TOP 30 Secondary school student life in North Adelaide

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Welcome to St Agnes School, located in the beautiful bushland setting of Saint Agnes, Hancock Road, 64 in the Tea Tree Gully council area of Adelaide's north-eastern suburbs. As a government school catering to pre-school to year 6 students, we are committed to providing a high-quality education and creating a safe and supportive learning environment. At St Agnes School, we believe in maximizing learning opportunities for our students to help them achieve their personal best. That's why we have partnered with The Resilience Project, a whole-school approach that teaches positive mental health strategies to build young people's capacity to deal with adversity. This program is implemented from Preschool to year 6, ensuring that our students develop the resilience and emotional well-being necessary for success in their academic and personal lives.

Welcome to Prospect Primary School, located in the leafy green suburb just north of Adelaide CBD. For over 100 years, our school has been dedicated to providing high-quality education to our students. We have gained a reputation for our academic excellence and our students' strong learning dispositions. At Prospect Primary School, we believe in fostering a love for learning through inquiry-based, multi-modal, real-life, and innovative activities. Our students are confident collaborators and global communicators, who proudly uphold our school values of respect, success, and creativity.

Welcome to Grow Up Smiling, an establishment dedicated to improving Australia's oral health outcomes and overall well-being. Located in North Adelaide on Archer Street, our institution is a point of interest for health-conscious individuals seeking top-notch dental care. At Grow Up Smiling, we understand the importance of oral health in a child's overall well-being. It's more crucial than you may realize, as two in five Australian children experience tooth decay in their baby teeth, and one in four in their permanent teeth. This can lead to significant pain, discomfort, and even embarrassment. However, there is no need for them to suffer. Many oral diseases, including dental caries, can be prevented and treated in their early stages through routine dental examinations, preventive care, and oral health education.