Enfield Primary School is an integrated services centre with various partnerships with local and state service providers including Child Youth and Women's Health Services, Families SA and various community welfare organisations. Our school values are respect, achievement, belonging and diversity and our purpose is to provide a nurturing, supportive and inclusive environment within the context of a culturally-diverse Birth to Year 7 campus. We have a strong teaching focus on literacy, numeracy and student wellbeing. All students have an Individual Learning Plan which sets goals for their learning in all areas. These plans are reviewed with parents, teachers and students twice a year and form the basis of all specialist intervention programs. The school caters for students from more than 16 different nationalities. More than 60 per cent of our students were born overseas and are learning English as a second language. Therefore several intervention programs exist to support our English as a second language, Aboriginal and special education students. Special programs for students include 'Active After School', SAPSASA sport, choir and a breakfast club.