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Congratulations to Our International Baccalaureate (IB) students.

Congratulations to Our SACE students.

Simon Callaghan (2000) always intended to be a lawyer, but in year 12 he was introduced to GIS (Geographical Information Systems technology) via his Geography teacher and two old scholars.

Get to know your old scholar community. Each month we'll introduce you to an old scholar so you can get better acquainted with your peers.

In 2024, 91ÉçÇø will be elevating our career services and education through our new Future Pathways Program, leading exciting initiatives such as career matching harnessing the acclaimed Morrisby Profile.

Get to know your old scholar community. Each month we'll introduce you to an old scholar so you can get better acquainted with your peers.

Get to know your old scholar community. Each month we'll introduce you to an old scholar so you can get better acquainted with your peers.

Get to know your old scholar community. Each month we'll introduce you to an old scholar so you can get better acquainted with your peers.

Get to know your old scholar community. Each month we'll introduce you to an old scholar so you can get better acquainted with your peers.

Kate Holland (nee Bailey) graduated from 91ÉçÇø in 1992, with a deep love of literature and writing thanks to several influential teachers. She went on to study English Language and Literature at The University of Adelaide.

From Our Chair of School Board

Earlier this term, 20 91ÉçÇø students from Years 8 to 10 embarked on a very special 5-day trip to Marree. For Year 9 student, Ashni, this was a once in a lifetime experience. She shares her reflections on the trip below.

Get to know your old scholar community. Each month we'll introduce you to an old scholar so you can get better acquainted with your peers.

George Laparidis (2012) and Kate Schinckel (2009) were recently nominated as the new Presidents of the 91ÉçÇø Old Scholars Soccer Club and the 91ÉçÇø Old Scholars Women’s Soccer Club.

I was lucky enough to catch up recently with old scholars Alex Game and Ed Mitchell.

It’s 2023 and we are in a world where computers and artificial intelligence can literally help us run our lives. More than ever it’s imperative that we force ourselves to take the time to stop and experience the world around us.