Prime Minister, John Key, took the time to speak with senior students at King's when he recently visited the College. Mr Key, a King's parent (Max, Major, Year 10) was the guest speaker at a Business Leaders Luncheon organised by the Development Office in support of the Capital Campaign; Mind, Body and Soul.

His address, which touched on matters of interest within the education sector, such as funding and zoning, was very well-received by guests from the King's community.

The luncheon's Master of Ceremonies, was Mr Jim McLay, the Chairman of the Capital Campaign Committee. There was also an opportunity for Headmaster, Mr Roy Kelley to provide an update on College matters. This will be one of the last times Mr Kelley will provide such a report, as he leaves to take up his new post at Melbourne Grammar at the end of Term One.

Gael Panama
Communications Manager