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Newsletter of St Aidan’s Foundation

OCTOBER 2012

Two general teaching spaces are being converted into full technology-enabled science laboratories to help St Aidan’s deal with the demands of LQWHJUDWLQJ�<HDU���IXOO\�LQWR�KLJK�VFKRRO�IURP������

The St Aidan’s Foundation is looking to the St Aidan’s community for support to ensure our girls have the facilities required for excellence.

This appeal comes as three students - Chelsea Ho, Sarah Krause and Preethi Pasumarty – were part of the winning team DW�WKH���WK�$QQXDO�,QWHUQDWLRQDO�Space Settlement Design Competition held in Houston, 7H[DV���6HH�VWRU\�WR�OHIW��

Foundation chairman, Tony Markwell, said the classroom UH�ÀWV�ZRXOG�FRVW�WKH�VFKRRO�DSSUR[LPDWHO\����������DQG�WKH�Foundation wanted to provide the school with as much funding as possible because the project was unable to access state or federal government funds.

6W�$LGDQ·V�VHQLRU�VFKRRO�KDV�ÀYH�dedicated science laboratories in the Archer and Templeton Science and Technology Centre, plus a multipurpose lab in the Junior School.

´:LWK�<HDU���PRYLQJ�LQWR�KLJK�VFKRRO�LQ�������ZH�QHHG�WZR�additional science labs for the girls,” Mr Markwell said.

“It’s important to involve the students in science and state of the art facilities will enhance their experience.”

Two spaces in the current science FHQWUH�KDYH�EHHQ�LGHQWLÀHG�and the school is working with architects Brand + Slater to convert them.

Principal Karen Spiller advises St Aidan’s is hoping to start the EXLOGLQJ�SURMHFW�ZLWKLQ�WKH�QH[W����WR����PRQWKV��ZLWK�WKH�VWDUW�GDWH�dependent on the success of the Foundation’s capital campaign.

Mr Markwell said increasing numbers of St Aidan’s graduates were choosing to study science and engineering at university. Girls who attend all-girls’ schools are more than six times more likely to earn degrees in maths and science subjects.

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St Aidan’s girls lift off in international space competitionThree St Aidan’s students have matched it with the best in WKH�ZRUOG�DV�SDUW�RI�WKH�ZLQQLQJ�WHDP�IRU�WKH���WK�$QQXDO�International Space Settlement Design Competition.

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The next major fundraising project for St Aidan’s Foundation has been announced – a $300,000 appeal to add two new science laboratories to the senior school.

launched to boost Senior School facilities

“Queensland’s resources boom means that girls who study science and engineering will have many and varied future career opportunities and our appeal is all about supporting their abilities in these subjects.”

Tony Markwell

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We kicked off the year with an exclusive lunch with Ben O’Donoghue at his South Bank Surf Club in March, DWWHQGHG�E\�PRUH�WKDQ�����RI�WKH�VFKRRO·V�SDUHQWV�DQG�IULHQGV�DQG�UDLVLQJ�PRUH�WKDQ���������IRU�WKH�Foundation. The Mother Daughter and Father Daughter breakfasts were a big hit again this year and we were delighted to welcome some truly inspirational Old Girls WR�VSHDN�DW�WKHVH�HYHQWV��5HDG�PRUH�RQ�3DJH�����7KH�count down is now on for the always-entertaining Junior 6FKRRO�)DWKHU�'DXJKWHU�'LVFR�RQ����2FWREHU��VR�GRQ·W�forget to book your tickets.

