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LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 26-28 JULY 2019 MARRYATVILLE SA Loreto Nedlands

2 | LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 WELCOME

Welcome to Loreto College Marryatville. In partnership by hearing from the leaders of the Institute and with the Loreto and South East Asia Province, Sr Noelle and Sr Wendy; and to hear some Province, Loreto Ministries is delighted to host our professional insights on ethical and responsible inaugural Loreto Boards’ Colloquium. governance from outstanding Loreto women leaders, Susan Pascoe AM, Rachel Grimes and Tara McKnight, I particularly welcome Sr Noelle Corscadden ibvm at a time when our civil and ecclesiastical narrative (Institute Leader), Sr Brenda Eagan ibvm (Member of demands corporate integrity, ethical leadership and an the Institute Leadership Team), Sr Wendy Hildebrand enduring vision derived from our core values. ibvm (Loreto Australia and South East Asia Province Leader), members of the Province Council and Loreto I wish to express my gratitude to Peter Hoban (Board Sisters. I welcome board directors of Loreto Ministries, Chair, Loreto College Marryatville), to Marryatville’s Loreto Vietnam, Loreto Timor-Leste, Mary Ward Principal Dr Nicole Archard, Deputy Principal Penny International Australia and each of our Loreto schools. Minchin and the wider Loreto College Marryatville I am very pleased that we are joined by principals and community for their gracious and generous hospitality. staff from Loreto schools across the Province. I also express my gratitude to the staff of Loreto Ministries, under the leadership of Cate Sydes, for There are a number of reasons for holding the all of their hard work and thorough preparation for Colloquium: to provide a collegial environment where our gathering. we are challenged to reflect on our organisational culture and how this impacts on ethical and Although our gathering is brief, I am confident our responsible governance in order to strengthen listening and learning, dialogue and discussion will the Loreto mission in the Province into the future; make a positive contribution to the growth of Loreto to strengthen our Loreto network by deepening in our local context and across the Province. our knowledge of the charism of Mary Ward and the educational vision of Mother Gonzaga Barry, Across these wintry days, I welcome you most warmly with assistance from Dr Elaine McDonald and Sr to our inaugural Colloquium and trust that you will be Jane Kelly ibvm; to broaden our understanding of engaged and challenged to reflect on strengthening the contemporary challenges, priorities, mission the Loreto mission through ethical and responsible and ministry of our Mary Ward ‘circle of friends’ governance under the leadership of Loreto Ministries.

The Honourable Justice Peter Garling Board Chair, Loreto Ministries July 2019

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4 | LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 2019 PROVINCE COUNCIL

Wendy Hildebrand ibvm Natalie Houlihan ibvm Anne Kelly ibvm

Mercia Richards ibvm Libby Rogerson ibvm

Loreto Ministries acknowledges the ongoing support of the Loreto Australia and South East Asia Province with sincere gratitude and appreciation. The continual encouragement of Loreto Ministries facilitates connection, progression and success.

LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 | 5 Loreto Pre- Gari-uai, Timor-Leste

6 | LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 2019 LORETO MINISTRIES BOARD

The Hon. Justice Peter Garling Anne Kelly ibvm Mary Wright ibvm Board Chair

Dr Judy Smeed Paul Henderson Chris Dodd

Rachel Grimes

LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 | 7 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Noelle Corscadden ibvm Wendy Hildebrand ibvm Institute Leader, IBVM Generalate Province Leader, Loreto Australia and South East Asia

Noelle’s comprehensive educational ministry has Wendy has held a number of senior management included working as a teacher and principal of Loreto roles in social service organisations, most notably at primary schools, in addition to membership of the Mission Australia, directing a wide range of programs Loreto Education Network and the Loreto Trust Board, responding to the needs of marginalised and . disadvantaged young people.

