Issue 11 - Haileybury Insight

Wilfred Fullagar was Dux of Haileybury in 1908 and again in 1909! He then achieved outstanding results at the University of Melbourne in Latin, Greek, Logic and English. He served in the First Imperial Force in WW1. On returning from war he became a prominent barrister and was appointed a King's Counsel in 1933. He then rose to the position of Judge of the Supreme Court of Victoria and was appointed to the High Court in 1950.

On the High Court, Mr Justice Fullagar came to be known for the soundness of his judgments. In 1951, he was one of the judges hearing the challenge in the High Court to the Communist Party Dissolution Act 1950. The Act, introduced by the government of Sir Robert Menzies, aimed to ban the Communist Party and ban any members of it from working for the Commonwealth. It also gave the Executive the power to ban "affiliated" organisations.

The High Court decided 5-1 against allowing the Act to stand, thus helping Australia avoid the McCarthyism which was subsequently to grip America.

In his judgment, Sir Wilfred used a metaphor when he noted that "a stream cannot rise above its source" — the stream being the politicians seeking to make the laws and the source being the Australian Constitution. His point was that the politicians, the law makers, could not simply write themselves greater powers than those that had been given them by the Constitution.

Australia of course faces further challenges to its security and safety today through the spread of global terror networks. As governments respond, there will always be the temptation to assert wider powers and greater authority. But as we consider appropriate responses to the challenges we face, we should not forget the cautionary words of great lawyers like Sir Wilfred Fullagar (OH 1909).

Derek Scott

Principal

As usual, Term 2 has been a busy and successful one for Senior School; however, this year we suffered the loss of Haimish Finn (Year 11 SH) and many of our students attended his funeral. Thank you to families for allowing their sons and daughters to attend the service and for providing support and guidance at a very difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers remain with Haimish's family.

Congratulations to our Dance and Aerobics teams who have been competing in recent weeks for entry into State and National Finals. We have many Dance teams who have qualified for the Nationals and 15 Aerobics teams that will go through to the State Finals. Mrs Jacqui Back and Mrs Lauren Perfect do a wonderful job leading the teams of staff who contribute to the success of our Dance and Aerobics teams and we wish them all well for the finals.

I was delighted to see that three of our VCE Product Design and Technology Students have won 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd places in the Student Awards at the 2015 Australian Wood Turning Exhibition. Annabelle Armstrong (Yr 10 LY) received 1^st place for her precisely made Huon Pine Lidded Sphere on a stand; Sol Dasika (Yr 12 BE) was awarded 2^nd place for his very detailed laminated bowl made of Hoop Pine and bamboo; and Thomas Szabo (Yr 10 AI) received 3^rd place for his bowl turned from recycled Red Gum fence post.

Annabelle Armstrong (Yr 10 LY) received 1st Place for her Huon Pine Lidded Sphere on a stand
Sol Dasika (Yr 12 BE) received 2nd Place for his laminated bowl made up of Hoop Pine and Bamboo
Thomas Szabo (Yr 10 AI) received 3rd Place for his bowl turned from recycled Red Gum fence post

During Term 3, Parent-Teacher Interviews will be held on Tuesday, 11 August, from 2.30 – 8.30 pm at Keysborough. Students will be allowed to leave School at lunchtime. School buses will still run at the usual time.

During the holidays we have many individuals and groups on overseas trips, including the Cricket Tour of Sri Lanka and the Kodoka expedition. We wish all those travelling a safe and happy time away.

Term 3 classes commence on Tuesday, 14 July, and I look forward to seeing students then. Best wishes for a happy and relaxing time away from the usual routine of School!

Pam Chamberlain

Vice Principal & Head of Senior School

GENERAL NEWS

Showcase Concert

The Castlefield Annual Showcase Concert held at Aikman Hall on Wednesday, 10 June, was an amazing success. Sincere congratulations to Mrs Kathleen Plastow and the Music staff (and all the other Castlefield staff who worked wonders on the night) on an absolutely remarkable concert. I thank a number of senior students who returned to Castlefield on the night to play in the various ensembles. It was warming to see the strength of performance and the enjoyment derived from belonging to the School's impressive Music program.

