Publications

Adelaide High School has a rich history and a vibrant community, where every student belongs and thrives.

Cricket has a great deal to offer individuals: acquisition of skills, development of self-esteem and character, physical fitness and conditioning, an opportunity to play in a team environment, to be involved in representative cricket, and to compete in state, national and international cricket carnivals.

Adelaide High School is South Australia’s only Special Interest Language School.

This Curriculum Guide is designed to guide you in your curriculum choices as you move from Year 9 to Year 12.

Our improvement priorities are underpinned by our department’s strategic plan and vision towards 2028 and the Adelaide-Prospect Partnership priority of Accelerating Learner Achievement for every learner.

Adelaide High School caters for students from 7-12. At the time of this report, the enrolment in 2023 is 1833. Adelaide High School is classified as Category 5 on the Department for Education Index of Educational Disadvantage.

This Curriculum Guide is designed to guide you in your curriculum choices as you move from Year 9 to Year 12.

Adelaide High School is a vibrant and inclusive learning community where every student matters and every student is supported to thrive.

Guided by nationally accredited Teachers of the Deaf and our dedicated support staff, students have access to all curriculum offerings with tailored support to suit each student’s circumstances.

As one of only three public high schools in South Australia competing in rowing, students have the opportunity to participate in a truly unique sport.

This Capacity Management Plan sets out the conditions for enrolment at Adelaide High School.

Overview of the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE)

History of the annual exchange between Adelaide High School and Mac.Robertson Girls' High School

History of the annual exchange between Adelaide High School and Melbourne Boys High School

Important information from the Department of Education for students travelling overseas