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Member School Directory JJJanuaryJanuary 2008 Member School Directory Introduction The Association of Independent Schools of South Australia (AISSA) represents the interests of Independent (non-Catholic) schools in South Australia. Our membership consists of 95 schools, plus seven campuses linked to a registered school. We believe passionately in Independent schooling and the right of parents to exercise choice in the selection of a school for their children. Independent schools acknowledge the importance of: > Excellence and high education standards > Social, physical, spiritual and emotional development of each student > Strong links with the broader community (local, national and international) > Provision of safe, positive and orderly learning environments > Comprehensive programs of pastoral care > Development of social responsibility and citizenship. All Independent schools are registered by the Non-Government Schools Registration Board and are required to employ registered teachers. Each school is subject to legislation and regulations such as child protection, OHS&W, anti-discrimination, building regulations, government funding compliance requirements, and industrial relations. Most schools are affiliated with a particular religion; others are secular. Several schools base their curriculum on a particular educational philosophy (e.g. Montessori, Waldorf Steiner). Ten schools have boarding facilities. The option of either single sex or co-education is available. Many schools also provide pre-school and out-of school hours care services. The source of funding for Independent schools includes the Commonwealth and State governments and parents. The level of Government funding per student varies across each Independent school. Some capital works funding is provided by the Commonwealth Government; this complements the significant funds provided by parents and others in the school community. We encourage you to explore the options available to your family within the Independent school sector. You are invited to contact the AISSA office (tel. 08 81791402 or [email protected] ) for further general information. Specific information on each school is available on the AISSA website at www.ais.sa.edu.au . Garry Le Duff Executive Director January 2008 Page 1 Member School Directory School List School Page Islamic College of SA 8 Annesley College 4 King's Baptist Grammar School 8 Australian Technical College, Adelaide South 4 Kirinari Community School Inc 8 Bethany Christian School Inc 4 Lobethal Lutheran School 8 Burc College 4 Loxton Lutheran School 9 Calvary Lutheran Primary School 4 Maitland Lutheran School 9 Cedar College 4 Massada College Adelaide 9 Concordia College 5 Mid North Christian College 9 Cora Barclay Centre for Deaf and Hearing Impaired 5 Mt Barker Waldorf School 9 Cornerstone College 5 Muirden Senior Secondary College 9 Craigmore Christian School 5 Murray Bridge Christian College Inc 10 Crossways Lutheran School 5 Murraylands Christian College 10 Encounter Lutheran School 5 Our Saviour Lutheran School 10 Endeavour College 6 Pedare Christian College 10 Eynesbury College 6 Pembroke School 10 Eynesbury Senior College Inc. 6 Pilgrim School 10 Faith Lutheran Secondary School 6 Portside Christian School 11 Golden Grove Lutheran Primary School 6 Prescott College 11 Good Shepherd Lutheran School, Angaston 6 Prescott Primary School, Northern 11 Good Shepherd Lutheran School, Para Vista 7 Prescott Primary School, Southern 11 Harvest Christian School 7 Prince Alfred College 11 Heritage College 7 Pulteney Grammar School 11 Horizon Christian School 7 Redeemer Lutheran School 12 Immanuel College 7 Riverland Christian School 12 Immanuel Lutheran School, Gawler 7 Scotch College 12 Immanuel Primary School, Novar Gardens 8 Seymour College 12 Investigator College 8 Southern Montessori School 12 Member School Directory Southern Vales Christian College 12 Sunrise Christian School, Paradise 16 Southern Yorke Peninsula Christian Tabor Christian College 17 College 13 Tanunda Lutheran School 17 Spring Head Trinity Lutheran Primary School Inc 13 Tatachilla Lutheran College 17 St Andrew's School 13 Temple Christian College 17 St George College 13 The Hills Christian Community School 17 St Jakobi Lutheran School 13 The Hills Montessori School 17 St John's Grammar School Inc 13 Torrens Valley Christian School 18 St John’s Lutheran School Highgate Inc. 14 Trinity College, General Enquiries 18 St John's Lutheran School 14 Trinity College, Blakeview 18 St Mark's Lutheran Primary School 14 Trinity College, Gawler River 18 St Martins Lutheran College 14 Trinity College North 18 St Michael's Lutheran Primary School 14 Trinity College Senior 18 St Paul Lutheran School 14 Trinity College