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The Foundation extends a warm welcome to two new Directors, with 6KDQH�/DZUHQFH and $QQD�*RIIDJH joining the ranks last month. They both look forward to working with the Foundation to ensure the long-term success of St Aidan’s for generations to come.6KDQH�LV�D�3DUWQHU�RI�1%&�&DSLWDO��D�ORFDO�3ULYDWH�(TXLW\�ÀUP�LQYHVWLQJ�IXQGV�LQWR�VPDOO�WR�PHGLXP�HQWHUSULVHV��+H�EULQJV�RYHU����\HDUV�RI�H[SHULHQFH�LQ�FDSLWDO�UDLVLQJ�DQG�PDQDJHPHQW�VNLOOV�WR�WKH�)RXQGDWLRQ��6KDQH�KDV�WZR�GDXJKWHUV�DW�WKH�VFKRRO�²�-D\OD�LQ�<HDU����DQG�=RH�LQ�<HDU����$QQD·V�EDFNJURXQG�LQ�HYHQW�PDQDJHPHQW�ZLOO�EH�RI�VLJQLÀFDQW�EHQHÀW�WR�WKH�)RXQGDWLRQ�HYHQWV�team, with a host of exciting new events already slated for next year. Anna is also a long-standing member of the MS Spring Luncheon Committee supporting MS Research Australia and her GDXJKWHU�*HRUJLD�LV�LQ�<HDU���DW�WKH�VFKRRO�

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This is the third time students from St Aidan’s have won the International Award, which puts high school students alongside and in the shoes of aerospace industry engineers. St Aidan’s involvement highlights the importance the school places on science.

Teams from North America, Europe, Asia, Australia, the UK and Latin America are grouped into four teams �´FRPSDQLHVµ��RI����WR�FRPSHWH�LQ�WKH�annual competition at NASA Johnson Space Center.

Our girls worked with students from Sheldon College Brisbane, Romania, Wales and Colorado.

Supervising teacher, Mr Tim Kemp, said it was an intense competition and an experience the students would remember for a lifetime.

“It’s a wonderful opportunity – they are WKURZQ�WRJHWKHU�DQG�KDYH����KRXUV�WR�FRPH�XS�ZLWK�D����SDJH�SURSRVDO�RQ�KRZ�WR�GHVLJQ�D�ÁRDWLQJ�VHWWOHPHQW�in the clouds above Venus in the year �����µ�0U�.HPS�VDLG�

“Students have to work out how the station would be constructed, how DQG�ZKDW�WKH\�ZRXOG�IHHG�WKH��������SHUPDQHQW�DQG�����WUDQVLHQW�UHVLGHQWV��and how they would deal with waste, energy and power. This included coming XS�ZLWK�VSHFLÀFDWLRQV�IRU�WKH�URERWV�needed to serve the colony.”

Student engineers must demonstrate creativity, technical competence, management skills, space environment knowledge, teamwork, and presentation techniques to conquer the problems inherent in siting and designing a Space Colony.

Sarah Krause headed up one of her company’s four sections – business and ÀQDQFH�²�DQG�WKH�WHDP�KDG�DFFHVV�WR�a senior Boeing employee and Winston Churchill’s great grandson to help them SUHSDUH�IRU�D����PLQXWH�SUHVHQWDWLRQ�WR�an expert NASA team of judges.

The St Aidan’s girls wore their medals on arrival home at Brisbane airport, and were amused to be mistaken for returning Olympians.

WELCOME ON BOARD

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St Aidan’s girls lift off in international space competition

Chelsea Ho,

Preethi Pasumarty,

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Mr Tim Kemp

Share your generosityWhile many people consider donating parcels of shares in their wills, living share donations allow donors to take advantage of tax benefits.

“You might have a parcel of shares that you don’t want or aren’t attached to. The Foundation has a Perpetuity Fund under management, consisting of listed shares and cash, that provides funds to support future projects and scholarships,” said Foundation director Don Chandler.

´7KH�VKDUH�PDUNHW�RIIHUV�D�ÁH[LEOH�DVVHW�FODVV�to the Foundation for our Perpetuity Fund. This provides a conservative savings plan with a high dividend yield and the prospect of capital gains over the medium to long term.”

Former St Aidan’s Foundation director, stockbroker Chris Burrell, helped set up this fund to ensure the Foundation had a longer-term capital account to provide for the future. He continues to administer the fund on the Foundation’s behalf.

