Annual Report2019

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Thank you to our volunteersActive volunteers as at 30 June 2019

Our volunteer list continues on the inside back cover

“I believe that it takes a village to raise a child and that children benefit greatly

from the ability to make good choices.”Volunteer ethics teacher

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Thank you to our volunteers

Contents

Message from the Chair

Who we are

2019 Highlights

South West Sydney Schools Project update

Curriculum topics

Farmhouse Montessori School

Primary Ethics Program update

Why I like ethics classes

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Our volunteers

Message from the CEO

Our staff

Primary Ethics Board

Financial overview

Our appreciation

Thank you to our volunteers

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Ethics Coordinator Workshop, Central Coast

Cover: Hallidays Point Public School: Ethics teachers Brian Crowther, Josh Crowther and Mellissa Hammond with students

Zahara Clarke, Sienna Bell, Charlie Maligin, Solomon Hiley, Zara Crowther, Adma Pursch, Ella Whight and Abby Yelavic.

Photo: Scott Calvin © 2018 Manning River Times.

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Message from the Chair

It has been an incredibly full and exciting year for ethics education. Our 2019 May census revealed that 45,000 students now attend ethics classes each week – a 12.5% increase from last year. While some of the growth occurred as part of new school programs, the increase can be largely attributed to more schools offering full K–6 programs, which is really pleasing. What a wonderful achievement, and thank you to our dedicated volunteers, donors and supporters for enabling the success of the Primary Ethics program.

With every forward step we strive to remember everything important about Primary Ethics is about people, whether that’s the students who benefit from the lessons, or the volunteer teachers, coordinators, regional managers, and classroom support, and of course our supporters.

Welcome change to enrolment proceduresIncreased demand from ethics classes is partly due to the change in enrolment procedures signed off by the Minister for Education in November 2018. The new enrolment process gives parents options for Special Religious Education, Special Education in Ethics and Meaningful Activities at the same time and on the same form. This removes the added barriers that parents of children seeking ethics classes have been forced for years to endure. The full impact of the new process is likely to be felt in 2020 and we are building capacity in our organisation in readiness.

Boost in volunteer applicationsWe saw a significant increase in volunteer applications over December-February when compared to the previous year, partly due to positive media coverage around improved measures of fairness in enrolment. A new application process was put in place to remove reliance on an older HR system that was straining under the weight of so many user records.

Two key focuses during terms 1 and 2 this year have been training and support for our new inductees so they can begin delivering the program, along with the development of additional training for ethics coordinators to help them manage the changed procedures in their school.

“ The new enrolment process... removes the added barriers that parents of children seeking ethics classes have been forced for years to endure.”Bruce Hogan, Chair

Bruce HoganChair of the Board of Directors

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conference To continue our work engaging with as many volunteers as possible, we held two ‘mini’ conferences in regional NSW. Conferences were held in Newcastle in July 2018 and Wollongong in September 2018 and provided excellent opportunities to share a range of ideas from creating quality learning environments to program development both locally and across the organisation. The feedback from all involved was that it was a very worthwhile experience.

project updatesSoutH WeSt Sydney SCHoolS ProjeCtOur six-month research project has now wrapped up. We thank project coordinator Rebecca Iliffe and the many ethics volunteers who shared their knowledge and views. The outcomes have included a much deeper understanding of the factors that make a school ethics program thrive, and a clearer picture of why there are some schools in which ethics programs struggle to get established. These findings, and the 42 recommendations of the report, will assist us to nurture ethics education in the South West Sydney region as well to support volunteers and improve connections to families and school communities across NSW.

dIVerSIty And InCluSIon ProjeCtPrimary Ethics is committed to always reviewing our curriculum to ensure we meet best practice goals as they develop and change in education. We have completed the first stage of a diversity and inclusion project to ensure our characters and scenarios reflect the diversity of our communities and avoid negative stereotypes. With a set of research-based criteria, we can now audit current lesson materials. In the next stage we will be seeking assistance (and possible funds) to conduct an audit of all our lesson scenarios to better understand what changes may be needed.

special thank you We owe a special thank you to our wonderful long-term supporters John and Jill Kinghorn of the Kinghorn Foundation, who gave Primary Ethics the largest single donation we’ve ever received this year. This donation has gone a long way toward providing additional staff and other resources to build capacity for increased delivery of ethics classes.

