In recognition of our Grandmother and her sister, Esmey and Eva Mann, who were in the first class in 1897.

We’re excited to be part of this exciting new chapter in Loreto Normanhurst’s boarding history. Blessings to all involved. from Wellwood/ Taylor family.

Continue the beautiful culture and ceremonies into the future.

Thank you for fostering a lifetime of Loreto friendships from the city to the country

Thank you for the Ultimate Gift that is Loreto!

Thank you for the amazing opportunity that was given to these two country girls x

Donate on behalf of Jane Gao

Name on circle: Madison Webster Class of 2022

What a momentous milestone. Congratulations team Loreto.

Thank you for your support on 30 July. Clare from EWCS

I loved my time at Loreto and feel so fortunate my daughter has the opportunity to experience Loreto life too… lifetime friends and memories made

Thank you for providing an extraordinary community for us to be a part of.

Thankyou Loreto! x

Three generations of Loreto boarder ladies Daphne Prince - Loreto Normanhurst (1959), Therese Hudson - Loreto Marryatville (1985) and Libby Lacko - Loreto Normanhurst (2027) have greatly benefited from our time spent at Loreto through education, friendship and community. The resilience we built whilst boarding has seen us through life’s up and downs. We cherish our memories and the support of our lifelong friendships. Loreto values remain with us forever and we feel truly blessed, grateful and honoured to be a part of this extraordinary community. We look forward to the new boarding school welcoming many more generations to come and we’re sure the future boarders will flourish in their new home away from home. Thank you Loreto!

May the next generation get as much from their Loreto education as our family has.

We are deeply grateful for the unwavering support, care, encouragement, and numerous opportunities that Loreto Normanhurst has provided for my two daughters. Our relationship with the school has truly been a partnership. As a proud alumna of the Class of 1987, I have always cherished the lifelong friendships and treasured memories that were formed during my time at Loreto. We are proud to say that we are 'Normo Girls'.

Truly honoured to be involved in supporting the Boarding School Project. Truly a huge milestone for Loreto Normanhurst and setting up an amazing facility for the next generation of boarders and students at the school.

Delighted to see this vision closer to realization. I have lots of lovely memories being a boarder at Loreto surrounded by caring staff and schoolmates, and I hope the future generation will benefit from this space.

Thank you for teaching and caring for several generations of Greg's family: his mother Alice O'Neill, sister Mary Roche, daughters Sarah Ball, Alison Tancred and Mary-Kate McCormick and granddaughters Lucy Ball and Alice McCormick (with 2 more to come!)

It’s been an amazing ride at Normo for 10 years! I’ve met wonderful people, and had some truly amazing experiences including FNQ! So just a little something to give back and in recognition of 10 years!

I became a boarder at Loreto Normanhurst in 2000 and it was a genuinely life changing experience. Loreto was a place humming with the words of Mary Ward who believed that ‘women in time to come will do much’. I believed it. Fiercely. And I still do. It is a motto that reminds me to be always forward-facing and outward-looking in my engagement with the world; to be a person of action and to put service before self. I will be forever grateful to the committed and compassionate staff, both in the day and boarding schools, who played a vital role in supporting my academic pursuits and personal growth. It is truly a privilege to be an alumna.