CARROLL COLLEGE CLOSED WED JUNE 20

Tuesday, 19 June 2012 16:48

Due to a water outage, Carroll College will be closed for all students on Wednesday June 20.

The year 8 excursion to Mogo Zoo has been postponed. Musical rehearsals for the principal cast and band will still be happening at 3:30pm.

The College have apologised for the disruption this has caused, and looks forward to students returning on Thursday June 21.

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