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Indulge in our Spanish Fiesta at The Long Lunch Auction Catalogue Sunday 23 September 2018 FROM THE PRINCIPAL The latest project in our Master Plan, The Next Challenge: Building for Tomorrow, our new Science Centre and associated upgrades have all the elements for success. This follows on from the completion of our first five Master Plan projects: expanding our Early Learners’ Centre, increasing parking spaces and access to additional sporting facilities in Bell Yett Reserve, installing high speed network services to enhance online learning, building a new Middle School and opening a new Library. So, are you ready to take up this next challenge with me? Julia Shea Principal St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2018 WELCOME Hola! Welcome to our second St goods and services, and we encourage Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch, you to refer our sponsors to others. a Spanish Fiesta of wonderful food, This is such an exciting time for our refreshments and entertainment set School and events such as this give us in our beautiful School grounds. all the opportunity to come together Thanks to the generosity of our and play a key role in our Master Plan’s sponsors, suppliers and community next challenge - a new Science Centre. members, 100% of proceeds from We are very fortunate that all of the today’s fundraiser will help fund auction items on offer here today our new Science Centre. have been donated and all expenses It has been an absolute pleasure to for the event have been sponsored. work with our amazing community This means all funds raised today members, staff and volunteers to (and money from the ticket sales) make this day a reality. will go directly to our girls, which is a fantastic result. Throughout this catalogue, you will find a fantastic range of auction items I thank you all for your generosity, donated by individuals and businesses and for helping us to make our from our incredible community. vision and Master Plan a reality. We urge you to mention St Peter’s Girls’ Melissa Westgate School when you use our supporters’ Foundation Manager St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2018 THANK YOU Thank you to our wonderful Foundation Long Lunch Sponsors Saints Pablo Picasso Sponsors Saints Fernando Torres Sponsors Saints Rafael Nadal Sponsors Saints Enrique Iglesias Sponsors St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2018 RAFFLE The GW Cox Jewellery RAFFLE Prize proudly donated by GW Cox My Jeweller | Value: $2,200 South Sea Pearl from Broome, set in $50 each - Only 100 tickets available. 18 carat white gold with diamonds, Each ticket includes a piccolo of Moet on a stylish black cord necklace. and your chance to WIN this beautiful Tickets are available for purchase in signature piece for your collection! the Community Relations’ Office prior to The Long Lunch, and will also be available on the day. *Necklace available for viewing on the day St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2018 RIDE THE SPANISH MECHANICAL BULL Hold on tight for your chance to ride the mechanical bull, available all day during The Long Lunch! Purchase a ride for yourself or someone else and enjoy the bucking bull. $10 per ride St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2018 LIVE AUCTION LOT Ultimate Corporate #1 Entertainer: Big Bash Donated by: Commonwealth Bank of Australia Value: $7,000 Enjoy a night out with 16 guests in a Corporate Box at the Adelaide Oval for the Big Bash on 23 December 2018. This would be great to host a small office Christmas party, or even better, for a family to host their friends and kids, enjoying an end of year celebration! Prize includes 16 tickets, catering and drinks, hosted in the CBA corporate facility at Adelaide Oval. St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2018 LIVE AUCTION LOT “Rock Star” Car Park #2 Donated by: St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Value: Priceless Feel like a VIP with your personalised Reserved Car Park for one year at St Peter’s Girls’ School, right outside our Front Office. St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2018 LIVE AUCTION LOT The Bend Supercars #3 Corporate Experience Donated by: On The Run Value: $5,800 Feel the ultimate adrenaline rush as you experience this amazing package, including 4 x Corporate tickets in the Limestone Suite for Saturday and Sunday at the 2019 Supercars event at The Bend. You and your guests will be catered for with morning tea, afternoon tea and a buffet-style lunch provided, plus a beverage package. You and your guests will be granted access to the Supercar Paddock, and can enjoy the experience with your own televisions in the suite broadcasting the race and timing. This unbelievable package also includes a Course Car Hot Lap for each of the 4 guests during the