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Richard and Jane Goatcher keep our campus moving

Introducing our latest St Paul’s Good Sorts, Richard and Jane Goatcher, who are helping keep our school community fueled and moving.
Richard and Jane Goatcher with Head Chef Chris Warner and Headmaster Ben Skeen
Richard and Jane Goatcher with Head Chef Chris Warner and Headmaster Ben Skeen

A huge thank you to Richard and Jane Goatcher (parents of Harry, Year 12 Williams, and Rose, Year 9 Harington) for their generous support of St Paul's Collegiate School.

Thanks to their contribution, our Catering Services team has taken delivery of a brand-new vehicle. Proudly branded with both Gilmours Hamilton and St Paul's Catering Services, this new van will be a game-changer on campus, helping deliver food and refreshments efficiently across the school grounds. Whether it's ensuring our students are well-fueled for their daily activities or adding that extra touch of professionalism to our school functions, their impact will be felt right across the campus. In a bustling school environment, logistics are everything, and this new catering van ensures our dedicated team can move seamlessly between venues to keep pace with the high demands of school life.

Thank you, Richard and Jane, for your wonderful support and for helping to keep St Paul's moving. Your generosity will benefit our students, staff, and wider community every day.


Want to get involved? Our community thrives on the support of families like the Goatchers. To find out how you can support current school projects or campus initiatives, please click here.

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