St Peter’s Girls’ School has a long history of educating young women in Adelaide. Established 118 years ago by the Community of the Sisters of the Church, the School moved from North Adelaide to the current 11 acre Stonyfell campus in 1957 to accommodate its growing numbers. More than fifty years later, the School thrives amongst beautifully landscaped gardens and heritage listed buildings, bounded on two borders by Ferguson Conservation Park. St Peter’s Girls’ School provides an integrated educational program from Pre-school to Year 12 which encourages the highest possible academic, sporting, cultural and social standards. The Early Learners’ Centre, Junior, Middle and Senior Schools are situated on the one campus, encouraging a strong school community through student interaction, the development of natural friendships and a striving for shared goals. We provide a stimulating environment where learning is expected, exciting and challenging and where positive encouragement is the means of motivation. We aim to develop a sense of social and environmental awareness, which enables our students to grow, serve and develop within a globally aware and internationally diverse context, and enter the wider world as thoughtful, confident and competent women.