Parent-Teacher Interviews

Early Learning Centre, Junior School and Middle School Parent-Teacher Interviews are scheduled for Thursday, 16 July. A second night will be available to parents of Years 7 and 8 students on Tuesday, 21 July. A letter with details will be sent to you as Term 3 commences.

These interviews provide an excellent opportunity for class teachers and parents to share important information about each child.

Should you have any difficulty making online appointments, please do not hesitate to ring 9904 6004 for assistance.

HPFC Meeting – AGM

The next HPFC meeting will be on Monday, 17 August, commencing at 7.30 pm in the New Function Room. All parents who have a general interest in School activities, programs and policies are most welcome to attend

EARLY LEARNING CENTRE

Over the year, all children in the ELC have been involved in many discussions, activities and classroom action in understanding and reinforcing the concept of REDUCE, REUSE and RECYCLE. Donations of empty food boxes to reuse at the collage table have been a wonderful starting point for the children to understand how a box can be recycled. We appreciate any donated goods that you have no use for such as pots and pans, paper, home goods and wood off-cuts. These donations reinforce the concept of reusing, limit land fill and support part of our ELC philosophy that we believe children should learn about sustainable practices from a young age.

All educators are looking forward to an exciting, fun and stimulating second semester. See you all on Tuesday, 14 July. Happy holidays!

JUNIOR SCHOOL

Junior School Leadership

Thank you to all the students who have held positions of responsibility for Semester 1.

Our Semester 2 captains were announced at our Presentation Assembly today. An assembly to induct these students will be held at the beginning of Term 3. Congratulations to all the students, click here for a full list of names.

Holiday Activities

Students are encouraged to keep up their reading over the break. For those of you not heading off somewhere exotic, a visit to a bookshop or library is a good idea. It is a great opportunity to work through the Premier's Reading Challenge list. Perhaps the children could start a book club and recommend, review or 'score' the books before passing to a friend!

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Reports

End-of-Semester 1 Reports were released online yesterday and reflect a new reporting system for Haileybury Middle School. This report has been modified to better replicate the distribution and ranking system that is utilised in Senior School for VCE students. Each student has received a grade from A+ to E that is obtained from a weighted aggregate of all coursework assessment items conducted so far this year. The grade reflects a comparative ranking for each child against all other students in the same year across all Haileybury Campuses. The grade distribution for Years 5 and 6 is slightly more lenient than Years 7 and 8. The Humanities exam completed by Year 7 has been ranked across all three campuses utilising the same distribution of ranks. The Interim Reports that have been distributed earlier in the year relate to a specific assessment task, graded from "Outstanding" to "Very low" based on the percentage achieved.

Monday, 13 July

Please remember that Monday, 13 July, is a staff development day. Students are not required at school.

I wish all families a wonderful and safe holiday.

Scott Doran

Head of Castlefield, Brighton

CASTLEFIELD PARENTS & FRIENDS

We have had some fascinating and inspiring guest speakers at our HPFC meetings this year and the high number of parents attending the meetings is a testament to this. At our last meeting on Monday, 18 May, Castlefield Years 5/6 Curriculum Coordinator and Academic Extension Coordinator, Ms Gillian Griggs, spoke to us about the plethora of academic extension opportunities available to Castlefield students in both Junior School and Middle School. Parents were interested to hear about activities such as spelling bees, chess club, debating, public speaking, radio club, Tournament of the Minds and Future Problem Solving.

Mr Stanley Wang, Head of Languages at Haileybury, also proved to be an informative and entertaining guest speaker. Stanley was able to explain the different language options available to Junior and Middle School students at Haileybury, and made some very convincing points as to why we should be encouraging our students to embrace languages and continue on with them past Middle School.

We have more informative and inspiring speakers lined up for our HPFC meeting following our AGM in August. We look forward to seeing many of you there.

