Craigmore High School is a thriving sports club located in Adelaide, South Australia. As a contemporary learning community, the school has a strong focus on students and their academic and personal growth. The school's vision statement, “To inspire and empower our community to prosper through innovation,” guides the development of their policies, practises, and curriculum.
One of the core values at Craigmore High School is the importance of student voice in learning. The school believes in providing educational opportunities that support students in developing the necessary skills and capabilities for a rapidly changing world. With automation, globalisation, and flexibility shaping the future, the school strives for excellence in all aspects of their educational programmes.
The school maintains strong relationships with their partnership primary schools and families to ensure personalised and supportive transitional programmes for each student. Craigmore High School offers a broad curriculum, including a choice of elective subjects in the middle years, support for literacy and numeracy, and a full South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) programme with pre-requisites for specific university courses. Additionally, the school provides a range of Vocational Education and Training courses at both regional and local sites.
Sport plays a significant role at Craigmore High School, with a dedicated Soccer Academy aligned with the Australian Curriculum and SACE. The academy gives students the opportunity to excel in soccer while maintaining their academic progress. The school also offers a variety of extracurricular activities, such as STEM club and Pedal Prix, to further enrich students' learning experiences.
Another unique programme at Craigmore High School is the Craigmore Alternative Learning and Mentoring programme (CALM). This programme provides additional support and guidance for students who may require alternative pathways to achieve their educational goals.
The school has a strong commitment to continuous improvement and invites visitors to browse their website for more information. Additionally, they adhere to the Department for Education web development guidelines for schools and the South Australian Government Online Accessibility Policy and Toolkit to ensure their online presence is accessible to all.