Pascoe Gina & Stuart Peele Emma & Ian Pratt Fiona & Scott Reinke Nadine & Jonathan Rosham Rowena (Williams ’87) & Nicholas Rudge Gabby & Jason Scillio Tina Li & Ye Shao Ammy Huang & Hua Shen Holly (Tinsley ’89) & Jim Shergold Jackie (Barnes ’77) & Greg Sitch Michelle McDade & Dean Sleigh Jane Song Catherine & Jonathon Sprott Lisa & John Steven Renee Monkman-Straub & Sven Straub Monique Rosshandler & Ion Teska Julia (Thomas ’00) & Peter Thomas Rebecca & Nick Turnbull Sandra & Achilles Tzelepis Bei Song & Zhiqiang Wang Jane Hodder & Murray Ware Katherine Wang & Carey Wei Samantha & Stuart Wood QC Hong Chen & Chun Yang Chunxin Li & Xiaoqing Yao Gillian Ruan & Paul Yu

Past Parents 2 ANONYMOUS

Sally (Watson ’74) & Stephen Ahern Toni (Pierce ’67) & Martin Armstrong Joanne (Carter ’68) & Richard Ashton Anthea (Gray ’79) & Stephen Bickford Caroline Brain (Purves ’63) Gail & Jim Butler Noel Calvert (Davidson ’55) Astrida & Craig Cooper The Hon Andrea Coote Anne Court (Lowry ’58) Nicola (Foley ’83) & David Court Axy (Boynton ’76) & Gordon Dickinson Rosemary Duthie (Loveless ’71) Alison Eaves Harriet Edquist (’65) Anna & John Field Pam Fraser (Wallace Smith ’54) Sophie Gardiner Rosie (Waite ’78) & Tony Garrisson Rebecca & Jamie Gray Diana Saul & Doug Harrah Sandra Henderson (Evans ’53) Bill Hogg Annabel (Levy ’79) & Allan Holmes Margaret (Duckett ’48) & Sam Howes Noel Hyslop Gina (Shackell ’76) & Peter Israel Jennifer Jeffries-Wilson (Ramsay ’47) Diana & James Kimpton Elizabeth Loane (Hayes ’56) Thea Manson (Coltman ’51) Barbara Mayes (Spry ’52) Susan McDonald (Officer Brown ’50) Patricia McKenzie John Nieuwenhuysen AM Lisa Nicoll-Cooke (Nicoll ’63) Annie & John Paterson Jill Richards (Sargood ’48) Chrissy Ryan (Graham ’79)

Lindy Shelmerdine (’80) Letitia Shelton (Cole ’58) Chrissy (Condon ’76) & Andrew Skinner Jennifer Smith (Wilson ’57) Lady Southey AC (Myer ’45) Amanda (Trumble ’69) & Bruce Stewart June Vose (Mackay ’46) Yumin Ren & Hui Wang Anita (Stuart ’54) & John Westacott Jenny Woods Janet & Tim Zwar Friends of St Catherine’s 2 ANONYMOUS

Jo Atkins Louise & John Ayre Ann Badger Susan Braid Roger Brookes Melissa Campbell Michelle & Justin Carroll Anne Connellan Jane & John Edwards Stuart Galbraith Grenet Foundation Noelene Horton AM Graham Menzies Cassie Monahan Alana Moor Merran O’Connor Jan Peele Catherine Samuel Anne Smith St Catherine’s Old Girls’ Association (SCOGA) St Catherine’s Parents’ & Friends’ Association (PFA) Sylvia Walton AO Vanessa (Hergstrom ’85) & Richard Webb The Rev. Dr Peter French & The Rev. Dr Robyn Whitaker Mike Zammit

Foundation Members Fellow

Patron

1 ANONYMOUS

Patricia Ilhan & John Ilhan† Sarah & Bails Myer AC Carina & Douglas Reid Lady Southey AC (Myer ’45) Benefactor

3 ANONYMOUS

Toni (Pierce ’67) & Martin Armstrong May & James Chen Rebecca & Jamie Gray Sonia & Wayne Kent Christina & Anthony Nicholas Annie & John Paterson St Catherine’s Old Girls’ Association (SCOGA) St Catherine’s Parents’ & Friends’ Association (PFA) Gillian Ruan & Paul Yu Trustee 1 ANONYMOUS

Lloyd Bickerton Clare (Darling ’77) & Andrew Cannon AM Caroline & Philip Cornish Margaret Darling AM (Anderson ’39)† Barbara & Stuart Foley Pam (Wallace Smith ’54) & Graeme Fraser Neilma Gantner (Myer ’38)† Grenet Foundation Janet Hawkins OAM (Guest ’52) Lisa & Jack Hennessy Mary-Louise & Christopher Leach Louise & Martyn Myer AO Lisa & John Steven Margaret Wallace Smith† Anne Waterhouse Chunxin Li & Xiaoqing Yao