South 19 St Peter's College 15 Tyndale Christian School 19 St Peter's Collegiate Girls' School 15 Unity College Inc 19 St Peter's Lutheran School 15 University Senior College 19 St Peter's Woodlands Grammar School 15 Vineyard Lutheran School 19 Saint Spyridon College 15 Waikerie Lutheran School 19 Suneden Special School 15 Walford Anglican School for Girls 20 Sunrise Christian School, Head Office 16 Westminster School 20 Sunrise Christian School, Fullarton 16 Whyalla Christian School 20 Sunrise Christian School, Marion 16 Wilderness School 20 Sunrise Christian School, Morphett Vale 16 Willunga Waldorf School 20 Sunrise Christian School, Naracoorte 16 Woodcroft College 20 January 2008 Page 3 Annesley College Burc College A.Principal: Linda Douglas A.Principal:Vildan Gurbuz Address: 89 Greenhill Road Address: 52 Wandana Avenue WAYVILLE 5034 GILLES PLAINS SA 5086 p: 8422 2288 p: 8367 9022 f: 8272 0142 f: 8367 9033 e: [email protected] e: [email protected] w: www.annesley.sa.edu.au w: n/a Years: K-12 Years: Primary Gender: Girls Only Gender: Co-educational Boarding: Yes Boarding: No Affiliation: Uniting Church Affiliation: Non-denominational Overseas Students: Yes, CRICOS # 00357D Overseas Students: No Scholarships: Yes Scholarships: No International Baccalaureate: Yes International Baccalaureate: No Australian Technical CollegeCollege,,,, Calvary Lutheran Primary School Adelaide South Principal: Roger Fargher Principal: Jim Fenoughty Address: 5 Windsong Court Address: 175 Beach Road MORPHETT VALE 5162 CHRISTIE DOWNS 5164 p: 8382 5144 p: 8186 9700 f: 8384 6828 f: 8186 9799 e: [email protected] e: [email protected] w: www.calvary.sa.edu.au w: www.atc-as.com.au Years: R-7 Years: 11 & 12 Gender: Co-educational Gender: Co-educational Boarding: No Boarding: No Affiliation: Lutheran Affiliation: Adelaide Training and Employment Centre Overseas Students: No Overseas Students: No Scholarships: No Scholarships: Contact the school International Baccalaureate: No International Baccalaureate: No Bethany Christian School Inc Cedar College Principal: Roy Magor Principal: Peter Thomson Address: PO Box 2125 Address: PO Box 271 SALISBURY DOWNS 5108 GREENACRES 5086 p: 8283 0000 p: 8261 3377 f: 8283 0101 f: 8369 1525 e: [email protected] e: [email protected] w: www.bethany.sa.edu.au w: www.cedarcollege.sa.edu.au Years: R-6 Years: K-10 Gender: Co-educational Gender: Co-educational Boarding: No Boarding: No Affiliation: South Australian Christian Schools Affiliation: Christian, Inter Denominational Association (SACSA)/CSA/Pentecostal Overseas Students: No Overseas Students: No Scholarships: Yes Scholarships: No International Baccalaureate: No International Baccalaureate: No Member School Directory Concordia College Craigmore Christian School Principal: Lester Saegenschnitter Principal: Sandra Jesshope Address: 45 Cheltenham Street Address: PO Box 588 HIGHGATE 5063 CRAIGMORE 5114 p: 8272 0444 p: 8255 4838 f: 8272 1463 f: 8287 3236 e: [email protected] e: [email protected] w: www.concordia.sa.edu.au w: www.ccs.sa.edu.au Years: 7-13 Years: R-12 Gender: Co-educational Gender: Co-educational Boarding: No Boarding: No Affiliation: Lutheran/Systemic Affiliation: Craigmore Christian Church Overseas Students: Yes, CRICOS # 00360J Overseas Students: Yes, CRICOS #00361G Scholarships: Yes Scholarships: No International Baccalaureate: Yes International Baccalaureate: No Cora Barclay Centre for Deaf and Crossways Lutheran School Hearing Impaired Principal: Darren Boyce CEO: Michael Forwood Address: PMB 63 Address: 185 Melbourne Street CEDUNA 5690 NORTH ADELAIDE 5006 p: 8625 2873 p: 8267 9200 f: 8625 2689 f: 8267 9222 e: [email protected] e: [email protected] w: www.isd.com.au/schools/s8004.htm w: www.corabarclay.com.au Years: R-10 Years: R-12 Gender: Co-educational Gender: Co-educational Boarding: No Boarding: No Affiliation: Lutheran Affiliation: Special School Overseas Students: No Overseas Students: No Scholarships: No Scholarships: No International Baccalaureate: No International Baccalaureate: No Cornerstone College Encounter LutheraLutherann School Principal: John Proeve Principal: Elaine Nitschke Address: PO Box 820 Address: PO Box 51 MOUNT BARKER 5251 VICTOR HARBOR 5211 p: 8398 2566 p: 8552 8880 f: 8398 3391 f: 8552 8833 e: [email protected] e: [email protected] w: www.cornerstonecollege.sa.edu.au w: under construction Years: 8-12 Years: R-7 Gender: Co-educational Gender: Co-educational Boarding: No Boarding: No Affiliation: Lutheran Affiliation: Lutheran Overseas Students: Yes, CRICOS # 02610B Overseas Students: No Scholarships: No Scholarships: No International Baccalaureate: No International Baccalaureate: No January 2008 Page 5 Member School Directory Endeavour College Faith Lutheran Secondary
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