Nicole Piastri

President, Castlefield Parents & Friends

GENERAL NEWS

From a personal perspective, I would like to thank the staff, students and families of Edrington for welcoming me into their School community during the short time that I have acted as Head of Campus. Before this term, Edrington was the only Haileybury site on which I had not worked and I am truly thankful for the chance to spend some time within it. Edrington is a warm and welcoming place and I now know, from first-hand experience, why it produces so many fine Haileyburians.

Interim Reports

This week you will have received your child's latest report, which is designed to give you an accurate picture of the level at which she/he is currently operating.

In terms of Junior School reports, please be aware that the outcomes and benchmarks become increasingly more challenging as the year progresses; therefore, you will notice that your child's grades may fluctuate from interim to interim. If you need clarification in any area, please make a time to see your child's teacher.

Within the Middle School, the new reporting system has been modified to better replicate the distribution and ranking system utilised in Senior School for VCE students. Each student has received a grade from A+ to E that is obtained from a weighted aggregate of all coursework assessment items conducted so far this year. The grade reflects a comparative ranking for each child against all other students in the same year at the Edrington Campus. There have been some changes in the levels at which these letter grades have been allocated in comparison to previous years. If you have any concerns about your child's progress or would like further clarification, please feel free to contact your son or daughter's Head of Middle School.

EARLY LEARNING CENTRE

Social Justice Event – Breakfast in our PJ's

The ELC ran a Social Justice fundraising event on the final Tuesday of term, which saw all children and staff arrive for breakfast in their pyjamas. All funds raised from this event went to the charity organisation SecondBite. Edrington ELC families kindly donated in excess of $700, which will help put fresh food on the plates of children and families in need. Thank you to all families for your kind and generous donations.

Year 3 and Pre-Prep Buddy Program

Early in Term 3, a Buddy Program will be introduced, which involves children in Pre-Prep being partnered with students from Year 3, with the aim of providing a smooth transition into Junior School for our ELC students. The program is also designed to promote a sense of community and belonging for the ELC students within Haileybury. Year 3 students benefit by having the opportunity to develop leadership skills and learn the importance of being a good role model, while also practising how to build relationships.

JUNIOR SCHOOL

It has been an eventful term for our Junior School students with a strong focus on the delivery of our academic program coupled with a wide range of co-curricular activities. We hope all families have a restful three-week break and return to School ready for Term 3. Please take the time over the break to ensure that your child has their full winter uniform, including a blazer and beret/cap.

Year 3 Intensive Swimming Program

The Year 3 students will commence their Intensive Swimming Program on Wednesday, 15 July. This program includes six one-hour lessons, which have been scheduled in the first two weeks of the term.

Junior School Presentation Assembly

Congratulations to all students who were presented with awards in recognition of their outstanding achievements.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Middle School students celebrated the final day of Semester 1 with a service at Keysborough's David Bradshaw Chapel and a Whole School Assembly in the John Twist Hall. These occasions gave students the chance to both celebrate and reflect upon their achievements thus far and to look forward to a productive and busy Semester 2.

Congratulations to Year 7 students Valini and Anisha Goorha who have been accepted into the 2015 Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes Middle School Program at Stanford University in San Francisco. Anisha will complete the Physical Science course and Valini will complete the Creative Writing course. This is a wonderful opportunity and fits perfectly into Haileybury's desire to produce young people who are not only academically successful but also engaged globally.

Within today's Whole School Assembly, the entire cast of Seussical Jnr. presented an item from the upcoming Middle School production, a musical based on the works of Dr Seuss. Both cast and set design crew have been working tirelessly with the Art, Music and Drama staff throughout Term 2 to ensure that we present a colourful and entertaining production. We warmly invite all of our Edrington community to come along and support our students on 5, and 6 August. Tickets can be purchased through Trybooking.

Just a final reminder that Monday, 13 July, is a student-free day. Classes will resume on Tuesday, 14 July.