Our four new directors Christina Erskine, Justine Felton, Amanda Morgan and Roger Reidy officially joined the Primary Ethics Board in December last year and they’ve quickly become a valuable source of guidance and support for the way forward for ethics education.

Bruce Hogan AMChair of the Board of DirectorsPrimary Ethics Ltd

Volunteers gather to workshop ideas as part of the South West Sydney Schools Project.

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Who we areour missionTo support children to develop skills in ethical reasoning, critical thinking and respectful discussion by enabling community volunteers to deliver ethics classes in public primary schools.

our goalTo grow our program so that all parents have the option of choosing ethics classes for their child.

our valuesPrimary Ethics is a child-focussed organisation valuing respect, integrity, independence, excellence and teamwork.

reSPeCtWe respect the rights of parents and carers to make informed choices about the most suitable option for their child. We create learning environments in which children practise respectful discussion. We respect the teaching environments and requirements of each school community and behave in a way that earns respect within each school community.

IntegrItyWe employ robust recruitment and screening practices to ensure the integrity of our volunteers and highest standards in child safety. We use a strong evidence base in the design of our curriculum and strive for continuous improvement. We are open and transparent about our teaching methods and curriculum.

IndePendenCeWe provide a secular learning environment in which students of all faiths or no faith can learn together. Our volunteer ethics teachers impartially facilitate discussions, supporting children to develop the skills to form their own judgements on ethical issues. Our curriculum is independently developed, reviewed and approved.

exCellenCeOur teacher training and curriculum are continuously improved to ensure excellence in the classroom. We provide classroom support and ongoing training to help volunteers improve their classroom skills. We welcome volunteer, parent and school feedback to improve our training, curriculum, systems and processes.

teAMWorkIn ethics classes children learn that ethical issues are more easily understood by talking with others than by thinking alone. Members of the school and broader communities work together to provide ethics education for children. We rely on volunteers, donors, corporate partners and many others working with us to make this program a reality — thank you!

2019 NSW Centre for Volunteering Volunteer of the Year Awards, Mid-Western Sydney ceremony.

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umina Beach Public School: ethics teachers Annie Bilton (left) and Sally jope with james griffith, elena johnson,

Sabine johnson, Annabelle griffith and Max johnson. Photo: Andrea Buschner © 2018

“Ethics teaching is a way to become more involved in our grandchildren’s education while helping young people learn how to

reason and make better decisions.”Volunteer ethics teacher

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2019 Highlights

NEW CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR COORDINATORS & REGIONAL MANAGERS ROLLED OUT

LAUNCHEDSELF-REGISTRATIONFOR NEW APPLICANTS AND RETIRED OUTDATED SYSTEM

NEW FACE-TO-FACE WORKSHOPS FOR ETHICS COORDINATORS & REGIONAL MANAGERS DEVELOPED

SOUTH WEST SYDNEY SCHOOLS PROJECT 6 MONTH RESEARCH & IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT

IN A MONTESSORI SCHOOL

PILOTED PRIMARY ETHICS

>500SCHOOLSACROSS NSW WITH ETHICS PROGRAMS

45,000STUDENTSSTUDYING ETHICS (UP FROM 40,000 LAST YEAR)

805NEW ETHICS TEACHERS TRAINED

50NEW TEACHERTRAINING WORKSHOPS(19 OF THESE IN REGIONAL AREAS)

RESEARCH PHASE ONECURRICULUM REVIEW PROJECT(DIVERSITY & INCLUSION)

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South West Sydney Schools Project updategetting to knoW south West sydney schoolsThe South West Sydney Schools Project (SWSSP) was Primary Ethics’ first location-specific project. With data indicating the area had a relatively low take-up of ethics classes compared to other parts of Sydney, the aim of SWSSP was to research, plan and trial methods to increase awareness of and engagement with the program in a region that straddled seven local government areas: Canterbury Bankstown, Cumberland, Fairfield City, Liverpool, Campbelltown, Camden and Wollondilly.

The project was generously funded by the Fred Archer Charitable Trust through Perpetual Impact and managed by Rebecca Iliffe, an ethics teacher with extensive experience in community development.

