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Prince Alfred College12897<br />

(Founded 1869)<br />

Headmaster<br />

Kevin Tutt<br />

PYP coordinator<br />

Kelvin Sparks<br />

Diploma coordinator<br />

Martin McKinnon<br />

Status Private<br />

Boarding/day Mixed<br />

Gender Male<br />

Language of instruction<br />

English<br />

Authorised programmes<br />

PYP, Diploma<br />

A world of experience<br />

Prince Alfred College, based in Adelaide, South Australia, is<br />

one of Australia’s leading schools for boys from early learners<br />

(aged two to four) to Year 12. We educate over 1000 boys every<br />

year, including 70 international students from China, Germany,<br />

Hong Kong, India, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand.<br />

As a day and boarding school, we offer modern home-like<br />

boarding facilities for students in Years 7 to 12, where<br />

Australian and international students mix together with day<br />

students. Our international students are well supported by<br />

multilingual coordinators and teachers.<br />

Integration starts with our onsite International Student<br />

Transition Program, which is supported by culturally trained<br />

staff and a dedicated International Student Coordinator.<br />

We take great care of our international students. They bring the<br />

world to our doorstep and show us a variety of global perspectives.<br />

They enrich our school by their presence and their culture.<br />

“Teachers and staff at PAC are not only concerned about my<br />

academic achievements but they show their concern about my<br />

health and my family. As a multicultural school much respect is<br />

demonstrated regarding my culture.” Young Chan Lee (Korea)<br />

A host of opportunities<br />

We offer two pathways to tertiary study – the International<br />

Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (<strong>IB</strong>DP) and the South<br />

Australian Certificate of Education (SACE). We offer<br />

Vocational Education and Training (VET) for students who<br />

want to move directly into the workforce.<br />

Each year a number of our <strong>IB</strong> Diploma Programme students<br />

260<br />

Age Range 2 - 18<br />

Number of pupils enrolled 1060<br />

Address<br />

PO Box 571<br />

Kent Town<br />

sa 5071 | australia<br />

tel +61 8 8334 1200<br />

fax +61 8 8363 0702<br />

Email<br />

ktutt@pac.edu.au<br />

Website<br />

www.pac.edu.au<br />

proudly achieve merits in a number of internationally graded<br />

subjects.<br />

We have one of the largest alumni bases in the world. Our<br />

Old Collegians’ Association provides an exceptional base for<br />

business networking as students build and renew friendships<br />

once they leave school and move into their future careers.<br />

Princes Men meet annually across the globe to catch up and to<br />

develop timeless networks.<br />

“I wasn’t inspired to learn until I started the <strong>IB</strong> course at<br />

PAC. The friendliness of both students and staff allowed me to<br />

fit in to life at Princes quickly and confidently. My education<br />

took off.” Alan Zhou (China)<br />

Developing the Princes Man<br />

In sport, the arts and the classroom, we believe in the school<br />

motto – to go beyond. We are concerned with developing the<br />

whole man, the ‘Princes Man’. We help all our students realize<br />

their full potential by inspiring and challenging them to<br />

exceed their limits.<br />

As well as academic excellence, we provide a strong sporting<br />

and co-curricular program for all boys, including the arts. We<br />

are renowned as an international school for cricket, rowing,<br />

soccer, rugby, basketball, squash, badminton and table<br />

tennis, as well as visual design and technology.<br />

International students work, play and study side by side with<br />

Australian students. Every endeavour is another chance to<br />

develop strong bonds with a diverse group of students.<br />

Together they learn cooperation and teamwork, and build<br />

connections that will last a lifetime.

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