offering the following prizes: Professional Artist Prize - $35,000 Emerging Artist Prize - $5,000 Indigenous Emerging Artist Prize - $5,000 People’s Choice Award - $2,000 (non-acquisitive) Winners Professional artist prize 2018: Angela Tiatia 2019: Joanna Braithwaite 2022: Lara Merrett Principals Notable alumnae Media, entertainment and the arts Julia Baird – journalist, author and host of The Drum Gretel Killeen – author and host of Big Brother Tammin Sursok – Dani from Home and Away and Jenna from Pretty Little Liars Medicine and science Grace Cuthbert-Browne, MBE, doctor and Director of Maternal and Baby Welfare in the New South Wales Department of Public Health from 1937 to 1964 Politics, public service and the law Juanita Nielsen – publisher, anti-development campaigner, heiress to the Mark Foy's retail fortune. Disappeared in mysterious circumstances (believed kidnapped and murdered) from Kings Cross, in 1975. Subject of films, Heatwave (1982) and The Killing of Angel Street (1981) Catherine West – Labour Party politician Jillian Broadbent – economist, company director, director of Sydney Dance Company Sport Tiffany Thomas Kane, world record holding Paralympian See also List of non-government schools in New South Wales List of boarding schools References External links Ravenswood School for Girls website Girls' schools in New South Wales Boarding schools in New South Wales Educational institutions established in 1901 Uniting Church schools in Australia Association of Heads of Independent Girls' Schools Junior School Heads Association of Australia Member Schools Private secondary schools in Sydney Private primary schools in Sydney International Baccalaureate schools in Australia Buildings and structures awarded the Sir John Sulman Medal Gordon, New South Wales Alliance of Girls' Schools Australasia 1901 establishments in Australia