Dr Sue Morey AM
Scholarship Appeal
Scholarships are made possible by generous donations from Redlands parents, staff, alumni and friends and provide an education opportunity to a student who may otherwise be unable to attend the School.
We are fortunate at Redlands to have a community with a strong tradition of generously giving back to the School. Parents and friends of the School proudly support the enrichment of our students’ lives in many ways.
The Difference Scholarships Make
In 1954, a young Sue Morey received a £500 scholarship to continue her Redlands journey through five years of Secondary School. It was an invaluable means of support at a time when Sue’s father was unwell. Sue Morey attended the School from Kindergarten and graduated as Dux of the Class of 1959 before going on to study Medicine at Sydney University and a Master’s Degree in Public Health at Harvard University.
With over 50 years of service to community health, she has made an enormous contribution across metropolitan, regional and rural Australia and is perhaps best known for her dedicated leadership as Chief Health Officer for NSW from 1988 to 1994. In 1999 she was made a Member of the Order of Australia for her service to the development and promotion of improved public health services.
For these reasons, this year’s Scholarship Appeal celebrates the achievements of remarkable Redlander Dr Sue Morey AM, a woman who has contributed to all our lives, directly or indirectly.
The means-tested scholarship will be awarded to a commencing Year 7 2024 student for the duration of their Secondary School education. Your support of this year’s Scholarship Appeal will help make this possible.
Make a Lasting Difference
Your support of this year’s Scholarship Appeal will help make a Redlands education possible for a young student. We invite philanthropic support from our community for the development of this scholarship.
The SCECGS Redlands Scholarship Fund is part of the Good2Give corporate gift matching program.
Purchase Class of 2023 Memorabilia
Year 12 students are inviting the entire community to purchase special gifts, such as Class of 2023 sports towels and tote bags. All proceeds from these sales will go towards the Dr Sue Morey AM Means-Tested Scholarship Appeal.
A One-Off Gift
A one-off gift can be made via our online payment gateway
A Pledge
A Bequest
Leave a legacy to the School and recognise Redlands in your will. Please download the Bequest Form or contact us to design a plan tailored to your situation. For any enquiries please contact Dana Casimaty, Director of Development, 02 9968 9858 or foundation@redlands.nsw.edu.au.
Means-tested scholarships help nurture two of our most cherished qualities, diversity and inclusivity. This contributes to Redlands' culture of being a highly respectful place where individuals are valued.
Redlands Foundation Scholarships
An endowment fund for a means-tested Scholarship was launched in 2010 by former Principal Dr Peter Lennox with the vision of providing opportunities for exceptionally talented students who will make a strong contribution to both Redlands and our society, as well as enhancing the diversity of our student body. Our goal is to award one means-tested Redlands Foundation Scholarship annually for the entire six years of a Redlands Secondary School education. Due to the generosity of the Redlands community, we currently have one Year 9 and one Year 7 student benefitting from the opportunities a Redlands education offers and one student has been awarded the Peter Lennox Scholarship, joining our Redlands learning community in Year 7 2022.
The Belinda Oxley Scholarship will be awarded to a student commencing in Year 7 2023. The 2022 Scholarship Appeal will be named after Dr Sue Morey AM (pictured below). The establishment of the Dr Sue Morey AM Scholarship honours and celebrates her outstanding contribution to community health across metropolitan, regional and rural Australia.
Scholarships are made possible by generous donations from Redlands parents, staff, alumni and friends and provide a Redlands education opportunity to a student who may otherwise be unable to attend the School. Thank you for your consideration and support.
Hear From Our Redlands
Community
Members of our Redlands Community discuss the importance of Scholarships and how they impacted their education journey at the School.
Sonia Kalcina
“Having a scholarship at Redlands meant a lot to me I could become a part of the vibrant Redlands community, having so many opportunities to excel across academic studies, music, sport and extra curricular activities.” Sonia Kalcina, Alumnae 2015, Academic and Music Scholar, graduated from Oxford University UK with a Masters in Mathematics, 1st Class Honours and has joined Capital One UK in London as a Graduate Strategy Analyst.
Belinda Seaton
“I believe means-tested scholarships are important to ensure our vulnerable youth get the opportunity to attend a School that has so much to offer. I was fortunate enough to attend Redlands, it’s great to be able to support a student to have the same opportunity. Some of my best memories from Redlands was a great education with committed and supportive teachers and exposure to more than just an education. A Redlands education has helped in my life journey and career as it was a good grounding, reminder to take opportunities that present themselves.” Belinda Seaton, Alumnae 1974 and Philanthropist
