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AUSTRALIA ADELAIDE Choose Your School AUSTRALIA ADELAIDE Choose your school SCHOOL NAME SPECIAL INTEREST PROGRAMS LANGUAGES SPORTS INTENSIVE ENGLISH Aberfoyle Park High School IGNITE (gited and talented), EALD, Spanish, Japanese Athletics, Aquatics, Australian Rules no (Year 8 - 12) Music, VET, Science Football, Soccer, Basketball, Netball, Mathematics (Flinders Cricket, Volleyball, Beach Volleyball, University), Sport, Outdoor Tennis Education, Tennis Adelaide High School Cricket*, Rowing, Gited and EALD, German, French, Australian Rules Football, Soccer, yes (Year 8 - 12) Talented, Languages, STEM Greek, Italian, Spanish, TouchFootball, Badminton, Tennis, Table Tennis, Baseball, Sotball, Basketball, Netball, Cricket, Hockey, Lacrosse, Rowing, Swimming, Volleyball Adelaide Secondary School no EALD Australian Rules Football, Soccer, yes of English Badminton, Basketball, Cricket (Year 8 - 12) Australia Science and Adventure Space (enrichment EALD Australian Rules Football, Soccer, Touch no Mathematics School and extension), Tutor Group Football, Badminton, Tennis, Basketball, (Year 10 - 12 ) (personal learning plan and Netball, Korball, Handball, Golf, mentoring) Lacrosse, Lawn Bowls, Ten Pin Bowling, Mountain Biking , Ultimate Frisbee, Quidditch Banksia Park International Soccer, Global Citizens Medal EALD, Japanese, German Aquatics, Australian Rules Football, yes High School (citizenship and community Soccer, Rugby, Badminton, Tennis, Table (Year 8 - 12 ) service), VET Tennis, Basketball, Netball Blackwood Secondary School Netball*, Australian Rules EALD, German, Japanese, Aquatics, Athletics, Australian Rules yes (Year 8 - 12) Football*, IBMYP, Music, Spanish (beginners) Football, Soccer, Badminton, Table Performing Arts, VE Tennis, Tennis, Baseball, Lacrosse, Basketball, Netball, European Handball, Gaelic and Touch Football, Golf, Gymnastics, Orienteering, Self Defence, Sotball, Volleyball Brighton Secondary School Music*, Volleyball*, EALD, French, Japanese, Aquatics, Athletics, Australian Rules yes (Year 8 - 12) Formula One (F1) in Schools* Indonesian (people and Football, Girls Football, Touch Football, (engineering), Think Bright culture) Badminton, Table Tennis, Tennis, Program* (creative and critical Basketball, Netball, Baseball, Lacrosse, thinking), VET Hockey, Cricket, Cycling, Mountain Biking, Golf, Lawn Bowls, Ten Pin Bowling, Rugby, Soccer, Volleyball Charles Campbell College Performing Arts*, Mathematics EALD, Chinese, German, Australian Rules Football, Soccer, yes (Reception - Year 12) and Science Extension*, Sport* Italian Lacrosse, Sotball, Lawn Bowls, Netball, (Australian Rules Football and Rock Climbing, Rugby, Futsal, Volleyball Netball), VET Glenunga International High IB Diploma, IGNITE EALD, Chinese, Japanese, Athletics, Australian Rules Football, yes School (gited and talented), VET French, German Soccer, Rugby, Badminton, Table Tennis, (Year 8 - 12) Tennis, Basketball, Netball, Cricket, Fencing, Hockey, Sotball, Orienteering, Swimming, Volleyball Golden Grove High School Dance*, Students With Athletic EALD, Spanish, Japanese Athletics, Australian Rules Football, no (Year 8 - 12) Potential*, Touch Football*, Soccer, Badminton, Table Tennis, Tennis, Netball*, EXCEL (gited and Basketball, Netball, Hockey, Lawn talented), VET Bowls, Touch Football, Volleyball, Beach Volleyball Hallett Cove School Volleyball, Marine Studies, VET EALD, Japanese Aquatics, Archery, Athletics, Australian no Reception - Year 12) Rules Football, Touch Football, Rugby, Badminton, Tennis, Basketball, Netball, Gymnastics, Cricket, Golf, Hockey, Sotball, Indoor Bowls, Ten Pin Bowling, Martial Arts, Self Defence, Sofcrosse, Volleyball, Beach Volleyball, Weights Hamilton Secondary College Space Science, CISCO EALD, Japanese (language Australian Rules Football, Soccer, yes (Year 8 - 12) Networking (e-learning), and culture) Badminton, Tennis, Basketball, Netball, Advanced Technology Cycling, Ice Hockey, Rock Climbing, Pathways, VET Volleyball Healthfield Secondary College Volleyball*, VET, Advanced EALD, French, Japanese, Athletics, Aquatics, Australian Rules yes (Year 8 - 12) Technologies Indonesian Football, Soccer, Touch Football, Badminton, Table Tennis, Tennis, Basketball, Netball, Bushwalking, Cricket, Cycling, Sotball, Volleyball Henley High School Sports*, Performing Arts, VET, EALD, German, Chinese Athletics, Australian Rules Football, yes (Year 8 - 12) STEM, Advanced Technologies (background speakers), Soccer, Badminton, Tennis, Basketball, Netball, Cricket, Golf, Hockey, Surf Life Saving, Volleyball Le Fevre High School Rugby*, Ice Hockey*, IBMYP, Indonesian Aquatics, Athletics, Australian Rules no (Year 8 - 12) High Achievers, Maritime