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Select to View/Download FEATURES JOURNIES OF INTEGRITY 12 Mimi Hayes, past pupil (Class of 2014) and current Year 9 student Jamie Sergeant - Crowe discuss their individual volunteering 12 experiences in Zambia and Nepal. Cover Art I SEE THINGS DIFFERENTLY NOW Travis Price original Loreto College 18 illustration Maddi Lloyd (Year 11) shares her very personal story of a horrific accident which Inside Cover Photo changed her life forever and how she has 2019 Loreto College people and places 30 persevered despite the challenges. Image by Eric Sebastian Editorial Team Shona Hendley, Judy-Ann Quilliam, Jayde Harrington, Elizabeth Till, Judith Potter 18 Photography AUTHENTICALLY AUSTRALIAN Eric Sebastian, Michelle Dunn, Ellie Meade 24 Past Pupil, Brigid Corcoran (Class of 1996) Photos supplied by Brigid Corcoran, opened up her contemporary Australian Mimi Hayes, Jaimie Sergeant - Crowe, space, Saltbush Kitchen and shared her Maddi Lloyd, MWIA, Loreto College experiences since leaving Loreto that have Archives led her to where she is today. Design Shona Hendley and Liz Skrokov Print 24 Revolution Print RIDE LIKE A GIRL PREMIERE 34 Loreto College proudly hosted the public opening night screening of Ride Like a Girl at the Regent Cinemas Ballarat. Contributions to Verity can be sent to: Loreto College THE HAYDEN FAMILY AT LORETO The Marketing & Development Office 36 1600 Sturt Street Ballarat VIC 3350 or 34 The Hayden family’s deep Loreto [email protected] connection. 2 3 Coming Up From the Editor, FEB ‘20 MAR ‘20 APR ‘20 “Integrity is your destiny-it is the light that guides your way.” - Plato 6 6 18 The second edition of Verity is linked by the theme of Integrity; a value that is based on the idea of honesty and strong moral principles. Class of 2019 International Women’s Day Class of 1980 Academic Awards Breakfast & Class of 2000 Reunions “A life of integrity is one of sincerity, without masks or pretence. Joy overflows from the heart of women Celebrating the achievements of the Our annual International Women’s Day Class of 1980 reunion - 11am who are free, just and sincere.” - Mary Ward graduating Class of 2019. Breakfast is an empowering event where Class of 2000 reunion - 4pm we proudly recognise and celebrate all the As you read through the pages, examples of integrity are abundant within the stories, the people who incredible women in our community. Past feature within them and the events and achievements that have occurred within the Loreto community. Pupils are warmly invited to attend. Our feature stories showcase this, including the incredibly brave personal story of current Year 11 student, Maddi Lloyd who underwent an absolutely traumatic experience last year that changed her life completely. Maddi’s honesty about its impact on her life, her perseverance and openness in sharing such a difficult experience demonstrate integrity at its absolute finest. The edition also includes the incredible journeys of volunteering by past pupil, Mimi Hayes (Class of 2014) and current student, Jaime Sergeant - Crowe. Both young women visited communities less fortunate then our own to volunteer their own time to assist others, a true representation of social justice guiding their pathway. For our next edition, our theme will be based on the value ‘Verity, the Loreto value of 2020. Shona Hendley and the Marketing & Development Team MAY ‘20 2 13-16 23 Class of 1970 & Matilda Class of 1990 Class of 2010 Reunions College Production Reunion Class of 1970 reunion - 11am The Loreto/St Patrick’s College Class of 1990 reunion - 4pm Class of 2010 reunion- 4pm performance of Matilda will make the clever comedic writing, vibrant dance scenes, brilliant characters, magic and puppetry come alive on stage for Ballarat audiences. 4 5 Messages from Loreto From left to right: Ms Judith Potter (Principal), Mrs Maria Myers AC, Sr Denise Desmarchelier ibvm, Mr Matt McCabe, Mrs Geraldine Frantz (Board Chair), Mr Richard Robinson, Mrs Erin Taylor, Mr Jeff Primmer (Business Manager), Mrs Nicole Loader. Absent: Mr Luke Dunne (Deputy Chair) From the Board The 2019 school year has been a very busy development. We will now move forward women who are past pupils of Loreto College Board Mrs Geraldine Frantz, Ms Min Myers, forget what is required to drive this critical and productive one for all including the with the important planning and concept Ballarat. They are both exemplary examples Mrs Geraldine Frantz (Chair), Mr Luke Mr Nick Grylewicz, Ms Marnie Papst, period in the lives of our students. It College Board. design stage of an expansive project that of what our founder Mary Ward meant when Dunne (Deputy Chair) Mrs Maria Myers AC, Ms Judith Potter (Principal), Mr Jeff Primmer takes strong commitment and hard work will see Loreto College Ballarat grow and she