event! St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2018 LIVE AUCTION LOT Fantastic POWER Footy! #4 Donated by: Port Adelaide Football Club Value: Priceless Host – Geoff Parker, National Recruiting Manager, Port Adelaide Football Club • 4 Tickets to a 2019 home game (non-Showdown) • 10 minute pre-match briefing with Assistant Coach • 4 change room passes for after the game Games will only be available once the 2019 AFL fixture is released. St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2018 LIVE AUCTION LOT Be Helicopter Parents #5 For a Day Donated by: Aerotech and The Lane Vineyard Value: Priceless Helicopter transfers from St Peter’s Girls’ School to The Lane Vineyard for 4 people. Enjoy an exclusive wine tasting in a special panoramic viewing room, plus a chef’s lunch including wines. St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2018 SILENT AUCTION Auction items 1. Who wouldn’t love a Magnum of fine wine? Tapanappa 2006 Whalebone Vineyard Cabernet Shiraz magnum (gift boxed) Donated by: Tapanappa Australia Value: $150 | Reserve: n/a 2. The height of fashion - A styling workshop for you and 10 friends The Ark stylists will show you the latest trends and moods, their favourite design lines and fabrics for the season, and how to edit them to suit your individual shape and taste. Champagne and nibbles provided! Donated by: The Ark Value: $550 | Reserve: n/a 3. Chocolate Galore Indulge yourself in this Haigh’s Gift Basket Donated by: Year 6 Parents Value: $205 | Reserve: n/a 4. Jewellery is always a girl’s best friend! Palas Jewellery ‘Parisienne Collection’ includes 1 x Simone earrings, 1 x Helene ring, and 1 x Audrey Lariat necklace. Donated by: Palas Jewellery Value: $274 | Reserve: n/a St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2018 SILENT AUCTION 5. Into the FIRE! Fire bowl from UrbanStone Donated by: UrbanStone Value: $400 | Reserve: n/a 6. Saints Creativity – Reception Art Piece Spanish pottery art piece designed and made by Reception students Donated by: St Peter’s Girls’ School Value: Priceless | Reserve: n/a 7. Saints Creativity – Art Piece #1 Spanish pottery art piece designed and made by Year 1 students Donated by: St Peter’s Girls’ School Value: Priceless | Reserve: n/a 8. Saints Creativity – Art Piece #2 Spanish pottery art piece designed and made by Year 2 students Donated by: St Peter’s Girls’ School Value: Priceless | Reserve: n/a 9. Saints Creativity – Art Piece #3 Spanish pottery art piece designed and made by Year 3 students Donated by: St Peter’s Girls’ School Value: Priceless | Reserve: n/a St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2018 SILENT AUCTION 10. Saints Creativity – Art Piece #4 Spanish pottery art piece designed and made by Year 4 students Donated by: St Peter’s Girls’ School Value: Priceless | Reserve: n/a 11. Saints Creativity – Art Piece #5 Spanish pottery art piece designed and made by Year 5 students Donated by: St Peter’s Girls’ School Value: Priceless | Reserve: n/a 12. Saints Creativity – Art Piece #6 Spanish pottery art piece designed and made by Year 6 students Donated by: St Peter’s Girls’ School Value: Priceless | Reserve: n/a 13. Toast of the Town South Australian Parliamentary Twin Wine Pack Donated by: The Hon Vickie Chapman MP, Member for Bragg, Deputy Premier and Attorney-General Value: $70 | Reserve: n/a 14. OLIVER! OLIVER! “Never before has a boy wanted more!” Voucher for a family pass to OLIVER (Fringe 2019 production) Donated by: Theatre Bugs Value: $70 | Reserve: n/a 15. Who doesn’t love a great Magnum too? 1 x Tapanappa 2013 Foggy Hill Vineyard Pinot Noir magnum (gift boxed) Donated by: Tapanappa Australia Value: $150 | Reserve: n/a St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2018 SILENT AUCTION 16. Classical Harry Potter like never before! Two tickets to attend an Entertainment Centre Corporate Box showing of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra’s Harry Potter Prisoner of Azkaban on Saturday 10 November. Includes show and drinks. Donated by: Pro Paint’n Panel & Rightway Automotive Services Value: $250 | Reserve: n/a 17. Take your car to the spa! Full vehicle clean and detail inside and out, minor service and safety check. Includes pick-up and drop-off. Donated by: Rightway Automotive Services Value: $350 | Reserve: n/a 18. You can look like a million dollars! Rodan and Fields’ premium anti-ageing skincare package. Includes soothe regimen, assorted samples, face and hand towels. Donated by: Rodan and Fields Independent Consultant, Peck Jin Gan Value: $232 | Reserve: $190 19. Time to Compute A brand new computer - HP 250 G6 2FG07PA Notebook 15.6” HD Intel i3-6006U 4GB DDR4 500GB HDD HDMI VGA Win 10 Home Webcam WL BT RJ45 1.86kg. Donated by: Commuserv Value: $600 | Reserve: n/a St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2018 SILENT AUCTION 20.
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