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Schools in Burnside

There are 10 schools in Burnside: 4 primary schools, 2 secondary schools and 3 combined schools. By sector, that is 6 government schools, 1 Catholic school and 3 independent schools. The suburbs with the most schools are Magill, Burnside, Dulwich and Glen Osmond.

Suburbs

Schools by suburb in Burnside

Catholic and independent

Private schools in Burnside

Independent primary and secondary school

Pembroke School

Kensington Park

Reception to Year 12 · boys and girls

Independent primary and secondary school

Seymour College

Glen Osmond

Reception to Year 12 · girls

At a glance

Schools in Burnside in numbers

  • Between them, schools here take students of ages 5 to 18.
  • They have about 10,254 students enrolled, 1,025 per school on average; the largest is Glenunga International High School with 2,340.
  • 4 of the 10 schools (40%) are Catholic or independent and charge fees; across Australia the share is 30%.
  • 2 schools are single-sex: 2 girls' schools.

Largest schools in Burnside

  1. Glenunga International High School 2,340 students
  2. Pembroke School 1,672 students
  3. Norwood International High School 1,667 students
  4. Linden Park Primary School 981 students
  5. St Peter's Collegiate Girls' School 873 students
Questions

Schools in Burnside: common questions

How many schools are there in the Burnside council area?
There are 10 schools in the Burnside council area, including 4 primary schools, 2 secondary schools and 3 combined primary and secondary schools.
How many private schools are there in the Burnside council area?
4 Catholic and independent schools, 40% of all schools in the Burnside council area. 1 is Catholic.
What is the largest school in the Burnside council area?
Glenunga International High School, with 2,340 students. Next are Pembroke School (1,672), Norwood International High School (1,667) and Linden Park Primary School (981).
Are there single-sex schools in the Burnside council area?
Yes: 2 girls' schools. The other 8 schools are co-educational.