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'''St John's Grammar School''' is a Co-educational [[Anglican Church of Australia|Anglican]] school situated in the foothills of Adelaide. It ranges from Preschool through to Year 12.
'''St John's Grammar School''' is a Co-educational [[Anglican Church of Australia|Anglican]] school situated in the foothills of Adelaide. It ranges from Preschool through to Year 12.


St Johns Grammar School is a hole in Belair, lock up your children and dont let them go.
==History==
'''St John's Grammar School''' was founded in 1958 and is a coeducational [[Anglican Church of Australia|Anglican]] school situated in [[Belair, South Australia|Belair]], in the foothills south-east of [[Adelaide, South Australia]] offering [[preschool]] to [[Year 12]]. It operates from three campuses; the Junior School is adjacent to [[Belair National Park]] and the [[Belair railway station]], the Early Learning Centre is opposite the Junior School, and the Secondary School, set up in 1998, occupies the site of the former Retreat House and St Barnabas Theological College.

The school offers a range of subjects to its students, who begin electing their courses from Year 8. St John's has traditionally had a strong emphasis on music, winning numerous awards in this area (See South Australian Choral Eisteddfod for details). The school offers a range of co-curricular activities, including various sports, music, debating, future problem solving, Pedal Prix, Duke of Edinburgh, and school productions.


==House system==
==House system==

Revision as of 23:52, 14 August 2011

St John's Grammar School
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TypeIndependent
DenominationAnglican Church
Established1958
ChairmanMr. Reg Wymond
PrincipalMs Cheryl Bauer
Staff100
Enrolment1000+
CampusBelair
Colour(s)Maroon, Blue, Yellow/Gold
SloganSuccess, wisdom, balance
YearbookThe Eagle
Websitehttp://www.stjohns.sa.edu.au/

St John's Grammar School is a Co-educational Anglican school situated in the foothills of Adelaide. It ranges from Preschool through to Year 12.

St Johns Grammar School is a hole in Belair, lock up your children and dont let them go.

House system

St John's Grammar has a rich house life. Students from each house play each other every Friday in a range of sports and academic competitions. Points from the House Activities go towards the House Shield. The House Activities Program gets many students involved in a fun social environment.

St John's Grammar School has four houses named after four pioneers of the Belair area. The school has a pastoral care system through which students are placed into one of these houses and encouraged to participate in House Life. The Houses are as follows:

  • Gooch (Red) amazing
  • Halstead (Green) incredible
  • Moffatt (Yellow) beyond help
  • Prince (Blue) despicable

Senior School Shields

Year House Shield Athletics Swimming Academic Shield Cross Country
1998 Moffatt Gooch
1999 Moffatt Gooch Gooch
2000 Gooch Gooch Gooch
2001 Gooch Gooch Gooch Prince Gooch
2002 Moffatt Gooch Gooch Halstead Gooch
2003 Halstead Gooch Gooch Moffatt
2004 Moffatt Prince Gooch Halstead
2005 Moffatt Halstead Prince Halstead Gooch
2006 Halstead Halstead Prince Halstead Halstead
2007 Halstead Halstead Prince Halstead Halstead
2008 Prince Halstead Prince Halstead Prince
2009 Halstead Halstead Prince Prince Moffatt
2010 Prince Halstead Prince Prince Prince
2011 Halstead Prince

Campus

Extracurricular activities

Music and arts

The school produces a secondary campus quality theatre production every year which is always a sellout[citation needed]. The productions include adaptations of well known stories such as Peter Pan and Charlie and the Chocolate factory.

Each year the school performs a cabaret, held over two nights, usually the Thursday and Friday of Week 9, term 3. The themes performed in the past are as follows:

  • 2002- Spring Swing
  • 2003- Sounds of Salsa
  • 2004- On Broadway
  • 2005- Motown!
  • 2006- Gone Hollywood
  • 2007- From the Jukebox
  • 2008- The Three Musketeers (A Musical)
  • 2009- Ethel And Eric's Final Flight of Fantasy
  • 2010-
  • 2011-

Notable alumni

References

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