St Peter's College Adelaide

St Peter's College, founded in 1847, is South Australia's oldest and one of Australia's most distinguished Anglican independent boys' schools, situated on an expansive 36-hectare estate in St Peters, Adelaide. The school serves approximately 2,000 boys from ELC through Year 12 in a full boarding and day school format, offering the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. St Peter's is registered with the South Australian Certificate of Education authority (SACE Board) and is a member of AHISA and the prestigious Associated Public Schools (APS) of South Australia. The school is renowned for outstanding SACE and IB results, exceptional APS sport — particularly rowing, cricket, tennis, and AFL — performing arts, and one of Australia's finest boarding programs. St Peter's stunning heritage campus includes historic stone buildings, science and technology labs, a performing arts centre, chapel, indoor sports complex, aquatic facilities, and an athletics track. Alumni include South Australian Premiers, Federal politicians, and leaders across Australian business, medicine, and the arts. International students from Asia and the Pacific contribute to the school's diverse boarding community. Graduates are regularly admitted to Adelaide University, Flinders, UniSA, and leading national and international universities.