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Donations of artwork, shares and even luxury accommodation over the years have all helped enrich and enhance the school environment.

“There are many ways that Old Girls, parents and former parents are able to give back to the school,” according to Foundation chairman Tony Markwell.

“Financial contributions large and small are always welcome, but many families who are not in a position to donate ÀQDQFLDOO\�PD\�EH�DEOH�WR�RIIHU�VKDUHV��works of art or even the use of beach houses, boats or any desirable item that could be auctioned,” he said.

“We are also always interested in GRQDWHG�SUL]HV�WR�UDIÁH�DW�VFKRRO�functions and donated catering.”

A number of St Aidan’s alumni and supporters have already chosen to donate to the school in meaningful ways that do not involve cash.

One generous couple is artist and Old *LUO��WKH�ODWH�-R\�5RJJHQNDPS���������and her husband Ross McCowan.

The couple have donated six paintings that grace the school.

Design and Art Australia lists Joy Roggenkamp as undoubtedly the most

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Her great success was at the Art Gallery of New South Wales where she was DZDUGHG�WKH�7UXVWHH·V�:DWHUFRORXU�3UL]H�LQ������DQG�3ULQJ�3UL]HV�LQ������DQG�������0U�0F&RZDQ�KDV�EXLOW�D�JDOOHU\�DW�Maleny, featuring hundreds of his late wife’s paintings.

Principal Karen Spiller acknowledged the school’s Roggenkamp collection as a valuable body of work.

Donating a work of art recognises the talents of the artist – in Joy’s case actually nurtured at St Aidan’s – and ensures the work is permanently cared for, as well as inspiring the next generation of artists, Mr McCowan said.

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,URQLFDOO\��WKH�6W�$LGDQ·V�$UW�3UL]H�ZDV�one that Joy never got to call her own: “She was a spirited girl and I don’t think the nuns appreciated her precocious style – she was never awarded the $UW�3UL]H�EXW�WKH\�RIWHQ�JDYH�KHU�WKH�'LYLQLW\�3UL]H�LQ�WKH�KRSH�WKDW�VKH�ZRXOG�improve, I think!”, her husband recalls.

Many ways to give – ���������IURP�DUWLVWLF�ÁDUH�WR�SRUWIROLR�RI�VKDUHV

AidArena is an innovative online auction service developed by former St Aidan’s Foundation director, Mark Wilson, to provide registered charities with an exciting new fundraising avenue.

The St Aidan’s Foundation has had tremendous fundraising success through the site, raising PRUH�WKDQ��������IRU�WKH�)RXQGDWLRQ�RYHU�WKH�SDVW����PRQWKV��WKURXJK�WKH�DXFWLRQ�RI�D�EHDFK�SHQWKRXVH�KROLGD\��DQ�L3DG���DQG�D�FXVWRP�PDGH�sofa to name a few.

Mr Wilson said the sky was the limit in terms of fundraising potential through AidArena.

“The motivation for setting up AidArena was to assist a wide variety of charities in challenging HFRQRPLF�WLPHV�DQG�KHOS�ÀOO�WKH�GRQDWLRQ�shortfall by utilising goods and services rather than seeking cash.

“As a director on the St Aidan’s Foundation board, I saw the potential for AidArena to help the Foundation raise much needed funds from alternative channels.”

Mr Wilson encouraged parents and friends of St Aidan’s to register with AidArena and both donate auction items and start bidding.

“People can donate things like household items, electrical goods, sports equipment and even professional expertise and services.”

Visit www.aidarena.com and register, then visit the St Aidan’s Foundation page under ‘Charities’.

