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CAPITAL CAMPAIGN 2016 - 2018

Sports and
Aquatic Centre

The
Vision

Learning to swim is a rite of passage for Australian children and experiences of public
pools and the beach are deeply rooted in the culture. However, what was once taken for
granted as a skill that everyone mastered, is increasingly less accessible – particularly for
those with limited access to aquatic environments. As the population becomes more
diverse, the need for access to swimming lessons has become more apparent and
immediate.

A school in Williamstown is never far from
the water and archival photographs from
the 1920s and 1930s capture historic
moments of our students on the beach,
evoking strong images of a way of life
inextricably linked with aquatic pursuits.
Indeed the association between Westbourne
and swimming stretches back to the
school’s earliest days and its first
headmaster, Charles Steedman.

Finally realising the vision of our
predecessors is an achievement made
possible through the passion and
persistence of parents, the community and
our benefactors. A community of believers.

1867 The school 1870 1876 Charles 1885 Charles Steedman 1888 Williamstown sea
opened with Steedman surrenders returns from New Zealand baths built. Hot sea baths
twenty-three his appointment and and the school re-opens were added in 1902
pupils (boys). the school closes. with both boys and girls. (later destroyed in a
storm 1934).
1867 1876 1885
1888

1870 Charles Steedman appointed as headmaster.

Born in London in 1830, Steedman was a champion swimmer, having won the
championship of England in 1848, 1852 and 1853. Steedman arrived in Melbourne around
1854 and by 1861 was the manager of the Sandridge Baths, where he also conducted
swimming lessons. The publication of his Manual of Swimming (Melbourne: 1867)
established Steedman as a leading authority on swimming and the book was the first
major technical contribution to the new sport of ‘speed swimming’. Six years later a
London edition was an international success.

2017 2013 2012

2017 Construction begins 2013 Launch of a 2012 Speech Day
on the new Centre – a fundraising campaign to School Council
signature project for the build a Sports and Aquatic President, David
school’s sesquicentenary. Centre. Horvath, announced
a building appeal for
a new sports and
quatic centre.

Building for
the Future

Westbourne students participate in a vast range of
programs and activities that challenge their ability to
think, perform and play.

Health, fitness and wellness are among our high priorities
because research identifies the association between
physical development and personal achievement in all
areas of learning and life.

To create a future where every child can be their best, we
are committed to initiatives that support wellbeing, fitness
and physical development. Access to swimming lessons
and other programs will be available to those within the
school and the wider community.

OUR VISION

Shaping Learners
Who Inspire the World

1911 Mabel Molland 1915 School moves 1956 School moves to 1963 Miss Molland retires. 1964 New head, Eileen Price,
appointed to take charge to Trinity Hall in Monomeith in The Strand introduces weekly swimming
of the Junior School. Pasco Street – where – and a magnificent view 1963 classes for students in
it will remain until of Port Phillip Bay. grades 4-6. Classes were
1956. held at the Williamstown
1956 Swimming Club. Classes in
1911 1915 swimming continued through
the 1960s.

1964

1988 A Foundation to raise money 1971 Financial difficulties 1971
for the school was established. saw the school close and
Fundraising goals were: $200,000 then subsequently re-open.
fora swimming pool and $1.5million
1997 for an auditorium. 1983 1978 First Year 7 students. 1977

1988 1978

1997 the Principal stated that 1983 First Year 12 – and a growing school meant 1977 Construction
the building of a pool would there was a need for more facilities. A swimming commences on a new
represent ‘a significant act of pool was identified as a major fundraising objective school at Truganina.
faith’ for the school. for the Parents and Friends Association and the
Ladies’ Auxiliary from both campuses.

OUR VALUES

Courage
Community
Scholarship
Creativity

“Success isn’t final, failure isn’t
fatal, it’s courage that counts.”

Alicia Coutts

The commencement of Together we will create
building works on the a facility that testifies to
Sports and Aquatic Centre our shared commitment
in 2017 is a major milestone. to this community and in
The school community has doing so reveals our spirit,
nurtured this idea since strengthens our resilience
1983 and, through patience and transforms our place
and perserverance, its time in Westbourne’s history.
has arrived.
As current and future
The funding partnerships students embrace every
we forge now will build resource available to pursue
on the foundation work their goals and aspirations
undertaken and generate we will be secure in the
an opportunity to knowledge that their
contribute to a powerful growth potential has
platform for future been fully supported.
learning.
The opportunities for
THIS IS A our gift makers and
HERO’S JOURNEY. sponsors lie in how we
work together to leverage
every contribution.

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25.5 210565 Truganina VIC 3029
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300 Sayers Road
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Westbourne Our aim now is
needs you to connect with
individuals and
Every person who shares our belief in the potential of organisations who
this community can impact positively on the project. want to make a
Gifts made since the campaign launch have assisted us significant difference
to reach the point where construction will commence in to the wellbeing of
2017. Planning and building approvals, site preparation this community,
and all technical specifications and drawings are complete. and to demonstrate
the immediate and
The exciting build stage is being facilitated through enduring value of
our capital works budget, corporate and commercial their generosity.
partnerships, bequests, alumni and staff and community
gifts. GIFTS ARE TAX
DEDUCTABLE

A Community
Resource

We are incredibly proud of the diversity and quality of our sports program and of the
outstanding facilities we have meticulously established as a part of our educational
strategy. The new Sports and Aquatic Centre will further transform existing amenities into
an enviable sports and activity precinct. In addition to delivering comprehensive water
sports, the fitness, dance, wellbeing and active living spaces are designed to accommodate
internal (school-based) and external (community-based) providers.

➔ 25m swimming pool Generations of
➔ learn to swim pool Gratitude
➔ weights room

➔ dance/movement studio We invite you to become a Gift maker status applies
naming rights Sponsor or a for gifts above $5,000. Gifts
➔ interior and exterior class major gift maker. over $50,000 attract major
rooms gift maker recognition and
The main naming rights above $150,000 the donor
➔ m eeting hub with wi-fi sponsor gains the would become a leadership
opportunity to signify their gift maker.
➔ m edical room/sports support with a designation
medicine centre of name for the Sports and The generosity of every
Aquatic Centre building. contributor will be formally
➔ o utdoor reflective spaces Additional naming rights recognised in accordance
are available for the two with our schedule of terms.
➔ e nergy efficient systems swimming pools and other
for reticulation, heat and facilities identified here. click here to start
maintenance the conversation

www.westbournegrammar.com

Westbourne TRUGANINA WILLIAMSTOWN
Grammar School (EARLY LEARNING-12) (P-3)

PO Box 37, Werribee VIC 3030 300 Sayers Road, 67 The Strand, Newport Vic 3015
[email protected] Truganina VIC 3029 Telephone +61 3 9731 9555
Telephone +61 3 9731 9444 Facsimile +61 3 9731 9500
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