Many Primary Ethics volunteers across the project area generously contributed their ideas and time, including regional managers Marbecc Webb and Dick Harfield, and ethics coordinators Bet Turgut, Catherine Maher, Christy Nguy, Elizabeth Rowlings, Leanda Lazarevic, Lylian Francis, Michelle Stack and Rebecca Wise.

Some of the recommendations from the project, such as translating information for families, have been implemented. We’re also trialling different management hierachies as alternatives to our traditional role responsibilities and structures. A sustainability rating is being developed to help identify the particular support required to set up, maintain and grow ethics classes according to the needs of different school communities. The first local training session for South West Sydney is scheduled for February 2020.

Front row (L-R) Evan Hannah, Rachel Neely, Susan Bond, Marbecc Webb, Amy Epple. Back row (L-R), Andrea Fernadez and Megan Moss.

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Questions, puzzlement and what is ok1

Making things up, being cross and hurting someone5

Showing off, telling on someone and finding reasons6

doing harm without meaning to3

Changing your mind8

How can we work out what’s true?11

Secrets and a big, important question2

Disagreeing7

does telling the truth matter?10

Intentions and knowledge4

owning up and telling the truth9

Stories and inferences12

Empathy1

different kinds of animals and different kinds of needs5

Is it important to understand the reasons?6

When is it fair3

Being friends and being good friends8

Pride: vice or virtue11

Laziness14

Being similar and being different2

Stereotyping7

Being kind10

Good reasons4

Coming to grips with inductive inference9

How important are the reasons? 12

examples and counter examples15

Are you the same person you used to be?13

Sharing with those in need16

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How do we know when we’ve done something wrong?

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Forgiving and being forgiven18

Coming to grips with deductive reasoning20

Ownership21

When should we tell on someone?23

Another kind of courage19

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Puzzles, clues and what follows7

years 5 & 6

StA

ge3

Being greedy1

generalising in- ductive reasoning9

Getting even5

Staring, excuses and reasons13

Persuading3

Friendship11

Is lying wrong? 2

Cheating10

Intention (I didn’t mean to do it)6

disagreeing respectfully14

Being an ethical consumer4

Being selfish12

Insides and outsides8

2StAgeyears 3 & 4

Voting1

Being vain3

Structure of arguments4

How far does our moral responsibility extend?5

Punishment2

Stealing6

Homelessness8

Fairness11

14

jumping to conclusions7

Why should we trust science?10

Human rights – do animals have them?13

killing animals for food9

A fair society12

Moral responsibility16

Should we take circumstances into account?

21

Appeal to authority17

drugs in Sport19

Thinking20

Are some things just wrong?22

Teasing18

Beliefs, opinions, tolerance and respect15

Inferring or figuring things out 20

Should we keep animals in captivity?15

understanding diversity18

How should we treat living things?19

Bragging16

Imagining how others feel17

Breaking a promise21

thinking about giving22 Fatalism

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Farmhouse Montessori School Primary Ethics Program updateFarmhouse Montessori School is an independent, non-denominational school on Sydney’s Northern Beaches providing Montessori education programs for children aged 2-12 years. In 2018, with the cooperation of Primary Ethics, the school ran a pilot implementation of the Primary Ethics curriculum in early stage 1, stage 1 and stage 2 classes. The school was fortunate to have one of its Montessori teachers, Philippa Alford and a parent/board director, Renée Bilston, both trained and current Primary Ethics teachers to facilitate the curriculum. The pilot classes mirrored the roll out in NSW public schools in duration (30 minutes) and topic sequencing.

“The Montessori pedagogy”, says Principal Gavin McCormack, “is based around developing students of the world who will graduate into the community as global citizens – citizens who show compassion and empathy for others. The Primary Ethics program aligns beautifully with the overarching Montessori philosophy. Children are engaged in big picture thinking, they discuss personal opinions and disclose emotions as a group, which fosters the development of essential life skills. The Primary Ethics curriculum links to the national syllabus and covers a wide range of topics which promote social and emotional development in our students.

“Since establishing our connection with Primary Ethics the students at Farmhouse Montessori School have started to ask some of the bigger questions of themselves such as What do I think? Who am I? or Does it really matter? On a weekly basis children meet in groups to open up about how they feel. Ethics gives the students a platform to have a voice and establish a better understanding of themselves and the community in which they reside. A truly remarkable change has happened within our school.”