said that “women in time will come to Sr Denise Desmarchelier ibvm, (Business Manager), Ms Elizabeth Till from those who dedicate their careers The launch of our Strategic Goals 2019 and prosper for the future. I look forward to do much”. We will look to a future edition Mr Matt McCabe, Mr Richard Robinson, (Executive Deputy Principal). to providing a quality education to our Beyond in June of this year has created providing further updates as we progress of Verity early next year to feature both of Mrs Erin Taylor and Mrs Nicole Loader. students. Thank you to our Principal, Marketing & Development Committee these inspiring women. For now though, we Ms Judith Potter, the Leadership Team and much interest and excitement within our through this very significant time at Loreto Finance & Risk Committee say a huge thank you from the entire Loreto Mrs Maria Myers AC (Chair), Miss Meg Barry all staff at Loreto College for the excellent Loreto Community as well as the wider College. Mr Richard Robinson (Chair), (President, Loreto Past Pupils’ Association), Ballarat community. Community. work that you do. Mrs Cathy Oakley, Mrs Nicole Loader, Sr Denise Desmarchelier ibvm, This year we farewell two long serving Thank you to all my fellow Board and Mr Matt McCabe, Mrs Geraldine Frantz, Ms Jan Stephen, Mrs Trudi Kannourakis, Finally, as this year ends, on behalf of the The expansion of our College to allow us to members of our Marketing and Committee members for your support this Ms Judith Potter (Principal), Mr Jeff Primmer Mrs Dannielle James, Ms Judith Potter College Board we congratulate all our be able offer a place to more students into Development Committee, Mrs Maria Myers year and most particularly for your time and (Business Manager), Ms Elizabeth Till (Principal), Mr Pat O’Shea (Deputy Principal students for their 2019 school year. To the the future has been in the planning stages AC (Chair) and Ms Jan Stephen. Maria is expertise as we work together in our roles (Executive Deputy Principal). Wellbeing), Mrs Judy-Ann Quilliam graduating Class of 2019, we wish you well for a number of years. I am very pleased also stepping down, from her role as a of Governance and Strategic responsibilities (Director of Marketing & Development). in your ambitions and endeavours for the to advise that we have now progressed to Director on the College Board after 13 Property Committee of the College. future. the point where we have secured an option years of dedicated service. I cannot begin Mrs Erin Taylor (Chair), Mr Shane Carey, As the day to day teaching and learning to purchase a large green field site for this to express my gratitude to both of these Mr Luke Dunne, Mrs Carmel Flynn, continues on in a school, we sometimes By Board Chair - Mrs Geraldine Frantz 6 7 From the College Co-Captains As our final days at Loreto are fast young women we’ve had surrounding us on Whilst we are undoubtedly excited to approaching, we would like to take the this rollercoaster of a journey. receive that much anticipated Loreto ring at opportunity to reflect on not only this past Graduation to mark the end of our six year From the Principal year in which we have had the privilege of journeys and solidify our place as part of the being College Co-Captains, but the past six Loreto community, it is about so much more years in a place that has grown to be our “The friendships than that. The laughter, camaraderie and home away from home. community that comes with walking through The Mary Ward value of sincerity calls us to we have made We knew Loreto would grow to be a big the Loreto gates each day will be sorely be counter-cultural in a society where there part of our lives but neither of us could missed and we cannot, from the bottom of is pressure to conform to what is perceived are undoubtedly have imagined the impact that our Loreto our hearts, be more grateful for the time as an ideal ‘shape’ or ‘look’. When I was the education would have on us thus far, and ones that we will that we have spent here. age of our current students there was an the way it will continue to shape our lives apt saying that a ‘photo does not lie’. For keep for many We wish Kate Robinson, Sophie Grylewicz into the future. our adolescent and young women today, years to come”. and the 2020 Senate all the very best in in 2019, that saying is now a fallacy due to Despite perhaps being a little biased, we’re your roles as leaders within the Loreto the advent of digital technology and social not sure there’s anywhere else that you community and extend our best wishes to media. could find a school that is so incredibly The friendships we have made are the Class of 2020, we truly know that you welcoming and supportive of its students, undoubtedly ones that we will keep will do great things.
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