Noelle’s experience of working with the Jesuit Refugee A past student of , teacher Service in the Rwandan Refugee camps in Tanzania in and social worker, Wendy has worked at Loreto the mid-1990s proved life-changing. She subsequently Mandeville Hall Toorak and , where completed a Masters in Peace and Development she also held the role of Director of the Boarding studies and established Mary Ward International. Noelle School. was a founding member and Board Chair of Misean Cara, the funding agency which supports the work of Following a province-wide discernment process, Irish missionary congregations and their collaborators. Wendy was chosen as Province Leader in 2017. She works closely with the Province Council, comprising of It was during this time that she visited and became Anne Kelly ibvm, Libby Rogerson ibvm, Mercia Richards familiar with the various ministries and projects of ibvm and Natalie Houlihan ibvm. the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary worldwide, becoming even more aware of the enormous poverty Wendy draws strength from the fact that she walks in and needs in our world. the footsteps of many wise and courageous leaders who have gone before her. She believes strongly in Prior to her election as Institute Leader in Rome, Noelle the transformative impact of education and values the was Leader of the Irish Province. During this time she collegiality between the Province, Loreto Ministries and served as Vice-President and then President of the Mary Ward International in furthering the mission of Conference of Religious of Ireland. Jesus, Mary Ward International Australia and the Loreto Sisters in Australia and South East Asia.

8 | LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 Jane Kelly ibvm Dr Elaine McDonald Community Leader, Loreto Australia Head of Policy and Practice, Dublin City University and South East Asia

A gifted storyteller and historian, Jane has degrees in Elaine is a great proponent of the life and legacy of English and History (University of ) Public Mary Ward. Her 2008 doctoral research explored the History (Monash University) and Theology (Heythrop educational legacy of the Loreto order from the time of College, London). Mary Ward (1585 – 1645) to Mother Michael (Frances) Corcoran (1846 – 1927). She taught at Toorak and Loreto Normanhurst for a number of years, before being Through her involvement in teacher education and appointed principal of Loreto Mandeville Hall Toorak. In policy development, Elaine brings this heritage to life 1980 she took on responsibility as principal of St Mary’s and is able to dialogue with contemporary educational College, Melbourne University - a position she held with and social trends. Australian participants in the 2017 distinction for sixteen years. Friends of Mary Ward Conference in York so valued Elaine’s scholarly engagement with Mary Ward’s Jane has been entrusted with many different leadership vision that an invitation was extended to continue the roles within the Province, including the oversight of conversation ‘down-under’. the 2009 publication of Loreto Australia by Mary Ryllis Clark (UNSW Press). Elaine’s long connection with Loreto, experience as a secondary teacher, in teacher education and the She is currently involved in researching the lives of the Catholic education sector, and as Board Chair of an first Loreto Sisters to arrive in Australia, with the intent Irish Loreto school, stands her in good stead to meet us to publish. Her research into the handwritten letters on common ground. of these women has taken her to various parts of the world, tracing the trajectory of their correspondence. Jane has been invited to attend academic conferences and present papers on her findings in the United States, and in Ireland.

LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 | 9 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Susan Pascoe AM Mary Wright ibvm Adjunct Professor, University of Board Director, Loreto Ministries and President and Board Chair, Australian Council for International Development

Susan’s achievements in the fields of education and Mary has gained extensive experience advising international development are extraordinary. From the religious institutes and teaching at Yarra Theological outset of her career, she has been deeply engaged with Union before being appointed as Provincial of Loreto efforts to improve the quality and equity of education at Australia in 1996. Two years later she was elected state, national and global levels. General Superior of the Institute, which involved an eight-year term in Rome. Susan has served as President of the Australian College of Educators, CEO of the Victorian Curriculum and In Mary’s earlier life she completed studies in Science, Assessment Authority, CEO of the Catholic Education Education and Theology, and worked as a teacher Commission of Victoria and Board Chair of the Australian and principal in Loreto schools in Australia. She National Commission for UNESCO. For a number of years went on to study Canon Law in Ottawa, , she also chaired the Loreto Education Board for Loreto writing her doctoral thesis on the history of the and FCJ Schools in Australia. Institute’s Constitutions.

