Eynesbury College

Eynesbury College, founded in 1989, is one of Adelaide's oldest private senior secondary schools serving students in years 10, 11, and 12. The college takes its name from the historic Eynesbury House on Old Belair Road in Kingswood. The English language, Diploma, and Foundation Studies programs are located on the Coglin Street campus, while Senior High School is located on Franklin Street. The college's learning style emphasizes self-motivation, self-evaluation, self-regulation, and self-management, resulting in increased student independence. Students at the college are encouraged to think in unique ways to foster all innovative ideas. Students from many backgrounds and countries attend the college, making it naturally multi-cultural and multi-national. Eynesbury has regular intakes throughout the year, leading to university semesters in February and July. International students share classrooms with Australian pupils at Eynesbury. Around 75% of the students at the high school are Australian, while about 25% are international. Students come from around the world to study in the diploma and foundation programs. Eynesbury also provides academic excellence scholarships to high-achieving international students applying to the Eynesbury Senior College program or the Eynesbury Foundation Studies Program. The scholarships range in value from 10% to 50% of the program price, based on the student's academic performance in their most recent year of schooling in their home country. One of the most impressive aspects of Eynesbury College is that it provides a comprehensive curriculum with practically all types of studies. If the college does not offer a subject, it arranges for it through other institutions. Such flexible and open college ideas inspire students to grow intellectually and positively impact the college's reputation worldwide.