Julia (McKinley-Wilson ’69) & Warwick Anderson Rebekah & Lachlan Armstrong (’95) Pierce Armstrong Foundation Samantha Baillieu AM (Myer ’78) & Charlie Baillieu Gail & Jim Butler Astrida & Craig Cooper Anne Court (Lowry ’58) Sally & Phil Dreaver Anna & John Field Fiona & Andrew Fox Isabella Green OAM (Stokes ’58) & Richard Green Deb & Euan Gronow Bill Johnson Jane & Ian Mandie Erica & Peter Marriott Annabel (Plummer ’82) & Rupert Myer AO Fiona (Malley ’76) & Sid Myer AM Sandra (McIntosh ’62) & Stephen Nicholas Tina Li & Ye Shao Kate & Stephen Shelmerdine AM Lindy Shelmerdine (’80) Sandra & Achilles Tzelepis Jane Hodder & Murray Ware Senior Member 3 ANONYMOUS

Nina (Kirby ’94) & Paul Aberdeen Alba & Nick Bernardo Deborah (Manos ’77) & Peter Berry Julia & Cameron Bertalli Sally Morrell (’79) & Andrew Bolt Jodie & Patrick Cody Marina & Anthony Darling Symone & Andrew Demetriou Carolyne & Graeme Devlin Alexandra (Boynton ’76) & Gordon Dickinson Alison Eaves

Robert Eaves Jane & John Edwards Lucy (King ’90) & Andrew Fortey Lyra & Marco Gattino Louise Lampard (’79) & Gavin Gleeson† Katy & Chris Gobel Suzie & Simon Gough Sally Clarke & Tim Gullifer Jane & Andrew Guy Sherene & Peter Guy Amanda & Richard Hamer Sam Hayward Lou & Anthony Heffernan Christina & Andrew Herold Miche Bonett-Horton & Ted Horton Ann (Pisterman ’64) & Tony Hyams Sally & Richard Joubert Vanessa (Heinze ’89) & Russell Keating Jenny Lempriere Marita & Jim Lillie Judy Matear (Spry ’49) Sarah (Baillieu ’68) & Robert McKay Patricia McKenzie Alexandra Mayes (’80) Carole & John Middleton Kate & Mark Nilsen Erica Gill & Brendan O’Brien Julie-Anne & Dean Pagnin Lady Ramsay† Don Ravida Lucy Ravida Gill & Charlie Richardson Nathalie & David Shergold Margery Snowball (Hilford ’43) Judith Williams (Best ’39)† Samantha & Stuart Wood QC Member 5 ANONYMOUS

Patti & Frank Ainalis Anna & Tom Alexiadis

Desi (Kalfadellis ’87) & Manny Anezakis Jennifer & Logan Armstrong Louise & John Ayre Everard Baillieu† Caroline Balderstone (’87) Peter Balderstone Samantha (Pratten ’79) & Andrew Ballantyne Lyndal & Michael Barrington Mim & Michael Bartlett Meg Begg (Christensen ’61) Nicole & Ross Begley Peter Bennison Anthea (Gray ’79) & Stephen Bickford Annabel Bowden (Lewis ’80) Caroline (Purves ’63) & Stephen Brain Prue & Nicholas Brown Celia Burrell AM (Shelmerdine ’83) & Will Burrell AM Geraldine & Andrew Buxton Andrea Donaldson & Bruce Caine Sarah & James Cameron Wallace Cameron Sherrie Zeng & Gary Cao Belinda & Iain Carmichael Louise & Don Carroll Michelle & Justin Carroll Toula & Brett Chatfield Rebecca (Mayes ’84) & John Clark Peter Clements Kate & George Colman Jocelyn Cooper (Bottomley ’44)† The Hon Andrea Coote Sarah & Andrew Cormie Jenifer & Stephen Cottrell Nicola (Foley ’83) & David Court Andrew Darbyshire Kristene & David Deague The Hon Linda Dessau AC Melissa (Nicholas ’82) & Dom Doyle Cathryn Eckersley