Ms Alford has seen children using the skills developed beyond the ethics class timeslot. She says, “I can see the children are building on each other’s ideas more in their day-to-day interactions, since they have been introduced to this approach of building upon others’ ideas. The structure of the weekly lessons of recalling the content from the week before has been a good tool for the children as it supports their memory and gives them opportunities to reflect on the issues and dilemmas being discussed. It provides opportunities for us to evaluate their understanding and apply what they’ve learnt. This also reinforces the opportunities to build on each other’s thoughts to think about different perspectives on a topic.”

Following a successful pilot, the Primary Ethics curriculum was taught again in 2019 with the intention to include it as an ongoing part of the school year at Farmhouse Montessori School. Primary Ethics lessons support the Personal Development component of the NSW curriculum making it a truly integrated part of the children’s learning.

“Both parents and children have enthusiastically welcomed the introduction of the Primary Ethics program to the school,” comments Ms Bilston. “By addressing current and relevant scenarios with the children it gives them strategies and tools to manage similar situations in other settings. Primary Ethics sets the children up with a set of skills to have respectful conversations, even when perhaps they may not agree. These skills will serve them well far beyond the classroom.”

Students from Farmhouse Montessori School have responded well to the Primary Ethics pilot.

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Why I like ethics classes Feedback from 2019 ethics students.

“talking through problems together”

“to be able to think more

freely”

“An ethics class is where you learn to be a better you”

“For a deeper understanding

of what I should do”

“It’s a different kind of learning

than what you do in other classes”

“A way to learn and understand what a good or bad decision is”

“everyone sits in a circle”

“It’s thinking about ideas”

“A chance for children to share their opinions”

“time to think about tricky questions”

“ethics helps you think smarter”

“to be able to have better

discussions with others about all

kinds of important things”

“A better understanding

about what other people think”

“It’s interesting to hear what your

friends think about different issues”

“I definitely recommend ethics to other children”

“I like it because I don’t get

the answers wrong”

“To try and make the world a better place”

“It makes you think, unlike any other subject”

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Our volunteers Feedback from 2019 ethics volunteers.

“I can spend time doing something which connects

me with who I am as a person.”

“teaching ethics brings heart and mind together.”

“great satisfaction when you see the

‘light bulb moment’ as they start realising

that their way of thinking is not the

only way.”

“A gift for life.”

“A role where I can contribute

to a better world.”

“I want to work with youth and help them to learn skills

to navigate life and learn how to

overcome challenges in a productive and

positive way.”

“ethics teaching has been an opportunity to use my skills and experience which

would otherwise lie dormant.”

“I believe what we do makes a

difference, especially to young growing

minds that are curious and creative.”

“essential that our children be

given strategies to communicate well

with their peers and adults and to become

capable of making informed decisions.”

“I can give something to the

school my children attend and educate

myself at the same time.”

“My first year as an ethics teacher was a successful one with lots of great

experiences. My confidence has

grown dramatically!”

“I love teaching ethics and I love the way it challenges children to think critically

about assumptions and beliefs, to listen actively and respectfully and

to embrace new ideas.”

“the classroom teacher who sits in the ethic classes said that she has

enjoyed listening in and noted how the children’s discussions have

matured over the year.”

“A chance to work in an area where I could act directly upon key social principles

which I hold dear – namely that our young people are our most precious asset and

are deserving of any efforts we can make to enrich their path through

school and life.”

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“Ethics classes teach children to think, not just

copy what others say.”Volunteer ethics teacher

PAGE 13PRIMARY ETHICS ANNUAL REPORT 2019

We are fortunate to have such a great team behind the continuing work to bring skills in critical thinking and ethical reasoning to more of our young people.

evan HannahChief Executive OfficerPrimary Ethics Ltd

Message from the CEOIt’s been another year of expansion for Primary Ethics, and another year where our continuing success lies in the generous hands of our committed volunteers.

We explored several new opportunities to reach more children with our program. There are always two considerations with any new idea we explore:

• Does it benefit the students we teach or better support our volunteers?

