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Learning in the Senior School 2024

Watch the video below to hear directly from our Heads of Department and gain valuable insights into MLC School’s academic leadership.

In this Issue

From the Principal
From the Principal
Dates
Sapphires’ Chapel Service and Lunch 2024
2025 Reunions – Registrations Open
Year 7 to Year 11 Scholarships – Registrations Now Open
Year 5 2025 Scholarships Close 30 July
News
Old Girls at the Paris Olympics
2024 Alumnae Awards
Performing Arts and Sports Centre and Aquatic Centre Expansion – Update
Learning in the Senior School 2024
Mother’s Day Breakfast 2024
MLC School welcomes back Old Girl Sophia Maling for ANZAC Service
Junior School Captains enjoy morning tea with the Principal
Senior Drama production – The Whirly Bird Club
Téa and Isla – Daring to Make a Difference
Speaking 4 the Planet
Exodus Service Day – A Reflection
Illuminate 2024
Lucis Magazine Autumn 2024 Edition Out Now
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Performing Arts and Sports Centre and Aquatic Centre Expansion – Update

Mother’s Day Breakfast 2024

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Congratulations to Anne Gripper (1982)
2025 Alumnae Award for Sporting Achievement and Philanthropic Endeavours

Anne has spent over 25 years making exceptional contributions in both the not-for-profit and government sectors, particularly in sport, ethics, and governance. Known for her integrity, passion, and leadership, she has held high-level roles in Australia and internationally.

Currently, Anne serves on several boards, including as Chair of the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) Integrity Commission in Switzerland, Chair of the Ethics and Integrity Committee at AusCycling, and Executive Board Member of the Oceania Cycling Confederation. She represented UCI at the 2024 Paris Olympics and is a former CEO of Triathlon Australia and Executive Director at the NSW Office of Sport.

MLC School’s 1982 School Captain, Anne embodies the School’s values of service and leadership. Following the tragic loss of her partner, Dr June Canavan, in 2009, Anne completed June’s ambitious charity trek, raising over $150,000 for the School of St Jude in Tanzania. She later established the June Canavan Foundation, which has since funded over $3.6 million worth of projects in sport, health, education, and conservation.

Anne remains an active triathlete and is widely respected for her ability to foster change through collaboration, strategic vision, and ethical leadership. Her life’s work continues to inspire and make a lasting impact.

Read more about Anne Gripper (1982) Alumnae Award winner here: community.mlcsyd.nsw.edu.au/news/alumnae-awards/2025-alumnae-award-recipients/145/145-Anne-Gripper-
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Congratulations to Anne Gripper (1982)
2025 Alumnae Award for Sporting Achievement and Philanthropic Endeavours

Anne has spent over 25 years making exceptional contributions in both the not-for-profit and government sectors, particularly in sport, ethics, and governance. Known for her integrity, passion, and leadership, she has held high-level roles in Australia and internationally.

Currently, Anne serves on several boards, including as Chair of the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) Integrity Commission in Switzerland, Chair of the Ethics and Integrity Committee at AusCycling, and Executive Board Member of the Oceania Cycling Confederation. She represented UCI at the 2024 Paris Olympics and is a former CEO of Triathlon Australia and Executive Director at the NSW Office of Sport.

MLC School’s 1982 School Captain, Anne embodies the School’s values of service and leadership. Following the tragic loss of her partner, Dr June Canavan, in 2009, Anne completed June’s ambitious charity trek, raising over $150,000 for the School of St Jude in Tanzania. She later established the June Canavan Foundation, which has since funded over $3.6 million worth of projects in sport, health, education, and conservation.

Anne remains an active triathlete and is widely respected for her ability to foster change through collaboration, strategic vision, and ethical leadership. Her life’s work continues to inspire and make a lasting impact.

Read more about Anne Gripper (1982) Alumnae Award winner here: https://community.mlcsyd.nsw.edu.au/news/alumnae-awards/2025-alumnae-award-recipients/145/145-Anne-Gripper-
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