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HomeWhat's OnCelebrate 75 years at Murray’s Bridge School

Celebrate 75 years at Murray’s Bridge School

Murray’s Bridge State School will be celebrating its 75th Anniversary this year so, if you are a past student, teacher or staff member, keep September 21 and 22 free.
All past students, staff (teaching and non-teaching), families and community members, as well as past students of the now closed Elbow Valley School, Wildash School and Loch Lomond School, are invited to come and see how the school works, on Friday, September 21 from 1pm to 3pm.
A dinner-dance has been organised for Friday night at the Warwick Golf Club from 7pm – midnight.  The main event will be a Family Fun Day on Saturday, 22nd from 10am – 3pm, to be held at the school.
For more information please contact the school on 4667 3174.

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