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Flinders Ranges having acquire Argadells property for outdoor education

Scotch College principal Trent Driver - the college has been able to acquire the Argadells property north of Quorn where they will be carrying out their outdoor curriculum. (supplied)

FLINDERS RANGES - Scotch College will be teaching its outdoor education curriculum within the Flinders Ranges, having acquired the historic […]

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