Le Fevre High School, established in 1910, has recently celebrated its proud history with a series of Centenary events. The school has a distinquished and successful alumni and the school has an active and very supportive Old Scholar's Association. We have built a reputation for innovative educational programs and offer a range of pathways for students including university entrance, TAFE and vocational programs. We are the lead school for the Western Adelaide Trade Schools for the Future and the Maritime Programs High School of South Australia. The school is also a key member of the Advanced Industry Skills program and is developing a wide range of mathematics, science and technology-based programs aimed at increasing the participation of students in identified skill and career shortage areas within Western Adelaide. As an International Baccalaureate Candidate school, we are a proud member of the Peninsula Cluster of schools who are jointly preparing for full authorisation as International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program schools in 2011. The school's curriculum allows students to complete their South Australian Certificate of Education while undertaking school-based apprenticeships, brokered by on-site brokers. Vocational pathways include engineering, maritime studies, electro-technology, multimedia and creative industries, utilizing high-end computing skills and facilities as well as many other technology programs such as robotics, woodwork, metalwork and photography. We also have 'High Achiever Academic' classes across the Middle School years from years 8 to 10, an Indigenous New Media program, and the South Australian Aboriginal Sports Training Academy program. Our values include care, cooperation, commitment and respect as we achieve together. Our students work towards achieving a set of graduate qualities including becoming inquirers, knowledgeable, thinkers, communicators, principled, open-minded, caring, balanced, and reflective learners. Students study in a range of core subjects including..