Rostrevor College is an all boys Catholic day and boarding College in the Edmund Rice tradition, established by the Christian Brothers in 1923. Rostrevor College is situated in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide, nine kilometres from the CBD. The College is recognised nationally as a leader in the education of boys and currently caters for over 1100 students from Reception to Year 12, including 90 boarders from rural SA, interstate and overseas. Rostrevor College welcomes students of all abilities, from Catholic families and those of other faiths. The College mission is to nurture its students so that they achieve their personal best in all aspects of their lives and develop a personal relationship with God. Rostrevor aims to create men who stand in solidarity with the poor and the marginalised in our society. Rostrevor's philosophy is founded on three pillars that facilitate a holistic approach to education. Academic: learning structures recognise the benefits of an all boys' environment in the context of developmental needs for the 21st century. A tradition of academic excellence is complemented by a broad curriculum, offering boys of all abilities the opportunity to succeed and to share their talents with society. Spiritual: students give expression to their faith in actions to make a difference to the lives of others. Co-Curricular: students explore their gifts and talents through participation in an extensive co-curricular program. Rostrevor invests considerable resources in developing each student's gifts and talents and in supporting boys to attain their best in literacy and numeracy. Rostrevor College incorporates the Rostrevor College Indigenous Sports Academy, a federally funded program. It caters for over 40 Indigenous boys from all parts of Australia. The Rostrevor College Environmental Centre offers programs to all year levels and to the wider community. Rostrevor has an extensive Music program which has been recognised and celebrated nationally and locally. Rostrevor students travel to India..