A Bit About Us

Mortlake College is a Prep to Year 12 learning environment that serves the rural district surrounding Mortlake, a sheep, beef, cropping and dairy farming area about 50 kilometres north of Warrnambool. Our student enrolment is 220 and we have 26 teaching staff and 7 school support staff.

Our school has a focus on continuous improvement in every aspect of school life.  We aim to maximise each student’s potential so that all will experience success.  

The values of our school are epitomised in our house names, 'Inspire, Endeavour, Succeed'.

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IMPORTANT DATES

                          TERM 3 2021

SEPTEMBER
17th   Footy Colours Day

A MESSAGE TO OUR YEAR 11 & 12 STUDENTS

A message from James Merlino for our Year 11 & 12 students

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​Regards
Sean Fitzpatrick
Principal
Mortlake College

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IMPORTANT MESSAGES

COVID UPDATES SEPTEMBER 2021.

Dear families/carers,
Overnight we received an updated DET School Operations Guide. In regard to onsite supervision, please see the advice provided below. Can I remind all eligible families/carers taking up this option, to please contact the general office today to communicate which days your child/children will be attending onsite next week (13th-17th September).
Based on advice from the Victorian Chief Health Officer, all schools in regional Victoria except for Greater Shepparton will continue to provide remote and flexible learning except for students in the following categories who are able to attend on-site:
  • Students in Prep to Year 2 and students in Units 3/4 VCE and final year VCAL and IB
  • Children who have been previously been attending because their parent/s and/or carer/s were considered authorised workers
  • Children experiencing vulnerability, including:
    • in out-of-home care
    • deemed vulnerable by a government agency, funded family or family violence service, and assessed as requiring education and care outside the family home
    • identified by a school or early childhood service as vulnerable, (including via referral from a government agency, or funded family or family violence service, homeless or youth justice service or mental health or other health service)
    • Where a parent/carer indicates that a student with a disability is vulnerable because they cannot learn from home, and/or informs the school the student is vulnerable due to family stress, the school must provide on-site supervision for that student. This may apply to students enrolled in specialist schools and students with a disability enrolled in mainstream schools.
We appreciate your continued support and co-operation.
Kind regards,
Sean Fitzpatrick
Principal
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