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Principal Dr Brenda Holt's welcome message to the Burgmann College community

Burgmann's new Principal, Dr Brenda Holt, shares this personal message to our Burgmann community as she begins her tenure at Burgmann College.
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Memories of Burgmann

Lights Out, Legends Made

Let me take you back to a relatively mild May evening in 2016 where Burgmann College was set to face Johns in yet another rugby league grand final. It had been 20 years since Burgmann last won the competition. Hair was braided, faces were painted, and some teeth were lost, as the women of Burgmann and Johns showed us all how the game should really be played.
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Burg Rugby Win 1996

Sunday, 9 June 1996. Willows Oval. A battle-hardened squad of rugby league diehards, forged through late-night training sessions and nourished by Helga's cooking, ran out against our rivals next door on Daley Road. What followed became Burgmann legend. Under the strategic genius of Supercoach Colin Bienke, the 1996 Grand Final team did what they set out to do — and did it memorably.
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Burg Day 2026

Every year, at an hour no reasonable person would call acceptable, Burgmann wakes up and does something wonderfully strange. Burg Day — now 55 years old — kicked off with a confession to patron saint St Beryl (bricks, apparently, will fall otherwise), before descending into a triathlon involving foundational bricks, a dip in Sullivan's Creek, and a stomach-churning concoction called Irongut.
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Song for every season

Since arriving at Burgmann in November 2025, Principal Dr Brenda Holt has held a clear vision for the College's entrance foyer: a space of presence, welcoming every visitor and honouring the enduring cultures of Australia's First Peoples. That vision set in motion a remarkable journey encompassing the Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery in London and the traditional lands of the Kaantju and Umpila people in Cape York, and introduced Burgmann to Seven Flowers Ingkawa, a striking work by acclaimed artist Naomi Hobson.
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