• Is it sustainable and repeatable without draining our limited resources?

The South West Sydney Project gave us good information about how we could better support our regional managers and coordinators in all regions, particularly those where ethics classes are only in a few schools.

Adapting this information and new processes for use elsewhere will be aided by the new data system finally nearing reality. This new data system will not just aid and simplify current work, but will enable much deeper engagement with our many volunteers and supporters.

As always, there is much to be excited about, and a lot of challenging work ahead – none would be possible without the wonderful contribution of all our volunteers and financial supporters.

Volunteer get-together hosted by St George Regional

Manager Jill Hennessy.

Our staffeVAn HAnnAHCHIeF exeCutIVe oFFICerEvan took on the role of ethics coordinator at his son’s school in 2014, and joined the Primary Ethics staff in 2017. Evan’s career began in journalism, before moving to management positions within media organisations. Now CEO of Primary Ethics, Evan’s focus is to build and strengthen the Primary Ethics program across the state.

kAren lee trAInIng MAnAgerKaren has extensive experience in community education, training and the vocational education and training sector. Karen develops online and face-to-face training for new recruits and continuing professional development for volunteers. Karen also manages our team of trainers and has a pivotal role in curriculum development. Karen holds a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Psychology from UNSW, a Cert IV in Training and Assessment, Cert IV in Project Management, Graduate Diploma in Management Communications and additional skills in E-Learning and Adult Education.

dArCIe Funk trAInIng AdMInIStrAtor (InCoMIng)Darcie has lengthy experience as an ethics teacher, ethics coordinator and most recently a regional manager, as well as professionally coordinating events and supporting not-for-profits with communications, marketing and fundraising. Darcie has lived and worked in China, Japan, India and the UK. Darcie will be scheduling training sessions, booking venues and supporting volunteers booking into training.

HeIdI MCelneA CoMMunICAtIonS MAnAgerHeidi joined the team in 2014 to work for a program she was passionate about. She coordinates communications for volunteers, supporters and parents, and manages Primary Ethics’ online platforms and media. Heidi also volunteers as an ethics coordinator, ethics teacher, classroom support team member and is a teacher trainer. She is based in the Northern Tablelands, where she is helping local volunteers to grow the program. Heidi holds a Bachelor of Communications from Macquarie University and a Cert IV in Training and Assessment.

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elIzABetH Allen engAgeMent And AdMInIStrAtIon MAnAgerElizabeth is a seasoned ethics teacher who joined Primary Ethics staff in 2017 to assist with running the organisation and building relationships with stakeholders. Elizabeth has extensive experience in corporate communications and holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Political Science and German and a Graduate Diploma in Marketing and Consumer Behaviour.

MArIA MCCArtHy VolunteerIng MAnAgerAs a volunteering manager, Maria’s role involves recruitment, engagement and development of our volunteers in regions across NSW. She joined Primary Ethics as an ethics teacher in 2011, became regional manager in 2013 and then development manager before moving to volunteering manager in 2014. Maria holds a Bachelor of Economics and a Graduate Diploma in Women’s Studies.

CArey FrAnCIS VolunteerIng MAnAger (PArt-tIMe)Carey has taught and coordinated the ethics program at her children’s school since 2013, as well as teaching at other local schools. Carey formerly worked for a global natural gas business, where she designed and ran interactive workshops enabling employees to explore ethical dilemmas and build decision-making skills. She also managed external dialogue and reporting on corporate responsibility issues. She began her tenure as Volunteering Manager in 2017.

joHn BurgeSS VolunteerIng MAnAger (InCoMIng) (PArt-tIMe)John comes to Primary Ethics from a background in small business ownership. He assembled and developed teams to lead adventure tours in the Middle East and Asia in the pre-internet age. Upon moving to Australia in 2001, he set up and ran a chain of retail food outlets across Sydney. He joined us as a volunteer teacher at the start of 2018, keen to advance our mission to make secular ethics available to every child in NSW. John joined the staff in mid 2019. John holds a BSc in Mathematics and has a keen interest in philosophy and moral reasoning.

PAulA lAM AdMInIStrAtIon CoordInAtor (PArt-tIMe)Paula’s background in IT support and recruitment administration, and strong customer service skills, have made her a valuable asset to the team. Since becoming a parent she has taken a keen interest in education and has completed a Cert III in Early Childhood Education. Paula runs the helpdesk and assists with enquiries from both existing volunteers and people who are new to the program.