Richard Pickersgill

Acting Head of Edrington, Berwick

EDRINGTON PARENTS & FRIENDS

Clover Cottage

Thank you to the School community and local businesses who ensured our annual P&F lunch at Clover Cottage was such a success. A big thank you to Chantelle Baxter from the charity, One Girl, who shared her own story with us and told us about the wonderful work that One Girl does to help educate girls in Sierra Leon and Nigeria. With our help and that of the HMA, we will be helping three girls to go to school and receive an education.

Next Meeting: Tuesday, 28 July, 7.00 pm – Edrington Library

Our next meeting is our AGM. If you would like to part of our committee by either holding an executive position or being on the general committee, please fill out a nomination form, available from Edrington's Main Administration Office.

Secondhand Uniform Shop

At the end of term, the lost property box will be cleared out. Please check the box for any stray items belonging to your child. We will return all named items but un-named items will be recycled through the Secondhand Uniform Shop.

July Open Dates:

Tuesday, 14 July: 8.30 – 10.00 am
Tuesday, 21 July: 8.30 – 10.00 am
Tuesday, 28 July: 8.30 – 10.00 am

Tanya Blackledge

President, Edrington Parents & Friends

GENERAL NEWS

Parent-Teacher Interviews

ELC, Middle School and Junior School interviews will be held on Tuesday, 21 July, from 4.00 – 6.00 pm and 7.00 – 9.00 pm. Middle School interview bookings can also be made on Thursday, 16 July, from 4.00 – 6.00 pm. Bookings can be made via go2 from Monday, 22 June. ELC bookings can be made directly with your child's teacher.

EARLY LEARNING CENTRE

Specialist Classes

Reception and Pre-Prep children are anticipating an exciting start to the commencement of Term 3 as Mr Janan Billings introduces dance moves to his PE classes. The children will be able to practise dance movements to different music genres. The specialist teachers regularly attend professional development sessions to ensure they deliver an exciting, challenging environment to the ELC children throughout the year.

Reception Literacy Program

Reception children will focus on 'Rhythm and Rhyme' this term as a component of their Literacy Program. Story books with an emphasis on rhyming words, and an introduction to nursery rhymes will be features of the program. Traditional nursery rhymes have a significant educational value. Mem Fox, world renowned children's author, states in her book Reading Magic that "Experts in literacy and child development have discovered that if children know eight nursery rhymes by heart by the time they're four years old, they're usually among the best readers by the time they're eight". Educators are looking forward to introducing classic nursery rhymes such as Jack and Jill, and Humpty Dumpty to the ELC children.

JUNIOR SCHOOL

End of Term 2

Congratulation to all students who received Accomplishment Awards at our End-of-Term Assembly. This semester has seen a range of memorable moments across the Junior School including Years 1-4 Swimming, Mothers Day celebrations, Junior School Discos, Junior School House Singing, and the Junior Strings Recital; and we look forward to a wonderful array of events and activities planned for Semester 2.

Semester 1 Student Leaders

Thank you to the Junior School Student Leaders for their wonderful efforts in Semester 1. These students have been involved in the organisation and running of weekly assemblies and special events throughout the semester. Semester 2 leadership positions will be announced at the beginning of Term 3, enabling all Year 4 students the opportunity to undertake a leadership role within the year.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

LOTE Week

LOTE Week celebrations at Newlands will take place in Week 2 of Term 3. During the week, students will be engaged in a number of different activities that aim to further develop their cultural awareness. Some of the activities will include a Homeroom scavenger hunt, an International Dish Competition, Crepe and Chinese Days, cultural and linguistic quizzes, soccer games, a French monument model-making competition, Manga drawings, a French cooking show, French cultural performance, Chinese calligraphy and numerous class activities and games.

It will be an educational, culturally enriching and fun-filled week for our Newlands students and staff.

Student Achievements

Braya Jade Hanssen from Year 2 has been selected to represent the Victorian Sub Junior Calisthenics team. She will compete on the Gold Coast over the holiday break.