In 2011, having led the task force to create the Australian After her homecoming in 2007, Mary was invited back Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) – by to Rome to work in the Congregation for Institutes working across Commonwealth agencies, states and of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life at territories – she held the position of ACNC inaugural chair the Vatican. Her service in the Congregation included from 2012 - 2017. the development of ministerial public juridic persons particularly in the United States, Canada and Australia. As principal of Kadisha Enterprises and of Baxter Lawley, she provides consultancy services to government and Since returning to Melbourne in 2013, Mary has made the not-for-profit sector in the areas of governance, a valuable contribution to the life of the Province in review, strategic planning and leadership. a variety of ways, including her membership of the Province Finance Advisory Committee and the board Susan’s significant achievements and leadership were of Loreto Ministries. At the same time, she has been acknowledged in 2007 when she was appointed Member actively engaged at the international level as a canon of the Order of Australia. In 2016 she was awarded the law consultant, advisor and facilitator for many religious Leadership in Government Award for her outstanding congregations and ministerial public juridic persons. contribution to public administration in Australia.

10 | LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 Rachel Grimes Tara McKnight CFO Technology, Finance Strategy, Transformation Integration Director, Business Division, Westpac Group and Programs, Westpac Group and Board Director, Loreto Ministries

Rachel is an experienced and dynamic financial Tara has over 20 years of professional experience, services professional with over 25 years of experience predominately in the financial services sector, at Westpac, BT Financial Group and PwC. She is known working with BT Financial Group and Westpac for her astute accounting knowledge, her dynamic and Banking Corporation in senior roles, both offshore inclusive leadership style and her ability to achieve and in Australia. During this time, Tara held a range of outcomes for the organisation, as well as for the team. positions across senior business and executive human resources. More recently, she led the development As the former president of the International Federation and implementation of the new Banking Executive of Accountants (IFAC), Rachel is a passionate Accountability Regime for the Westpac Board and ambassador for the accounting profession. She Group, as well as leading the review of the Westpac has been involved with the Institute of Chartered Group Risk and Compliance Operating Model for the Accountants Australia since 1991 and served as the new Chief Risk Officer. State Chair of the Regional Council in 2004 and as the President in 2011. Tara is experienced across a range of directorships, including ones associated with Loreto, firstly as a Board An ex-student of , Rachel joined the Director for Loreto Kirribilli (nine years) then as Chair of Loreto Kirribilli Finance Committee in 1998, a position Loreto College Marryatville. she held for 12 years. She has also served on the Loreto Kirribilli Board (formerly known as Council) She is currently Director and Secretary for the and on the Loreto Education Council, a precursor to Auscontact Association. Tara holds a combined Arts/ Loreto Ministries. Law Degree from the University of Western Australia and was admitted to practice law in the South A strong and inclusive leader, Rachel was a finalist Australian Supreme Court in 1997. in the Westpac Women of Influence Awards from 2013-2015. She is passionate about developing and mentoring talent, building strong and cohesive teams and empowering the people she meets.

LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 | 11 Loreto College Coorparoo

12 | LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 DINNER SPEAKER

Helen McCabe Founder and Managing Director, Future Women

After decades in the media Helen started her own Helen grew up on the Plains attending the local business to help women professionally and personally high school before moving into the by promoting equality and diversity. Prior to establishing at Loreto College Marryatville. She went on to study Future Women, a premium digital brand connecting journalism and began her career in Adelaide radio and professional women, she launched the Honey lifestyle television before moving to the Canberra Press Gallery network for Nine and headed up Nine.com.au. with the Seven Network.

Previously she was editor-in-chief of The Australian Helen is on the board of the Australian Indigenous Women’s Weekly, the country’s number one selling Education Foundation and the Garvan Research magazine. Helen spent nearly seven years at the helm Foundation. She is a proud ambassador for in a trailblazing era where she broke down barriers Adopt Change. by putting women such as Turia Pitt and more controversially Julia Gillard on the cover. Prior to The Australian Women’s Weekly she spent 12 years working in newspapers. She was Deputy Editor of The Sunday Telegraph, Night Editor of The Australian and held key editorial roles on The Daily Telegraph. She was also News Limited’s correspondent in London.