CorAl SturgeSS ClASSrooM SuPPort teAM MAnAger (PArt-tIMe)Coral is an experienced high school teacher and executive, senior education officer and teacher trainer for the Department of Education. Coral is also a university lecturer and tutor in school education courses. Coral teaches ethics at Brisbania Public School, is one of Primary Ethics’ teacher trainers and has been a member of the classroom support team for over 3 years. In 2017, Coral stepped up to grow and manage this team of coaches who support ethics teachers and help them achieve the best outcomes for their students.

lIz ruSHton SCHool lIAISon oFFICer (InCoMIng) (PArt-tIMe) Liz has a wealth of experience in the Department of Education as a high school principal, School Education Director and a senior policy advisor. She joined the Primary Ethics Classroom Support Team in early 2019 before taking up the newly created School Liaison role.

As the School Liaison Officer, Liz’s role is to work closely with the Department and schools to effectively implement and grow the Primary Ethics program across the state.

Liz and Coral split their time between the Sydney office and a shared office on the NSW Central Coast.

AnuyA VelPAnur Volunteer SuPPort oFFICer (InCoMIng) (PArt-tIMe) Anuya joins us in the new part-time role of volunteer support officer. Anuya will support new recruits and existing and returning volunteers to ensure that they move smoothly through background checks and induction. Anuya has been an ethics teacher at Westmead Public School for more than three years. She has a background as a dental practitioner and holds a Master of Science in Psychotherapy & Counselling.

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Primary Ethics BoardCHAIrBruCe HogAn AMBruce is the Founding Chair of Primary Ethics. A director of the Stolen Generations Testimonies Foundation and the Hogan Family Foundation, he is also a past director of Coles Myer, Metcash, GIO, Funds SA, Energy Australia, and other boards. He is past Chair of, among others, Snowy Hydro Limited, State Super Financial Services, Proteome Systems and the Coles Myer Superannuation Fund.

“When we formed the Board in late 2010, we had no curriculum, no staff, no offices, phones or computers and no money. But we did have passionate supporters and volunteers and belief and a vision.

“Today we have a world class curriculum and are delivering ethics classes in over 500 schools to over 45,000 children through the extraordinary generosity and skill of over 2700 volunteers supported by an outstanding staff of just 8 dedicated professionals. It’s been incredibly rewarding to be part of this journey.”

tHe Hon nICk greIner ACNick was Premier and Treasurer of New South Wales from 1988-1992. He holds an Honours Degree in Economics from Sydney University and a Master of Business Administration with High Distinction from Harvard Business School. In 1994 he was awarded a Companion of the Order of Australia for public sector reform and management and services to the community. He is a Life Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, an Honorary Fellow of CPA Australia and a Life Member of the South Sydney Rugby League Club.

Nick brings invaluable experience in corporate governance and government practice to his role, along with his extensive network of connections across philanthropic groups.

“I’m happy to help do all we can to give children an opportunity to learn the critical thinking, ethical reflection, and decision-making skills which are developed in Primary Ethics, whether that help is volunteering, becoming a donor, or spreading the word among friends and colleagues.”

dr SIMon longStAFF AoNamed a 21st Century leader by Australia’s financial newspaper, one business identity observed they “don’t know one CEO or chairman in corporate Australia who has not worked with Simon Longstaff”. For over 25 years, Simon has been executive director of The Ethics Centre, a unique not-for-profit bringing ethics to personal and professional life. With a Doctorate in Philosophy from Cambridge University, Simon is a Fellow of CPA Australia and Honorary Professor at the Australian National University’s Centre for Indigenous Studies. Simon helped give birth to the Banking and Finance Oath, the annual Festival of Dangerous Ideas, and ethics classes in schools. Simon serves on a number of boards and committees.

“Primary Ethics is playing an essential role in helping our next generation to address the profoundly important ethical challenges facing our society. I am thrilled to be supporting this work.”

roBIn loWRobin was a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers for over 17 years, specialising in governance, risk, control and assurance. Her clients included many leading Australian financial institutions. Robin has considerable not-for-profit experience and is currently a director of the Public Education Foundation and Treasurer of the Sydney Medical School Foundation. Robin is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia and brings to Primary Ethics risk, process, governance and financial skills.

