6 MB 6Th May 2020 Clontarf Foundation Annual Report 2019 6Th May 2020
clontarf foundation annualreport2019 CONTENTS Who We Are and What We Do 2 Chairman & CEO’s Report 3 - 14 Roll of Honour 15 - 16 Corporate Structure 17 - 20 Academy Locations 21 - 24 Auditor’s Report 25 - 28 Financial Report 29 - 57 Partners 58 Kurtis Quealey (Vincentia Academy, NSW) relaxes at Wreck Bay before the Ross Kelly Cup rugby league carnival. 1 FROM LITTLE THINGS BIG THINGS GROW “Through Clontarf and their partner Landbridge, I was selected to hop on board the Young Endeavour and sail from Gladstone to Brisbane. We were taught how to set and furl sails, navigate the seas, master the swells and most importantly, how to work together as a team. Who knew these 11 days would be the best experience of my life. As Captain Adam Charlie Farely had told us at the beginning of the journey, ‘we might be complete strangers now but I guarantee you guys will be family the day we reach Brisbane.’ Throughout our time upon the Young Endeavour, we were lucky enough to visit places such as Herron Island, Lady Musgrave Island and Tangelooma. The journey was fi lled with excitement and curiosity as we had no idea about what was to come next. It’s opportunities like this that are provided by the Clontarf Foundation and their partners across Australia that enable us to step out of our comfort zone and challenge ourselves that will help set us up for life after school. Today I challenge you boys to step outside your comfort zone, tell your story, make a great impression on our partners and who knows what could happen in the days, weeks, months, years to come.” Bundharra Wightman – 2019 Wilsonton Academy member, Year 12 graduate and school captain, addressing fellow Clontarf members.
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