Flinders is often much maligned as the forgotten SA uni. Far from the city and not nearly as hip it…read morealmost as if it causes the staff and students to work harder to change perception. With two campuses in Bedford Park most students are now situated on the Main campus with the recent addition of the newly built Education building. It has also recently had a multimillion dollar upgrade to the sports facilities and now boasts one of the best views of any uni and cheapest memberships for a fully equipped gym. Degrees ranging in the areas of Education, Humanity, Science, Law and Medicine there is a massive range and great level of experience that goes along with them. Party life dropped off a bit with the closure of the Tav but after a few years is picking back up with the advent of powers that be getting their acts together.

Flinders is a good university. Almost everyone is friendly and helpful. The first year science…read moretopics are generally well structured however I find the resources at Adelaide University to be outstanding in comparison. The facilities at the uni are nice however look slightly outdated in comparison to Adelaide. Overall, Flinders is a good uni, however Adelaide has a range of extra facilities for science courses, with tuition fees that aren't significantly higher.

Excellent school that specialises in mathematics and science. Subjects are interesting and engaging…read moreand the self directed learning approach is a unique way to develop your own approach to education and understanding complex mathematics and science concepts. Curriculum is interdisciplinary and has amazing real world applications. Resources are vast and opportunities are beyond imaginable for a public school.

This school stands out for me as apart from the normal high school curiculum, it has a special…read moreeducation unit which offers building and construction, basketball program which gradually leads into a Sports Coaching program and Tower Arts Centre where I was privilleged to attend a Meet the Author sessions some years back. They have a lovely mix of students from various multicultural background, which makes it a great and happy place to learn. My friend was a Student Teacher here for a term or two, and she came back with positive reviews. Great location and easily accessible by buses along Five Ash Drive along Goodwood Road.

My oldest son went here and I couldn't be more pleased with this kindy. Popularly known as a kindy…read morein the park as it's right smack in a park, the kindy has an excellent curriculum. Boasting a huge outdoor, with a picnic turf garden, play area, sandpit, a covered deck for easels and painting activities and a vege patch, affectionately grown by the students and teachers ( they later cook them in the kindy!), there is so much of fun and activity to do here. I've met some wonderful family here and earned some good friends from this kindy. The kindy has a beautiful mixture of multicultural families and is very popular with families in the southern suburbs. My son has many happy memories here, and still talks about his kindy days when we visit the nearby park.

Immanuel College has a double campus between the Primary and Secondary School and takes up a huge…read moresite on Morphett Rd. The school has a great reputation as a medium priced private Adelaide school which provides boarding options and facilities for rural, interstate or international students. They do not specialise in any particular field, but prefer to be strong across a wide range of the curriculum. Their facilities are second to none boasting an indoor swimming pool with three indoor sports courts and full tennis facilities. For those in the arts there is a dance studio and a theatre and a reputable music program. They have language program in German and Japanese and have sister schools in both countries, which allows students to complete some of their studies over there in a student exchange. Great reputation for academic success with the majority of students achieving high level employment opportunities.

From the owner: Immanuel College is a co-educational day and boarding school from Year 7 to 12 offering the…read moreInternational Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme. Established in 1895, the College is a school of the Lutheran Church of Australia and actively strives to provide an education in a Christian context where the whole person can grow and develop. Its curricular and co-curricular programs offer students opportunity for spiritual and moral growth, service and social involvement, excellence in academics, the arts and worthwhile physical activities, to prepare them for their individual vocations and a Christian life.