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📣 Big news! As part of our Stage 1 Oval upgrades, installation of sports lighting and new behind-goal netting will begin at Urrbrae these April holidays.
These improvements are a key step in modernising our facilities for students and the community - including supporting inclusive football participation and the Sturt Football Club. 🏉
During the holidays, please be aware that some outdoor spaces may be temporarily closed, with all works finished before Term 2. Thanks for your understanding and support! ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to all the students who were awarded a Mortlock Scholarship at a ceremony on Wednesday 1st April in the Urrbrae Hall.
The Mortlock Scholarships recognise student academic excellence for the previous academic year, are unique to Urrbrae and a significant part of our school’s history. We are very fortunate to have the Mortlock Scholarships available to our students which are funded through a significant bequest made by Mr John Andrew Tennant Mortlock who was born at Mintaro (near Clare) in 1884 (that is 142 years ago!). Mr Mortlock inherited the Martindale Estate at Mintaro from his parents in 1915 and over the years he also became the owner of many other farming properties across SA (including Tumby Bay, Pt Augusta and the mid north region).
Over the years, the Mortlock Scholarships have assisted hundreds of Urrbrae students to achieve their academic and professional goals. The scholarships have provided opportunities for students to pursue higher education, engage in research and development, and gain practical experience in the field of agriculture.
As we look to the future, the Mortlock Scholarships will continue to play a vital role in supporting the next generation of leaders in agriculture and to embrace the opportunity to make a difference in the world through their passion for agriculture.
We would also like to congratulate 2025 Dux of the school, Nick Wildenauer. ... See MoreSee Less
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Last day of Term 1, tomorrow Friday 10th April, 3:25pm dismissal ⏰ ... See MoreSee Less
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