HQ Function

The main campus serves as the primary site for academic learning (Early Learning to Year 12), administration, sports, and co-curricular activities.

Notable Features:

Torrens Park House (historic mansion), state-of-the-art Purruna Spencer Newton Centre for wellbeing and sports, extensive playing fields, modern classrooms and specialist facilities including science labs, arts studios, and a performing arts theatre.

Work Culture:

A supportive and collaborative environment focused on student wellbeing and academic achievement. Staff are encouraged to be innovative and are committed to the College's values. Emphasis on professional development and a strong sense of community.

HQ Significance:

As the main campus, it is central to the College's identity, history, and its reputation as a leading educational institution in South Australia, delivering comprehensive ELC to Year 12 education.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design, with its blend of heritage architecture (Torrens Park House) and modern facilities (Purruna Centre), reflects a respect for tradition alongside a commitment to innovation and future-focused learning. The extensive grounds and community spaces embody the value of holistic development and community spirit.

Location:

While primarily based in Adelaide, Scotch College fosters a global perspective by welcoming international students, offering an internationally-minded curriculum, facilitating overseas tours and exchanges (when feasible), and preparing students to be responsible global citizens. The College encourages intercultural understanding and engagement with global issues.

Street Address:

Carruth Road

City:

Torrens Park

State/Province:

South Australia

Country:

Australia