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Karen Spiller with one of the donated

works of artist Joy Roggenkamp

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PATRON

Sir Robert and Lady MathersSt Aidan’s P and F AssociationSteven and Julie BridgesKiyoshiro and Nobuko YanoRon Archer AMThe Moses FamilyBayly FamilyJennifer Brice and Family

SENIOR BENEFACTOR

The Morphet FamilyRebecca Pullar

BENEFACTOR

Matthew Hill-Smith & FamilyThe Brett FamilyBruce and Glenys BarclayThe Levison Family0UV�(�$��0U�+�&�*ULIÀQSuchira & Bapi NagThe Haines Family

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%HWW\�'DYLHV��3DUN�The Whelan FamilySt Aidan’s Old Girls AssociationJan and Patrick DixonJohn and Melissa BullwinkelTim and Jennifer RylanceNeil and Tania SheringtonHelen, Bede and Prue KingGeoff and Clemmie BishopR W AxonSpencer FamilyRoss and Jo FraserDavid and Jenny WoodJudith Smith nee RigbyDavid and Julie HendersonRod and Susan ElliottBurrell FamilyClouston FamilyKate, Meg, Sophie & Libby JacquesRay RobinsonMark & Katie Wilson

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Stephen and Deborah GreenAlison, Andrew, Nicolai and Madeline MorrisGibson FamilySteffensen FamilyMr G and Mrs L JonesRod and Nina GillH T and E V LeeRobin and Margaret WhiteMargaret and Peter JollyThe Tidmarsh FamilyR G and A J BrownMr & Mrs MurphyKnyn S and H

Steven and Donna LeighMr K & Mrs L MorrisScott, Pauline, Hannah and Pia LucasDaglish FamilyMoller FamilyJohn & Karen SpillerJames & Jackie KnowlmanThe Woodhouse FamilyRichmond FamilyT & M PhelpsDr and Mrs P MillroyMark & Penny KrauseDavid & Kathleen O’BrienG H & S BrodieGreene FamilyMark and Kirsten ElliottHelen & Peter ThomasThe Pinkerton FamilyThe Fairweather Family

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Tsai-Jung PanMeredith and Alexis HartiganThe Crowe FamilyNick and Anna StevensCourtney Morley-Drabble and Family%UDED]RQ�)DPLO\The See FamilyChris and Genevieve GreigR J and T WaltersO’Hair FamilyNorman Laurie FoxKatahanas FamilyMonique and Garry ConnellyThe Hallam FamilyStephanie and Emilie DerringtonGreg and Gillian HardingFraser and Sue GibsonS and M KordatouAnne and Owen EdwardsNick and Alex DauntRon and Julie Della PianaJune MerrittMalcolm and Margaret DavisonMartin and Susan LeonardJohn and Jennifer McLaughlinD and T KnightDavid and Sue RussellMark Beauchamp PeacockC J and C H EvansHeikkinen FamilyJohn, Kelyn and Julia FlynnDon and Annatjie HunterC and M BassiliKevin and Karen Dixon and FamilyHolmes FamilyDownes FamilyKate and Tony ChartersHeather BishopSam and Beccie Neville

Andrew and Amanda MolloyKatrina and Tony CarrDrew and Amanda ArmstrongSaxby FamilyJohn and Gillian AstonJ W and D L PollardD and S BurroughRaymond LeeIan and Diane StanislaoCosta EconomouBrett and Jenny MooneyJannene and Robert RathieEric FordK and M HoweBaumann Family Sue and Mike Veitch Leanne HuggettPhil and Verena PrestonThe Macdonald FamilyDarren and Katarina NorrisNoel and Margie GordonThe Cockerall Family *�DQG�5�6FKXOW]G and M CannellJad and Kristine VinkoIan and Jennifer Munro7KH�/DFD]H�)DPLO\Craig and Marion O’DonnellD’d & Col MorrowThe McComb FamilyRichmond FamilyIrvine FamilyThe Matters FamilyThe Shaw FamilyTony & Sharon Weir/Bronte DuncalfTed & Kristine BankowskiBrad & Kathy NowlandThe Trainor FamilyBarry & Judy JacksonThe Geldard FamilyThe Jarratt FamilyStewart & Trudy McConchieBrenda & David Gooding%ULDQ��(OL]DEHWK�+LOODr A & Mrs L HoganThe Mengel Family(PLO\��/L]��0DUN��+DUULVRQ�3ODWKDemnar Family7KH�)HUQDQGH]�)DPLO\The McCluskey FamilyThe Crawford FamilyCara Jane McKelvieK Bridges & C Goodfellow-BridgesPeter & Barbara McDermottThe Farmer FamilyJacqueline Vuong FamilyThe Nothdurft FamilyThe Carnie FamilyDavid & Marianne AndrewsThe Alexander FamilyChris & Pamela SandfordThe Welsh FamilyThe Prince FamilyBrett and Fiona ProvanThe Purdy FamilyThe Downes FamilyArabella HaselerIan & Sandra KjellgrenBennison FamilyPeter & Deborah McMillan