Jenny Elstoft (Latreille ’58) Sally & Mark Elstoft Douglas Engmann Jennifer & John Fast Jane & Scott Favaloro Mandy Catanach & Nigel Fish Sarah (Scambler ’93) & Andrew Foote Sarah & Lachie Fraser-Smith Margaret & Adrian Gardner Gaby Tomkin & John Gdanski Maryanne & Dario Giannarelli Janet Gibson (Currie ’53) Kerry Gillespie Kate & Craig Gilmour Lou & Philip Goodman Judy & Kevan Gosper AO Peta & Robert Gray Helen Rofe QC & Rowan Gregory Kay Sneath & Anthony Hall Taff (Watson ’81) & Will Hamilton Christine & Richard Harbig Skipp Williamson & Carol Haynes Fleur & Lars Heidenreich Dorothy† & Ian Hicks AM Wayne Hinton Jane & Stephen Hiscock Annabel (Levy ’79) & Allan Holmes Weiwei Chi & Yini Huang Roni & Gaby Hubay Karen & Graeme Hunt Crisoula & Naji Imam Gina (Shackell ’76) & Peter Israel Pamela Jacobson (Sallman ’44) Kate & Mark Johnson Mandy Coupe & Peter Jurcevic Sue & Nick Karunaratne Sally Keating (Pinkus ’71) Alice Keilar Diana & James Kimpton AM Elizabeth & Jerry Koh

Cathy & Peter Kudelka Lara Stocco & Shane Kyriakou Elizabeth Lane Sarah (Wilson ’73) & David Lawford Karen (Lim ’87) & William Lee Jill & Tim L’Estrange Alison Tarditi & Andrew Leyden Lin Lin Sally (Shelmerdine ’73) & David Lindsay Sarah & George Low Lisa & Stewart Macciolli Carey Baker-Mackie & Terrence Mackie Kirsten & Scott Mailer Thea Manson (Coltman ’51) Niamh & Simon McCall Lelde & Peter McCoy Justin & Julie McNab Carol & John McQuay Rosemary & Roderick McRae Kathleen Mein (Rhys-Jones ’31)† Fiona Menzies (’87) Graham Menzies Shayne & Graeme Menzies Deborah & Ross Middleton Paula & Stuart Moir Philip Molyneux AM† Annabel Montgomery (Darling ’76) Jenifer Murchie (Paton ’53) Jane & Fraser Murrell Gill Myer (Woods ’72) Tony Myer Kerrie & Jamie Nasser Anne (Harbig ’64) & David Neate Felicity & Michael Nettlefold P B Nicholas† Lisa Nicoll-Cooke (Nicoll ’63) Annick Houle & Stephen O’Connor Ginny & Michael Palmer Tiffany-Lynn & Benjamin Pascoe Hugh Paton

Foundation Members Member (cont.)

Conny & Spiro Paule Margery Pierce† Dorothy Pizzey AM Irene (Crooke ’29) & Quintin Pollard† Catherine & Roger Poole Carrie & Dennis Price Meredith & Michael Pryse Avril (Goldstone ’46)† & Ian Rainford OAM Cathy & Michael Ramsden Barbara Randall Stephen Randall Fiona & Scott Reinke Anni Grimwade (’79) & Tim Roberts Rachel & Peter Robertson Becky Hyde & Dale Rodgers Nadine & Jonathan Rosham Rowena (Williams ’87) & Nicholas Rudge Katy & Chris Sadler Nicky Schooling & Ross Smith Gabby & Jason Scillio Katrina & John Shackell Laraine & Peter Sharr Holly (Tinsley ’89) & Jim Shergold Vivienne & David Showers† Robert Sinclair Sam Sinclair Charles Sitch Jackie (Barnes ’77) & Greg Sitch Jennifer Sitch (Wilson ’77) Chrissy (Condon ’76) & Andrew Skinner Linda & Garnet Smith Dacre Smyth AO† Jane Song St Catherine’s School Sports Auxiliary Anna & Clive Standish Vicki Standish Susan (Connor ’61) & Richard Stanley Amanda (Trumble ’69) & Bruce Stewart Catherine & Rohan Sutherland

Jannie & Henry Tay Bob Taylor† Charles Tegner Elizabeth Thomas Vincent Thomas Rupali Kashyap & Arjun Thyagarajan Rebecca & Nick Turnbull Tatiana Drever Turner & Andrew Turner Blaan & Saverio Valmorbida Chirawan & Sunya Viravaidya Rowena Phillips & David Vote Lisa Walford Nicholas Walford Louise (Macdonald ’83) & Jonathan Walmsley Fiona (Kittson ’82) & Patrick Walsh Sylvia Walton AO Yumin Ren & Hui Wang Bei Song & Zhiqiang Wang Judith Ward Alison & Rod Watkins Sandra Meena & Brendon Watkins Jill Watson (Bazeley ’51) Prue Weber (Larritt ’62) Alvie & Stephen Webster Michelle Jablko & Paul Wegener Jane & Richard Whiter William Wilson† Linda & Carrie Wong Xuan Weng & Wei Jun Wu Venetia & Stavros Yallouridis Hong Chen & Chun Yang Lisa & John Zeigler Cindy Yuan & Adam Zhang

______________________________________________ St Catherine’s School has made every effort to ensure accuracy in this publication. We apologise for any omissions or errors. List current as at 30 June 2017. † Deceased

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