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Loreto Vietnam

14 | LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019

FACILITATOR

Dr Nicole Archard Principal, Loreto College Marryatville

Dr Nicole Archard holds a Bachelor of Arts and Nicole was the recipient of a research grant awarded Diploma of Education (Ancient History and English by Macquarie University resulting in her studying Literature), Master of Arts (Children’s Literature and girls’ schools located in the and Creative Writing), Master of Educational Leadership, presenting at the International Gender and Education Master of Theological Studies (Biblical Studies), and a Conference at Exeter University in England. For her Doctor of Philosophy (Gender, Girls’ Education, Women PhD studies, Nicole received the Excellence in Research and Leadership). Award for the Faculty of Human Sciences from Macquarie University. Nicole has presented at national and international conferences on the topics of gender, women and Her research areas include single-sex education, leadership, girls and STEM, and girls’ education. She has girls and STEM – particularly in relation to girls’ published extensively in these areas, including refereed participation and performance in STEM subject areas, academic journals in Australia, the United Kingdom, and the development of girls’ leadership identity, and the United States as well as several book chapters. the impact of risk-taking and failure on girls’ levels of confidence and development of self-efficacy.

LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 | 15 PROGRAM

Friday 26 July 2019

5:45 EARLY REGISTRATION

6:00 – 7:30 WELCOME RECEPTION | Peter Hoban (Board Chair, Loreto College, Marryatville) Performing Arts Centre Foyer

Saturday 27 July 2019

8:15 - 8:40 REGISTRATION Performing Arts Centre Foyer Tea and Coffee on Arrival

8:40 - 9:15 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY | Loreto College Students GATHERING PRAYER | Loreto College Students WELCOME | Justice Peter Garling Performing Arts Centre

9:15 – 10:15 KEYNOTE 1 | Dr Elaine McDonald Testing the Scaffolding: The Legacy of Mary Ward in our Time and Place Performing Arts Centre

10:15 – 11:00 KEYNOTE 2 | Noelle Corscadden ibvm Crossing Boundaries for Global Mission Performing Arts Centre

11:00 – 11:30 MORNING TEA Performing Arts Centre Foyer

11:30 – 12:30 KEYNOTE 3 | Jane Kelly ibvm Mother Gonzaga Barry ibvm – A Study in Pioneering Leadership Performing Arts Centre

12:30 – 1:10 KEYNOTE 4 | Wendy Hildebrand ibvm Governance Without Borders: Loreto Network Near and Far Performing Arts Centre

1:10 – 2:00 LUNCH The Square

2:00 – 3:00 KEYNOTE 5 | Susan Pascoe AM Best Practice in the Governance of Catholic Education Performing Arts Centre

3:00 – 4:00 Q & A | Facilitator: Dr Nicole Archard Panel: Dr Elaine McDonald, Mary Wright ibvm, Noelle Corscadden ibvm, Susan Pascoe AM, and Wendy Hildebrand ibvm Performing Arts Centre

4:00 - 4:15 EXAMEN | Natalie Houlihan ibvm Performing Arts Centre

6:30 FOR COLLOQUIUM DINNER | Stamford Plaza 7:00 START Grace: Diaan Stuart ibvm Guest Speaker: Helen McCabe

16 | LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 Sunday 28 July 2019

8:15 - 9:15 COLLOQUIUM EUCHARIST | Fr Peter Hosking SJ Loreto College Chapel

9:15 - 9:45 Tea and Coffee The Square

9:45 – 9:50 WELCOME | Dr Nicole Archard The Square

9:50 – 10:30 KEYNOTE 6 | Rachel Grimes Ethical Corporate Responsibility The Square

10:30 – 12:15 BREAKOUT SESSION AND REPORT BACK | Tara McKnight Board Culture and Governance Working Morning Tea Available The Square

12:15 – 12:30 COLLOQUIUM CLOSING | Justice Peter Garling The Square

12:30 - 1:00 LUNCH The Square

1:00 Bus Departs to Adelaide Airport

Loreto Mandeville Hall Toorak

LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 | 17 CAMPUS MAP

18 | LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 ABOUT LORETO COLLEGE MARRYATVILLE

Celebrating more than 110 years of education in Adelaide, Loreto College Marryatville stands on the shoulders of the 400-year global tradition of the Loreto Sisters to inspire and empower women through education.

