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  3. SkyPath Grand Opening Celebrates a Significant Milestone

The event celebrated more than a new facility; it embodied PLC Sydney's ethos of collaboration, dedication and generosity..

On Monday 17 June, PLC Sydney welcomed esteemed guests and community members to celebrate the official opening of the SkyPath Building, a momentous occasion highlighting dedication, collaboration and the generous support of the PLC Sydney P&F Association and loyal donors.

The evening began with a moving performance by PLC Sydney Pipes and Drums at Marden before guests walked together to the SkyPath Building.

Sarah McPhail (2024 School Captain) opened proceedings with the Acknowledgement of Country.  Mrs Leah Russell, Chairwoman of the College Council, warmly welcomed attendees, including notable guests such as The Honourable Member for Strathfield, Mr Jason Yat-Sen Li, and dignitaries from the College Council, Foundation and the P&F Association.

The evening was enriched by a stirring performance by Jio Yim (Year 11), who recited Gerard Manley Hopkins' As Kingfishers Catch Fire . Dr Burgis then provided an overview of the SkyPath Project, underlining its architectural significance and the long-term benefits these innovative classrooms will bring to the school and its students.

Mr Jason Yat-Sen Li MP unveiled the dedication plaque with P&F Association Vice President Lisa Surian, officially opening SkyPath. Mr Li highlighted the new facility's importance in educating young women, noting that “leaders of the future will learn in this building.”

Dr Paul Burgis, Year 12 students Sarah McPhail (2024 School Captain) and Natasha Chuan (Chaplaincy Captain) and on the right, Jio Yim (Year 11), P&F Association Vice President Lisa Surian and The Honourable Member for Strathfield, Mr Jason Yat-Sen Li.

Dr Burgis expressed gratitude to all involved, particularly recognising the P&F Association’s significant contribution and to our generous and loyal donors for their support. A special acknowledgement was shared with our partners Patterson Building Group and NBRS Architects for their vision and commitment to this project.

The evening concluded with a tour of the SkyPath Building, accompanied by music from the PLC Sydney Harp Trio.

As guests enjoyed the evening, they reflected on SkyPath's significance in PLC Sydney's journey, highlighting the school's commitment to innovation and community engagement. The event celebrated more than a new facility; it embodied PLC Sydney's ethos of collaboration, dedication and generosity.

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