The Good Schools Guide has collated all search results from January and compiled a list of the top five most popular schools in South Australia.
| School | Type | Suburb |
|---|---|---|
| Concordia College | Independent | Highgate |
| The Hills Christian Community School | Independent | Verdun |
| Portside Christian College | Independent | New Port |
| Meridian School | Independent | Aberfoyle Park |
| Westminster School | Independent | Marion |
Concordia College, an independent, coeducational school based in Highgate, topped the list. It is the only school in the top five that offers the opportunity to study the International Baccalaureate, which is likely a major drawcard for students and parents as it is used to gain entry into top-of-the-line universities around the world.
The Hills Christian Community School, Meridian School and Westminster School are also located in Adelaide’s southern suburbs, which left New Port-based Portside Christian College as the sole school from outside that area.
All five schools were coeducational, independent and located in the suburbs of Adelaide, with no rural entries on the list.
The Good Schools Guide search function allows users to compare schools from around Australia, filtering by gender, type, proximity, year levels and fee range, along with various extracurriculars like sport, music, drama and after school activities.
Visit The Good Schools Guide to search and compare every school in South Australia.
Did you find this article useful? If the answer is yes, you might want to check out the School Performance section of The Good Schools Guide blog, where you can find the schools with the best median ATARs from Western Australia, Victoria and the Australian Capital Territory. You can also find the top five schools in Queensland according to OP score.
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