Football, Soccer, Rugby, Badminton, (naval architecture and Tennis, Basketball, Netball, Cricket, Ice maritime sciences), VET, STEM Hockey, Lacrosse Marrayatville High School Music*, Tennis*, VET EALD, Chinese, Japanese, Aquatics, Athletics, Australian Rules yes (Year 8 - 12) French Football, Soccer, Touch Football, Badminton, Table Tennis, Tennis, Squash, Basketball, Netball, Cricket, Cycling, Mountain Biking, Golf, Hockey, Orienteering, Sotball, Volleyball, Beach Volleyball Mitcham Girls High School Gited and Talented*, VET EALD, French, Italian Aerobics, Aquatics, Athletics, Australian no (Year 8 -12) Rules Football, Soccer, Badminton, Tennis, Basketball, Netball, Cricket, Self Defence, Volleyball Mount Barker High School Gited and Talented, French, German Athletics, Australian Rules Football, no (Year 8 - 12) Agriculture, VET Basketball, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball Norwood Morialta High School Soccer*, IBMYP, Outdoor and EALD, Greek, German, Athletics, Australian Rules Football, yes (Year 8 - 12) Environmental Education Italian, Chinese, Japanese Soccer, Badminton, Tennis, Table Tennis, Basketball, Netball, Cricket, Rowing, Volleyball, Beach Volleyball Reynella East College Sports*, Music, VET EALD, Japanese, German, Athletics, Australian Rules Football, yes (Year 8 -12) French Soccer, Rugby, Basketball, Netball, Cricket, Golf Roma Mitchell Secondary School Gited and Talented*, EALD, Japanese, German, Aerobics, Athletics, Archery, Australian no (Year 8 -12) Sports*, IBMYP, VET Italian, Arabic (beginners Rules Football, Soccer, Badminton, and background speakers), Tennis, Basketball, Netball, European Persian (beginners and Handball, Cricket, Cycling, Hockey, background speakers) Sotball, Sofcrosse, Volleyball Salisbury East High School Elite Physical Education*, EALD, Chinese, Indonesian Athletics, Australian Rules Football, no (Year 8 -12) Music, STEM, VET Soccer, Rugby, Basketball, Netball, Cricket, Tennis, Volleyball Seaford Secondary College Sports*, Gited and Talented, EALD, Japanese Aquatics, Australian Rules Football, no (Year 8 -12) IBMYP, Accelerated Literacy and Soccer, Badminton, Basketball, Netball, Science, VET, Performing Arts Cricket, Volleyball Seaton Secondary School Baseball*, Art*, Students with EALD, Japanese, Spanish Australian Rules Football, Soccer, no (Year 8 -12) Higher Intellectual Potential*, Baseball, Basketball, Cricket, Golf, Rock VET Climbing, Suring, Tennis, Volleyball, Beach Volleyball Seaview High School Tennis*, STEAM, Contemporary EALD, French, Japanese, Australian Rules Football, Soccer, yes (Year 8 -12) Music*, Performing Arts, VET Chinese (background Badminton, Tennis, Table Tennis, speakers) Basketball, Netball, Hockey, Volleyball, Beach Volleyball, Aquatics The Heights School Cricket*, IGNITE (gited and EALD, Indonesian Athletics, Australian Rules Football, no (Preschool - 12) talented), VET, Stephanie (language and culture) Soccer, Rugby, Baseball, T-ball, Alexander Kitchen Garden Basketball, Netball, Cricket, Swimming Thebarton Senior College VET, Computer e-Learning, EALD Basketball, Soccer, Weights yes (Year 11 - 12) GeoFutures (geology, energy, mining) Underdale High School International Football* (Soccer), EALD, Greek, German, Athletics, Australian Rules Football, no (Year 8 -12) Netball, Gited and Talented, Japanese Soccer, Futsal, Rugby, Badminton, VET Tennis, Basketball, Netball, Cricket, Volleyball Unley High School Rowing, Outdoor Education, EALD, French, Greek, Athletics, Australian Rules Football, no (Year 8 - 12) Design and Architecture, Food Italian, Chinese, German Soccer, Rugby, Touch Football, and Hospitality Badminton, Tennis, Table Tennis, Baseball, Sotball, Basketball, Netball, Cricket, Cycling, Golf, Rowing, Suring, Ten Pin Bowling, Volleyball William Light School VET EALD, Chinese, Hindi, Australian Rules Football, Touch Football, no (Reception - Year 12) Hindi (background Soccer, Badminton, Tennis, Basketball, speakers) Netball, Cricket, Golf , Volleyball Wirreanda Secondary School Sports, VET EALD, French Australian Rules Football, Soccer, no (Year 8 - 13) Badminton, Tennis, Basketball, Netball, Cricket, Cycling, Gymnastics, Hockey, Orienteering, Rock Climbing, Suring, Volleyball, Weight Liting Woodville High School Music Pathways*, Visual Arts EALD, Indonesian, Aerobics, Australian Rules Football, no (Year 8 - 12) Enrichment*, Students with Vietnamese Soccer, Rugby, Badminton, Tennis, Higher Intellectual Potential*, Basketball, Bushwalking, Kayaking, VET, Food and Hospitality, Swimming, Weight Liting Horticulture Per ulteriori informazioni sulle scuole visita il sito: https://www.internationalstudents.sa.edu.au/us/students/high-school-student/choose-a-high-school/ .
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