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Prince Alfred College is located in Adelaide, the capital city of South Australia. It is a city of about one million people, noted for its high standard of living, great lifestyle, clean air and mild Mediterranean climate. 

Adelaide has three internationally recognised universities, and is a centre of research and hi-tech manufacturing, focusing on new technologies. There are more than 20,000 overseas university students who study here each year. 

Adelaide is a safe, tolerant and accessible city, with an efficient public transport system and very little traffic congestion. The cost of living is among the lowest in Australia, making it possible for students to enjoy life to the full.

The city centre is surrounded by parklands on all sides and bordered by clean swimming beaches to the west and rolling hills to the east. The world-famous wine region of the Barossa Valley is only an hour’s drive north of the city.

Buildings and Grounds

Kent Town campus

Prince Alfred College’s main campus is set on 9.8 hectares of spacious grounds, just 2.5 km from the centre of Adelaide, on the edge of the eastern parklands in Kent Town. This is the main campus for all children from the Early Learning Centre through to Year 12.

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ANZAC Hall

ANZAC Hall is our school auditorium used for music and drama performances, workshops, lectures and assemblies. ANZAC Hall underwent significant upgrades in 2019, giving our students access to state-of-the-art audio-visual production facilities. ANZAC Hall is a special space for our school to gather and celebrate the achievements and performances of our students.

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Piper Pavilion

Piper Pavilion is a light and modern space set in the foyer of ANZAC Hall. The pavilion is where we host a range of performances, gatherings and exhibitions throughout the school year.

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Erik Freak Memorial Chapel

The Erik Freak Memorial Chapel is dedicated to the memory of PAC student, Erik Freak (1916 – 1934). The chapel stands at the geographical heart of our campus, symbolising the central importance of our faith. The chapel is where we gather for school worship, memorial services and spiritual programs.

On the southern side of the chapel is a memorial stone erected by the Ex-Prisoner of War Association in 1999. This memorial honours the sacrifices and human costs of war and is an important part of our Victory in the Pacific and Remembrance Day chapel services.

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The RED Centre

The RED Centre is our flexible sports and health facility featuring a stadium, swimming pools and other multipurpose spaces. Our boys use the RED Centre for a variety of in-school and co-curricular sporting activities. Membership to the RED Centre is available to old scholars and staff, and it is home to Kent Town Swim.

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John Dunning Sports Centre

The John Dunning Sports Centre is a purpose-built sports stadium located in our Preparatory School. Our prep boys use the centre for physical education classes and a range of sports ‘taster’ sessions to introduce them to sporting opportunities at PAC.

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Boarding House

Opened in June 2019, our new purpose-built Boarding House offers state-of-the-art accommodation and communal areas for 150 students and staff across four storeys. 

The facility offers a combination of twin-share and single rooms, with the inclusion of ensuite bathrooms. Shared spaces include tutorial meeting rooms, breakout areas, music practice studios, and a large common area with fully-equipped kitchen for snacks and light meals, which opens out to one of two open area courtyards.

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Ovals and sports grounds 

As well as the high-quality facilities of the RED Centre and John Dunning Sports Centre, our spacious grounds are home to several world-class sporting fields that support our extensive sports program. These include two ovals, cricket nets, tennis and basketball Plexipave courts and a hockey and tennis Supergrasse pitch.

Health Centre

Health Centre

Our fully-equipped Health Centre provides a professional health service to the College community, which addresses all health-related issues that might compromise learning, individual development and personal wellbeing. 

The highly professional registered nurses are specialists in Paediatric Care. They not only provide primary health care to students but also emergency care and first aid treatment. They also provide first aid training for Staff and support all College activities, excursions, camps and tours.

Other campuses

Scotts Creek

Located near Morgan on the Murray River in the Riverland’s picturesque wine and citrus growing region, Scotts Creek Outdoor Centre plays host to a range of adventure and aquatic activities. Here, our boys learn about risk-taking and working in teams through a variety of environmental, adventure, camping and personal development challenges.

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    Wambana

    The Wambana Campus, located at Point Turton on the Southern Yorke Peninsula, was designed for our unique Year 9 Extended Stay Program. 

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