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Our most recent campaign raised more than $6 million in support of the School’s largest and most ambitious building project in its history – The Shipsters Road building for Middle School Art, Science and Technology. The impressive new facility opened its doors to students on Monday 22 July 2019.

The Shipsters Road building for Middle School Art, Science and Technology

Thanks to the very generous support of the Pembroke community and more than 800 individual gifts, this project is a true demonstration of what is possible when the community comes together.

Significant gifts to the building include:

• Jin Bridge
  The bridge connecting the King’s Campus with the building
• Game Studio
  Art studio
• The Balnaves Enterprise Hub
  Art enterprise space
• Balnaves Place
  Ground and first floor atrium space
• Opus 722
  Sculpture By Robert Klippel, kindly donated by Neil Balnaves AO (old scholar '62)

How Your Support Helps

Major philanthropic support from our community, and from those who have generously left gifts to the School in their will has helped to advance a diverse range of programs, opportunities and initiatives including those listed below:

Grounds and Buildings

• 1993 – The Diana Medlin Junior School
• 1994 – The John Moody Technology Centre
• 1998 – The Senior School Resource Centre
• 2002 – The D.D. Harris Wing Campbell House (D.D. Harris Bequest)
• 2004 – The Middle School Resource Centre
• 2009 – The Girton Arts Precinct including the Dorothy Yates Hall (Dorothy Loughhead Bequest)
• 2016 – Old Watulunga Environmental Learning Centre

Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards

• Pembroke Community Scholarship
  Full tuition for a student experiencing financial hardship or adverse personal circumstances
• Scholarship for the Love of Learning in the IB
  For students wishing to study the IB Diploma who would otherwise be unable to access a Pembroke education
• Indulkaninna Foundation Scholarship
  Offers remission on boarding fees
• The Indigenous Youth Leadership Program
  Scholarships and leadership opportunities for young Indigenous Australians, with a focus on Indigenous youth from remote or regional communities, granted in partnership with The Smith Family
• Margaret Sellars Scholarship
  Full tuition for two students from rural Australia
• The Hope Crampton Endowed Annual Scholarship
  
• (Hope Crampton bequest) presented every year since 1995
• The Margaret Davey Trust Fund (Margaret Davey bequest)
  Supporting general education purposes by way of an annual income
• Bursaries
  For those experiencing short-term need due to disadvantage, health or financial distress
• Awards
  Examples include: the Ross Family Leadership Medal, The Diana Medlin Award, The John Mayfield Award for IB students, the Enid Williss (OS) Ferrari Memorial Award for Excellence in Choral Music (Enid Willis bequest), The Colin and Kaye Michell Awards for Outstanding Leadership in the Service to the School for Boys and Girls (Colin Michell bequest) and the Margaret Meadows Award.

The Arts

• The Margaret Bennett Year 12 Art Prizes to recognise exceptional artistic talent
• ‘Generations in Jazz’ has been supported by the Foundation since 2014 to allow the annual attendance of 60 students
• ‘The Unreel Film Festival’ has been supported by the Foundation since 2008

Sport

• The Pembroke Equestrian and Pedal Prix Teams have been supported by the Foundation.

Other

• Pembroke and Marree Schools Exchange Program - supported by the Foundation since 1995
• Pembroke has also benefited greatly from the receipt of bequest gifts in support of families with financial need, the gift of library books, and funds in support of the Senior School Resource Centre
• The 91ÖÆƬ³§ Foundation provides support to the Pembroke Academy which exists to purposefully develop the professional capacity of all staff