Clare Mullins from Year 7 has qualified to compete at the Under 14 Girls National Championships for basketball with her club, Knox Raiders. Clare and the team will travel to Terrigal, on the NSW Central Coast, during the September school holidays to compete against 15 other clubs who are also recognised as being the top in their state.

Jane Gibbs

Head of Newlands, Keysborough

NEWLANDS PARENTS & FRIENDS

Entries for the 'Ride Around the Bay in a Day' close today, Friday, 19 June. This is your last chance to be a part of the staff and parents Haileybury 'Hey Buddy' team. It promises to be a wonderful day, riding together in memory of Mr Graeme Casey. For further details, please visit Trybooking.

With school holidays upon us, the Entertainment Book is a great way to keep the kids entertained. It is full of family friendly offers such as AFL tickets, AMF bowling offers, movie tickets and Pancake Parlour offers, just to name a few. Further details can be found at their website.

Books can be collected from the Newlands Administration Office.

Cheryl Coombs

President, Newlands Parents & Friends

Friday afternoon witnessed the inaugural Chinese presentation of Haileybury's Got Talent. The whole School enjoyed an amazing show with a wide range of acts that showcased not only the talent of the students but also the School's international focus. Performances on traditional Chinese instruments were interspersed with French poetry, English ballads, modern dance and multi-media presentations. Some students were willing to perform solo while others were in pairs, groups and even combined homerooms. The Year 8 Homeroom dance was a great reflection of their spirit and unity. It truly is amazing to witness the confidence of the students and the wide range of talent that exists within the School. Well done.

A Breakfast – GAT

The students in China are studying the VCE just like the students in Australia, with courses and requirements in all subjects the same as those in Melbourne. This means that the students must complete the same examinations at the same time as in Australia; however, the two-hour time difference meant that in China, students lined up for entry to the GAT at 7.30am to make sure they were ready to go for an 8.00 am start. At a time when many students were still considering breakfast they were sitting down to the three-hour examination and their first taste of an external VCE exam.

Planning for the Future

With less than four weeks in the 2014/15 academic year, planning for next year is in full swing. Senior students have been attending presentations on university pathways and making choices of their subjects for next year. While students from China may apply to tertiary institutions all over the world to study, currently the most popular destination is Australia. The University of Melbourne and Monash University are ranked high among many students' selections and it seems highly probable that in the next few years, students from Haileybury International School and Haileybury Australia will find themselves as classmates in more than one university campus around the world.

John Cantwell

Haileybury International School, China

TFT DANCE COMPETITION – STATE HEAT SUCCESS

On Sunday, 31 May, 17 Haileybury teams and soloists travelled to the George Wood Performing Arts Centre in Ringwood to compete in the TFT Dance Competition State Heats. Haileybury once again achieved outstanding results on the day, with 15 teams and soloists qualifying for the State Finals. Haileybury recorded six 1^st places, four 2^nd places and seven top five rankings at the competition.

Of particular note was our Senior Contemporary team, which scored one of the highest scores of the day, and our two Senior Soloists, Teri Batis and Cassie Peele, who placed 1^st and 2^nd respectively in the state. Our Junior Soloists and teams also performed outstandingly, most notably the Years 5/6 Edrington Hip Hop team, who placed 2^nd in a highly competitive section and Eloise Begg (7/8 Castlefield) who also placed 2^nd in the state in her Contemporary Solo Section.

The Haileybury Dance team looks forward to taking on the competition in the State Finals to be held on the first Saturday of the holidays, 20 June. We hope to qualify as many teams and soloists as possible to defend our outstanding five National Titles won in 2014.

LUKE MCMASTER – CRICKET SUCCESS

On the back of strong performances at the 2014-15 Victorian Bushrangers Pathway Championships, and having been identified as cricketers with potential, members of the trial squads will commence a five-session winter training program on Sunday.

Haileybury 1^st X1 cricketer Luke McMaster has been selected in the trial squad, which will see the state's most talented U17 cricketers have the opportunity to develop their skills over the pre-season at the MCG, while staking their claim for state selection. We wish Luke all the very best.

