St Andrew’s Anglican College
AQUATIC
CENTRE PROJECT
2017
Message from the Principal From the opening day of St Andrew’s fourteen years ago, “When
We will also host local, regional and interstate competitions at
is the pool coming?” has been a frequent question. St Andrew’s
our state-of-the-art facility which will be a source of excitement
has grown rapidly and committed firstly to quality learning spaces
and pride for the whole community.
but I am excited to announce that our next building project will be the Aquatic Centre. Placed at the entrance to the College, and stretching between the main path and Little Saints, our pool will be a facility for all in our community. Today the children commute to the Noosa Aquatic Centre for swim-related activities. With the round trip taking approximately 40 minutes, this equates to one lesson a week from their timetable. Students will no longer have to travel on the bus
Tuition fees keep the College running but the goal is to minimise the impact of the cost of the centre on the operating expenses of the College. Together we can bring our pool complex project forward.
If we raise substantial additional funds from our
generous community, we will be able to commence work on the pool complex as early as December of this year, (subject to some Diocesan and Government approvals).
to Noosa, with younger ones learning to swim instead in our purpose-built smaller pool, while older students will train and
Please join me to take St Andrew’s to the next level, so our
compete in swimming competitions and Water Polo in the
children can ‘make a splash’ in the St Andrew’s Aquatic Centre.
52m x 25m main pool. Our own pool will strengthen the opportunities and quality of the swim program and other aquatic experiences we can offer, with a quick transition between the school day and training.
Reverend Chris Ivey PRINCIPAL
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What will our Aquatic Centre look like?
ONNECTIONS
Creating OPPORTUNITIES
Aquatic Centre Facts and Facilities Learn to Swim Pool •
15m x 8m
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1.2m deep
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Heated
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Fully covered
Main Pool •
52m x 25m
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2m deep
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State of the art moveable ‘bridge’ to create two full sized Water Polo pools
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Heated
Cafe & Pool Viewing Deck •
73m2 cafe & administration area
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Adult and student toilets and change rooms
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Lawn terrace & covered viewing areas
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Swimming Club room (future)
Entry Plaza & Function Space •
360m2 entry Plaza incorporating 235m2 function space
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Lift access to College level and Aquatic Centre
Flexible Learning Spaces •
Three flexible learning spaces (80m2 each) which convert
to full open space for teaching or functions
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9 m2
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8m wide x 15m long 1.2m deep 51 m2
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CONTROL STATION
3,600
14 m2
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GIRLS
14 m2
BENCH SEAT
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51 m2
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2 200
60 m2
CHANGE
23 m2
3 200
CORRIDOR
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STORE
20 m2
3,000
11 m2
52m long x 25m wide 2m deep 1.2m Safety Ledge
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6,300
LIFT
LAP POOL
LINE OF ROOF OVER
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TERRACED LANDSCAPE
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SECURE ACCESS POINT
C 6 200
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FUTURE PAC
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RELOCATABLE BULKHEAD
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Swimming Pool FAQ’s? How much will the Aquatic Centre cost? •
$12 million
How will the Centre be paid for? •
Funds for $11M will come from a number of sources, College loans, Government Grants, proceeds from the Fair and donations from our community.
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Our target is to raise $1M in community gifts which will ensure that construction of our centre can commence this year! This is a centre for everyone so the hope is that many will contribute in any amount, large or small. Every dollar will help and each gift over $2 in this campaign will be recognised in our community (with donor permission).
Why the Aquatic Centre before a Performing Arts Centre? •
Both are important to the development of the College but consultation with parents has confirmed broader support for the pool.
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Planning for the Performing Arts Centre has commenced and is a much longer process with a greater degree of consultation required.
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Our Performing Arts Centre will cost much more to build and is not yet funded. Placing emphasis on this now would result in neither facility being built for many years.
Will I be able to use the Aquatic Centre? •
All members of our community including parents and past students will be able to use the pool when available.
When will the Aquatic Centre be finished? •
Completion of the centre will depend on when we commence construction. As soon as we reach our fundraising target we can put the final planning process in place with the hope to be enjoying the facility in 2018.
How can I help? •
Donate your time, skills and resources to fundraising events and activites - more information will follow in the weeks and months ahead.
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Make a tax deductible gift to the St Andrew’s Building Fund. More details are on the enclosed Giving Form, or contact Sue Sagar on (07) 5471 5555 to discuss your donation in more detail.
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Swimming has been my life from a young age but it was St Andrew’s, along with a supportive scholarship program, that helped me reach my dreams of making the Olympic team. Having an Aquatic Centre at the College would have further enhanced this; as a student I could have attended training at the College campus before school. I encourage all families to contribute to this wonderful project and help make the dream come true for other aspiring young athletes. Jake Packard - Class of 2012 Bronze Medal - 2016 Rio Olympics
ONNECTIONS
enabling students to move confidently into their futures Creating OPPORTUNITIES
There are many reasons to dive straight into the St Andrew’s Aquatic Centre fundraising program. A pool of our own gives our staff, students and community easy access to a state-of-the-art facility that will help our children gain valuable life-long skills. You can donate your time as a volunteer and/or make a financial donation to our fundraising initiatives. The more support our community provides, the faster we can build the Aquatic Centre. With a substantial amount already secured from funding, the opportunity is now to raise the final $1 million through our Aquatic Centre fundraising initiative so please join us to
make a splash.
For more information about our Aquatic Centre Project please contact Mrs Sue Sagar e: ssagar@saac.qld.edu.au t: 07 5471 5555 40 Peregian Springs Drive PEREGIAN SPRINGS QLD 4573 ABN: 43 802 617 219