From Early Learning to the Senior Years, Loreto College Marryatville is a dynamic and inspiring environment that nurtures and builds confidence in all students. Firmly grounded by its rich past, the College is focused on directing the future by providing an extraordinary education for its students who consistently achieve outstanding results in an environment that balances academic rigour with a wide range of extra-curricular opportunities.

Combined with diverse specialist staff, Loreto College Marryatville incorporates the latest research and evidence-based practice to meet girls’ academic and wellbeing needs. At Loreto, our girls become the strong, passionate and confident young women of tomorrow.

Loreto College Marryatville

LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 | 19 DELEGATES Sr Noelle Corscadden ibvm IBVM Generalate Institute Leader Sr Brenda Eagan ibvm IBVM Generalate Institute Leadership Team Sr Wendy Hildebrand ibvm Loreto Australia and South East Asia Province Leader Sr Libby Rogerson ibvm Loreto Australia and South East Asia Province Council Member / Mary Ward International Australia & MWIA Board Chair Sr Natalie Houlihan ibvm Loreto Australia and South East Asia Province Council Member Sr Anne Kelly ibvm Loreto Australia and South East Asia Province Council Member & / Loreto Ministries Loreto Ministries Board Director Sr Mercia Richards ibvm Loreto Australia and South East Asia Province Council Member Sr Jane Kelly ibvm Loreto Australia and South East Asia Victoria Community Leader Sr Diaan Stuart ibvm Loreto Australia and South East Asia Adelaide Community Leader Sr Verna Hayes ibvm Loreto Australia and South East Asia Adelaide Loreto Sister Sr Rachel McLoughlin ibvm Loreto Australia and South East Asia MWIA Volunteer Coordinator / Mary Ward International Australia Justice Peter Garling Loreto Ministries Board Chair Mr Paul Henderson Loreto Ministries Board Director Dr Judy Smeed Loreto Ministries Board Director Sr Mary Wright ibvm Loreto Ministries Board Director Mr Chris Dodd Loreto Ministries Board Director Ms Rachel Grimes Loreto Ministries Board Director Mrs Geraldine Frantz Loreto College Ballarat Board Chair Ms Judith Potter Loreto College Ballarat Principal Sr Denise Desmarchelier ibvm Loreto College Ballarat Board Director Mr Luke Dunne Loreto College Ballarat Board Director Mrs Nicole Loader Loreto College Ballarat Board Director Mr Matthew McCabe Loreto College Ballarat Board Director Mr Richard Robinson Loreto College Ballarat Board Director Mr Jeff Primmer Loreto College Ballarat Business Manager Mrs Diane Bukowski Loreto College Coorparoo Board Chair Ms Kim Wickham Loreto College Coorparoo Principal Mr Luke Georgiou Loreto College Coorparoo Board Director Ms Kathryn Greiner AO Loreto College Coorparoo Board Director Ms Melissa Hill Loreto College Coorparoo Board Director Mr Andrew Thomas Loreto College Coorparoo Board Director Mrs Donna Orazio Loreto College Coorparoo Board Director Mr Noel Williams Loreto College Coorparoo Business Manager Ms Sheila McGregor Loreto Kirribilli Board Chair Mrs Anna Dickinson Loreto Kirribilli Principal Ms Lisa Claes Loreto Kirribilli Board Director Professor Br David Hall FMS Loreto Kirribilli Board Director Ms Yvonne Le Bas Loreto Kirribilli Board Director Ms Louisa Geddes Loreto Kirribilli Board Director Mr Niall Ronan Loreto Kirribilli Board Director Ms Maree Johnstone Loreto Kirribilli Business Manager Mr Peter Hoban Loreto College Marryatville Board Chair Dr Nicole Archard Loreto College Marryatville Principal Ms Sandra Di Blasio Loreto College Marryatville Board Director Mr Mike Francis Loreto College Marryatville Board Director Ms Brooke Hall-Carney Loreto College Marryatville Board Director Ms Leigh Willson Loreto College Marryatville Board Director Mr Phil Kightley Loreto College Marryatville Business Manager Ms Penny Minchin Loreto College Marryatville Deputy Principal