“I believe that Primary Ethics is building a societal capability which will support our students to navigate a changing world with an enhanced ability to question, listen and to negotiate through an ethical lens.”

dIreCtorSCHrIS erSkIneChris is a marketing leader who brings her experience to help Primary Ethics build its brand with authenticity and purpose. In her career, Chris leads with passion, focus and energy and has helped shape the marketing and brand agenda within some of the world’s most recognisable entertainment entities such as Andrew Lloyd Webber’s production company (Cats, Phantom of the Opera) and the Top Gear Festival (with BBC Australia). Chris joined the Sydney Opera House in 2014 and is currently General Manager Marketing (leading a team that won the 2017 Mumbrella Marketing Team of the Year).

“I am thrilled to join the Board of such a vital organisation like Primary Ethics and contribute my expertise in the areas of brand and marketing. The future of Primary Ethics will be forged where we are able to continuously and meaningfully engage with the passions in staff, volunteers, teachers and families, and I hope to play my part in growing those connections.”

juStIne FeltonJustine is an experienced director who brings strategic expertise in corporate responsibility and sustainability, having worked for 16 years in management roles in the not-for-profit and business sectors across the UK and Australia. For Justine, joining the Primary Ethics Board brings together many passions: the evolving role of education, the chance to unlock the skills and drive of volunteers, and the measurement of Primary Ethics’ impact.

“There’s also a real relevance for me personally right now, and I’m immensely grateful to Primary Ethics that my children are benefiting today from ethics classes that equip them with the skills and courage to navigate their futures.”

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roger reIdyRoger provides HR and strategy advice and consults across a wide range of businesses including several top-tier corporations. Roger joined Primary Ethics in 2011, providing leadership for the Classroom Support Team while also offering pro bono human resources advice and recruitment skills for senior managers, and acting as CEO when necessary.

“Becoming a director is an unexpected but very welcome progression of my long term involvement, bringing my professional skills to help shape the direction of the organisation.”

CoMPAny SeCretArySCott MAnnIxScott holds the role of Company Secretary and is Special Counsel for Maddocks State Government group. Scott has extensive experience in advising on commercial and financial matters for a range of organisations and government agencies. Before joining Maddocks, Scott was General Manager Legal & Strategy at New South Wales Treasury Corporation where he was responsible for advising on and managing the legal risks for the State’s borrowing programs, investment management products and asset financing transactions. He brings a depth of understanding of the unique requirements of government agencies and how legal risks are effectively understood, managed and controlled within organisations.

AMAndA MorgAnAmanda has taught ethics at Lucas Heights Community School and Fort Street Public School. As an ethics teacher, Amanda sees her role as both student and teacher.

Amanda has had a unique career in governance, moving between journalism (at Choice magazine) and law before focussing on compliance and risk management. Amanda’s focus is to empower excellence in teams, working to embed high standards through mentoring, coaching and building the right culture.

“I will bring that approach, along with my experience helping big organisations make better decisions, to work with Primary Ethics on its ongoing success.”

nIgel StokeSNigel has held the role of Financial Adviser in the NSW Government for 10 years working on a number of Government projects. At Bankers Trust Nigel worked on a series of significant privatisations including GIO, NSW State Bank and NSW TAB. He advised on the demutualisation of the ASX as well as consulting to the NSW Treasury Corporation on risk strategy. Nigel has also sat on the Boards of the CSIRO and the Electricity Commission of NSW.

“For me, the value of Primary Ethics lies in the feedback we hear from students about how they’ve developed in ethics classes. They are learning to explain ideas in their own words. They are developing understanding of the basis of fair discussion and of reasoned argument. Most importantly, they are recognising the value and utility of these skills in their everyday lives.”

“This course teaches children how to makeimportant decisions, using logic and reason.