CROSS COUNTRY

The Haileybury Cross Country team was buoyed by further success at the recent State Cross Country Championships. Bundoora is renowned for its undulating trails and all runners are to be commended on the will and tenacity they showed throughout the day.

Individual Results:

Aran Brown – silver in the U18 Boys

Haftu Strintzos – silver in the U17 Boys.

Genevieve Watson, Sam Bunnage, Brodie Lynch, Daniel Hamilton and Bree Warren all placed within the top 15 in their respective events and were invited to register interest in joining the Victorian Squad for Nationals in August.

Teams results:

U14 Boys Gold Medal: Sam Bunnage, Harrison Scott, Romin Kodikara, Nikolaj Djordjevic

U16 Girls Gold Medal: Samantha Stewart, Sophie Saldanha, Alexandra Janes, Holly Li

U17 Boys Gold Medal: Haftu Strintzos, Jed Bellgrove, Max Trevena, Matthew Gough.

Great work from everyone involved.

KIERAN COLLINS - VIC COUNTRY

Kieran Collins continues to impress at the NAB National U18 Championships.

The team is now undefeated and sitting on top of the ladder with two important matches against South Australia in coming weeks to determine the best U18 Football team in the country. Good Luck Kieran.

U16 VIC REPRESENTATIVES

Congratulations to Andrew Brayshaw and Charlie Constable who were selected in the U16 Vic Metro team to play during the upcoming school holidays in the NAB U16 National Football Carnival in Queensland. They will be pitted against South Australia, Western Australia and Vic Country. Luke Davies-Uniacke has been playing consistent football in our 1st XVIII all year and has been selected to represent the Vic Country team alongside Oscar Clavarino at the Championships.

ANGUS BRAYSHAW

Angus Brayshaw has achieved wonderful success already in his short career with Melbourne, being nominated as the 'NAB Rising Star' for Round 10. He still enjoys coming back to watch the Bloods and having a chat with young Haileyburians. Well done Angus!

Contemporary Dance Heats
Contemporary Dance
Open B Aerobics Team
Open A Areobics team
Luke McMaster
Aran Brown and Haftu Strintzos
Kieren Collins - Football
Angus Brayshaw Rising Star
Angus Brayshaw with young Haileyburians

Sean Allcock

Director of Sport

THE PERFORMING ARTS

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) has been around since 1987 in its original form where it premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. It quickly became a worldwide hit, earning the title of the second-longest running comedy, after a decade at the Criterion Theatre. It is now one of the world's most frequently produced plays. In 2007, the 'classic' script was replaced by the 'revised' version, which we are offering with a couple of revisions of our own.

It is a very fast, very funny play, quoted by the Los Angeles Herald as "Shakespeare as written by Readers Digest, acted by Monty Python and performed at the speed of a minute waltz". The show will run over three nights from 5-7 August. Watch out for the poster. Bookings will open at the end of the holidays.

Stewart Bell

Director of Performing and Visual Arts

MUSIC

Haileybury in Concert

This year we are presenting a very special concert at the Melbourne Recital Centre on Wednesday, 19 August, with Music students from Years 5 to 12 involved in our best and largest ensembles. The evening will be a special one for the whole community and there will be many kinds of instrumental ensembles and choirs performing at this beautiful venue. Booking details will be available soon.

The Victorian Schools Music Festival

The Combined Middle School Concert and Wind Symphony will be performing at the Victorian School Music Festival on Monday, 27 July, and Tuesday, 25 August, respectively at the Hawthorn Arts Centre. Each band must perform at least two pieces; one piece must be from the prescribed list. Bands are adjudicated against a set of criteria and are given plaques ranked from Bronze to Platinum.

All parents have been emailed the information regarding the festival; please contact Nancy Waddington if you have any queries.

Amanda Rowarth

Head of Music

HMA

Our last HMA meeting was held at the Castlefield Campus – thanks to Mr Scott Doran for a fantastic outline of recent happenings at Brighton.

