St Paul’s College is a Year 5 to 12 Catholic school for boys in the north-eastern suburbs of Adelaide. Part of the Edmund Rice Education Australia network of schools, the college was founded by the Christian Brothers in 1959. The college has always maintained an open enrolment policy, enabling a wide diversity of boys to become part of a community focused on opportunity, inclusion and an excellent education. The four Core Values of the college are Faith, Relationships, Excellence and Diversity; values the college aspires to and which characterise its existing culture. The college Vision is to be a place where boys receive a quality Catholic Education, integrating faith, life and culture, so each person’s unique worth and purpose is recognised and developed. The Mission is to transform the whole person via strong relationships in an inclusive environment and through quality teaching and learning. The college offers courses ranging from the academic to the practical, preparing boys for university, training, trades and the workplace, depending on their aspirations and talents. A number of scholarships are offered each year, including Edmund Rice scholarships for families with limited income and Academic scholarships for educationally high achieving boys. A long established International Student program caters for students from the Asia-Pacific region who come to Adelaide to study at St Paul’s, with accommodation organised through the college Home Stay program. St Paul’s has a particular focus on developing the literacy and numeracy of boys, as foundational for their future educational success. A range of educational support programs are provided by the college to give extra assistance to identified boys, particularly in the primary and middle years, to assist them to reach benchmarks in both their literacy and mathematical development. In addition, opportunities are provided to extend and accelerate boys who are gifted with advanced skills and abilities. A full range of academic subjects up to Year 12..