I wish I’d learned these skills at school.”Volunteer ethics teacher

PAGE 17PRIMARY ETHICS ANNUAL REPORT 2019

Financial overviewprimary ethics limited income statementAdjusted surplus after tax1 for the year ended 30 June 2019

2019 ($) 2018 ($)

revenue Before investment income

Donations 2,393,928 1,398,367Non-government grants 60,000 –Other income 7,600 6,426

total revenue Before investment income 2,461,528 1,404,793

operating eXpenses

Employee & sub-contractor benefits 754,917 605,833Administration 47,328 23,539Consultants & professional services 137,786 167,284Marketing & communication 26,721 24,623Occupancy 73,943 61,756Information technology 20,355 14,485Travel, accommodation & other 9,757 10,921

total operating eXpenses 1,070,807 908,441

operating surplus 1,390,721 496,352Investment income2 787,677 915,464

surplus Before income taX 2,178,398 1,411,816Income tax expense – –

surplus for the year 2,178,398 1,411,816

1 Donations in kind (FY19 $16,228,416 and FY18 $15,319,975) are excluded from both revenue and expenses. While a significant indication of volunteer effort and support, the values do not contribute to an understanding of the organisation’s financial position.

2 Investment income is excluded from the operating result because of the stated aim to build a capital fund which will sustain the long term operations of Primary Ethics. While investment funds can be drawn to fund operations, at this stage of building the fund the investment income is viewed as building capital.

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primary ethics limited Balance sheetAs at 30 June 2019

2019 ($) 2018 ($)

current assets

Cash and cash equivalents 2,723,841 1,528,237Trade and other receivables 11,880 28,176Tax Credits 94,176 30,498

total current assets 2,829,896 1,586,910

other assets

Investments 10,366,393 9,461,181Office Equipment 9,017 9,587

total other assets 10,375,410 9,470,768

total assets 13,205,307 11,057,678

current liaBilities

Trade and other payables 23,650 8,874Deferred revenue – 60,000Superannuation payable 5,555 5,569Provision for employee entitlements 44,841 34,240Tax liabilities 9,481 5,613

total current liaBilities 83,527 114,296

total liaBilities 83,527 114,296

net assets 13,121,780 10,943,382

funds

Retained earnings brought forward 10,943,382 9,531,566Current year surplus 2,178,398 1,411,816

total funds 13,121,780 10,943,382

The comprehensive Primary Ethics Ltd Consolidated Financial Report for the year ending 30 June 2019 may be downloaded from https://primaryethics.com.au/about/annual-and-financial-reports/

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A huge thank you to Julia Reingold for designing this Annual Report and to our contributing photographers.

our corporate supportersThank you to the following corporate supporters for their pro bono and low bono assistance this financial year:

Primary Ethics receives no government funding. We rely on our donors and corporate supporters to enable us to develop curriculum and to recruit and train volunteers. Without this support our ethics education program would not be possible. Our sincere thanks to the following individuals and organisations:

our donorsPrimary Ethics would like to thank the following generous donors in 2018/2019:

Our appreciation

TEMPLE SOCIETY AUSTRALIAAN INDEPENDENT AND PROGRESSIVE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY

NATIONAL CRIME CHECK

Kinghorn FoundationAinsworth FoundationHogan Family FoundationRob KeldoulisHunt Family FoundationStef AdelbertJohn GerahtyJeffrey HumphreysBrennan Family FoundationJames ChenWilson Asset ManagementCraig StaffordNigel StokesRobin LowSusan GabrielJill HennessyPriscilla Beresford Renata & Andrew

Kaldor FoundationMeredith HemsleyMichael AhrensDavid CallaghanLenore GrunsellDavid HirschDavid LucasHelen LynchJohn TurnerKate MillsKaye BellearRob HardenCameron GlassAlex RedgroveKate ConnorsAlison PignonColin Jones

Lucy BylhouwerSandra CurtinSharron MortlockSilas TaylorEebee CouriersGabrielle WoodKeith PlattIrene JustinianoAmber MoncrieffAndrea FernandezNicola MillsWarwick BurtonAlison WilliamsonAloke PhatakJohn ClaytonMichael SteelNathan GobsillPaul SowterSimon StoneChristopher TurtonDenese OatesGeorge MarshJoan DomiceljJustin DaviesKim UptonJ. OehmeClark McCallumAlison WatsonAnthony EdwardsBrett HaydonBryony MikaCarmel WilkinsonChloe HawcroftClare McKayDavid Boleyn

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