HMA Donations -Thanks for your Support

HMA are thrilled to donate $2,000 towards the refurbishment of a currently under-utilised area of the Castlefield Junior School playground.

Special thanks to Mrs Karen Wallace, President of the Haileybury Choral Society, for her presentation about the much-needed Choral Performance folders. We are happy to contribute $2,000, along with the HCS and the Haileybury Music department, towards the purchase of these folders.

HMA is also very proud to donate, in conjunction with the Haileybury Art department, over $3,500 towards the purchase of a three-dimensional printer. Thanks to Mr Bruce Norton in organising this for our School.

HMA recently donated over $700 for a commercial grade blender to the Haileybury Hospitality department.

Our HMA Uniform Shop continues to service our Haileybury community and is our main source of funding to ensure we are able to donate back to our School community. Our shop will be open for the last time this term on Friday, 19 June, between 1.00 and 3.45 pm. We will re-open next term on Friday, 17 July. We are grateful for the support of our volunteers who help to process and sell the uniforms in our shop each week. So, if you're interested in volunteering, please come along and meet the team! No experience is necessary.

Our next HMA meeting will be held at 10.00 am on Tuesday, 21 July, at the Barney Allen Centre, Senior School, Keysborough. Our guest speaker will be Ms Tamsin Visick. Ms Visick is Head of the Jackson House and the Director of the Duke of Edinburgh Award and Adventure Club at Haileybury.

HMA wishes all of our community a fantastic and well-deserved break.

Kymme Fujihara

HMA President

M: 0419 329 731

E: hma@hailebury.vic.edu.au

OLD HAILEYBURIANS ASSOCIATION

Recent Event

Mornington Peninsula Luncheon On 14 June, the OHA hosted a local luncheon for those Old Haileyburians who reside on the Mornington Peninsula. Guests dined at the beautiful The Long Table restaurant in Red Hill South and enjoyed live music from Haileybury's very own Archivist, Keith White!

Upcoming Events

OHA Business & Entrepreneur Industry Night – 21 July 2015

Current Years 11 & 12 students (and parents), as well as those alumni members studying business, are encouraged to attend the next OHA Industry Night on 21 July. At this free-of-charge event, guests will hear from 6-8 speakers in regards to their journey throughout the exciting business/entrepreneur industry. Visit the OHA website for more details and to book.

OHA Golf Day – 2 October 2015

The annual OHA Golf Day is set to be extra special this year with 2 October tipped to become an official Victorian Public holiday. What better way to spend Grand Final eve than out on the green at Huntingdale Golf Course with your Old Haileyburian peers! Special pricing is available for students and teachers. Visit the OHA website for more details and to book.

Russell Davidson

Director of School Development & Alumni Relations

HAILEYBURY FOUNDATION

The Haileybury Foundation is delighted to present to the Haileybury community the 2014/15 Report on Giving. This can be viewed by clicking on the following button.

2014/15 Report on Giving

The report details the Foundation's goals for the future, the various programs being supported, levels of donor recognition, and the total amount of donations and bequests throughout the six-year period of the Haileybury Foundation.

The Haileybury Foundation asks for your support by pledging a commitment to help consolidate Haileybury's position as one of Australia's great schools, as well as helping to achieve our vision of being recognised as a great world school.

As a member of the Haileybury community, there are a number of ways that you can become involved in the Foundation:

Individual Donations: Your donation to the Haileybury Scholarship Fund enables less fortunate Australian students to experience a Haileybury education. All donations are tax deductible. Members of the Haileybury community can donate by clicking on the following button.
Donate Now
Bequests: The Winged Heart Society: A charitable bequest is also a great way to make a gift to the School. By means of your will or other estate plan, you can name Haileybury as the beneficiary of a portion of your estate or assets.

For further information or to make a donation, please contact Russell Davidson, Director of Development and Alumni Relations:

P: +61 3 9904 6140

E: russell.davidson@haileybury.vic.edu.au

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