20 | LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 Mrs Anna Fitzpatrick Loreto College Marryatville Director of Staff Ms Cressey Wallwork Loreto Nedlands Board Chair Mrs Therese Hussey Loreto Nedlands Principal Mrs Laura Willox Loreto Nedlands Board Director Ms Caroline Chan Loreto Nedlands Board Director Mr Andrew Quoyle Loreto Normanhurst Board Chair Ms Marina Ugonotti Loreto Normanhurst Principal Mr Chris Boys Loreto Normanhurst Board Director Mrs Carmel Byrnes Loreto Normanhurst Board Director Ms Jacquie McCann Loreto Normanhurst Chief Operating Officer Mr Gerard Dalbosco Loreto Mandeville Hall Toorak Board Chair Dr Susan Stevens Loreto Mandeville Hall Toorak Principal Mr Louis Chiam Loreto Mandeville Hall Toorak Board Director Dr Suzan McDaniel Loreto Mandeville Hall Toorak Board Director Mr Bede Noonan Loreto Mandeville Hall Toorak Board Director Dr Sylvia Walton AO Loreto Mandeville Hall Toorak Board Director Mrs Annette Wiltshire Loreto Mandeville Hall Toorak Board Director Dr Lesley Gillespie OAM Loreto Manderville Hall Toorak Board Director Mr Tim Rowler Loreto Manderville Hall Toorak Business Manager Mr Robert Henderson John XXIII College Principal Dr Courtenay Harris John XXIII College Board Director Ms Nicole Gibson Mary Ward International Australia Deputy Chair Mrs Mary Cook Mary Ward International Australia Board Director Ms Emma Braun Mary Ward International Australia Board Director Ms Kelly Morrison Mary Ward International Australia Board Director Sr Margaret Mary Flynn ibvm Loreto Timor-Leste Board Chair Mrs Zelia Belo Loreto Timor-Leste Board Director Br Peter Corr FMS Loreto Timor-Leste Board Director Dr Roderick Crouch Loreto Vietnam Board Chair Dr Elaine McDonald Dublin City University Head of Policy and Practice Mr Mick Newell Catholic Church Insurance National Account Manager Mr Adam Dixson Catholic Church Insurance Head of Marketing

LORETO CENTRE STAFF Ms Cate Sydes Loreto Ministries CEO Ms Anne Muirhead Loreto Ministries Director of Mission Mr Paul Ould Loreto Ministries Director of Education Ms Eva Dixon Loreto Ministries Executive Assistant to the CEO Ms Elouise Hahn Loreto Ministries Manager, Communications & Marketing Ms Patricia Quinn Loreto Ministries Manager, HR, Risk & Policy Mrs Kim Nass Mary Ward International Australia Executive Officer Ms Jennine Lennox Loreto Australia and South East Asia Executive Assistant to the Province Leader Ms Alison Brown Loreto Australia and South East Asia Director Finance & Business

LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 | 21 SPONSORS

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22 | LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 PARTICIPATE IN THE Q&A

At this Colloquium, we want to ensure your most burning questions are answered. Therefore, we will be using a simple audience interaction platform called Sli.do.

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We would appreciate your feedback and encourage you to take the time to complete this evaluation.

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LORETO BOARDS’ COLLOQUIUM 2019 | 23 WITH SPECIAL APPRECIATION

• Loreto Australia and South East Asia Province • Loreto Ministries Board • Loreto Ministries Staff • Loreto College Marryatville Board Chair, Peter Hoban • Loreto College Marryatville Principal, Dr Nicole Archard • Loreto College Marryatville Deputy Principal, Penny Minchin • Loreto College Marryatville Staff

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