Sudath & Natalia WijeratneTracy-Jayne WebbKaren and Frank HillsAnnita and Brendan NugentThe James FamilyThe Murray-Douglass FamilyKevin & Kim JaffarThe Pattison FamilyKate SuttieArchos FamilyJohn & Karen WilsonThe Saggers FamilyGraeme, Debra, Lara, Madisen Gill5RWDU\�&OXE�RI�-LQGDOHH��'�����The Stoermer FamilyVictoria, Cedric & Mary HollandKaren & David LewisJeremy and Lisa FerrierThe Skillington FamilySiobhan, Helena & Georgina SawyerThe James-Jenks FamilyThe Voigt FamilyThe Plowman FamilyThe Cottell FamilyEmmerson FamilyThe Peachey FamilyTony & Lynn ReesChristina OrangeThe Wheatley FamilyBarry and Martha WalkerThe Winn FamilyThe Carseldine FamilyThe Demichelis FamilyThe Wickes FamilyAsha UnderhillScott and Adele ToddThe Kendall Family7KH�%D]HOH\�)DPLO\The Hodge FamilyGrace Burgess-LimerickElissa Stewart & FamilyGary, Janine and Rachel McDonellThe Brant FamilyBruce and Helen WilsonThe Murdoch FamilyAlison & James KilkennyRos CurtisGeoff and Helen GargettThe Mohr FamilyThe Mullis FamilyThe Williams FamilyFred and Gail Nicolosi and Jade CrothersThe McBurnie FamilyLeinani WrightThe Mathiesen FamilyAbi and Ali LangfordGreg and Janet KilloranJessica & Emily SaleKaren and Brett Mills

Foundation Honour Board St Aidan’s Foundation acknowledges the generosity of the following members:

We also acknowledge donors who wish to remain anonymous.

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SAVE THEDATE!

Junior School Father Daughter Disco just around the corner…The most anticipated event on the Foundation social calendar is just around the corner. Dust off your boardies and grass skirts and come say ‘Aloha’ at the annual Junior School Father Daughter Disco. The event is always a night to remember, and this year’s Hawaiian-themed disco ZLOO�EH�QR�H[FHSWLRQ��ZLWK�ÀUH�WKURZLQJ�SHUIRUPDQFHV��JUHDW�IRRG�DQG�GULQNV��D�GUHVV�XS�SKRWR�ERRWK�DQG�IDEXORXV�DXFWLRQ�DQG�UDIÁH�SUL]HV�XS�for grabs, including a MacBook Air.

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Mother Daughter BreakfastThe annual Mother Daughter Breakfast was held on Friday 11 May in WKH�&KULVWLQH�+DUWODQG�&HQWUH��ZKHUH�RYHU�����PRWKHUV�DQG�GDXJKWHUV�enjoyed a delicious breakfast, wonderful company and a colourful performance by the STAGE dance girls. Special guest, St Aidan’s Old Girl $QQDEHO�7XOO\���������VKDUHG�KHU�MRXUQH\�WR�EHFRPLQJ�D�FRQWHPSRUDU\�landscape artist in remote western Queensland and displayed her beautiful artwork for all to enjoy. Annabel’s own mother and daughter DOVR�MRLQHG�KHU�DW�WKH�HYHQW��ZKLFK�UDLVHG��������IRU�WKH�)RXQGDWLRQ��

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