Woodville Gardens School

Woodville Gardens School
Address
18-58 Ridley Grove

Woodville Gardens, Adelaide
,
South Australia
,
5012

Australia[2][3][1]
Coordinates34°51′48″S 138°33′04″E / 34.8633°S 138.5510°E / -34.8633; 138.5510
Information
TypeState primary day school[1]
Established2011[1]
PrincipalKristian Mundy[4][3]
Head teacher
  • Chris Stepien (Early years)[6]
  • Scott Foale (Primary years)[6]
Year levelsBirth - Year 6[4][3][5][1]
GenderCoeducational[1]
Enrolment464[3][1] (August 2024)
CampusMajor City Suburban[1]
Colour(s)
  •   Purple
  •   Teal
  •   Navy
Websitewww.wgs.sa.edu.au[3]

Woodville Gardens School is a public coeducational primary school, located in the Adelaide suburb of Woodville Gardens (South Australia, Australia).[1][7] It is administered by the South Australian Department for Education. The school falls within the "Parks" ward of the City of Port Adelaide Enfield council area.[8]

History

Woodville Gardens School was created as a result of a merger between five schools, i.e. Ferryden Park Primary School, Ridley Grove Primary School, Mansfield Park Primary School, Woodville Gardens Preschool, and Parks Children's Centre.[9][10] The merger occurred as part of the Education Works New Schools Project of the Department of Education and Children's Services.,[11] which resulted in the school's lands being earmarked for new housing development.[12] Woodville Gardens School was built on the site of the old Ridley Grove Primary School, which was established in 1950 and closed in 2010, as a result of that merger.

The Woodville Gardens School council was officially established under the Education Act 1972 (SA), s85(1)(a)[13] on 30 September 2010.[14] Woodville Gardens School was opened on 31 January 2011.[15]

Administration

As of 2024, the school has a teaching staff of 41 (37.2 full-time equivalent) and non-teaching staff of 36 (22.4 full-time equivalent).[1]

The first principal of the school was Frank Cairns.[16] The current principal is Kristian Mundy.[4][3]

Prior Principals
Years Principal Ref
Initial Final
2025 Current Kristian Mundy [3][4]
2023 2024 Scott Foale (Acting) [17][18][19]
2022 2023 Sue Charleston [20][18][21][22][23]
2016 2021 Fiona Voigt [24][25][26][27][28]
2015 Marg Clark (Acting)† [29][30]
2011 2015 Frank Cairns [29][16][31][30]

† Marg Clark, the then Head of School Primary Years, was an acting Principal during 2015.[29][30]

Students

Child Care Centre

On the school premises is a Children’s Centre catering for birth to school age,[32] with a curriculum based on the Early Years Learning Framework, targeting children aged 12 weeks to school age entry.[33]

General Enrolment

As a whole, Woodville Gardens School teaches students from Birth to Year 6.[1] The trends in enrolment have been:

Student enrolment trends
Year Boys Girls Total Ref
2014 287 303 590 [34]
2015 584 297 584 [35]
2016 285 292 577 [36]
2017 283 285 568 [37]
2018 561 285 276 [38]
2019 280 272 552 [39]
2020 275 277 552 [40]
2021 262 247 509 [41]
2022 234 188 422 [42][20]
2023 239 203 442 [43][17]
2024 234 230 464 [1][3]
2025 TBA TBA TBA

Multiculturalsm

These are some of the statistics on the school's indigenous students and those students with a language background other than English (LBOTE):

Multicultural Composition
Year Indigenous
(%) 		LBOTE
(%) 		Ref
2014 11 63 [34]
2015 10 65 [35]
2016 11 62 [36]
2017 12 64 [37]
2018 12 61 [38]
2019 11 67 [39]
2020 11 66 [40]
2021 10 66 [41]
2022 10 65 [42]
2023 9 71 [43]
2024 9 72 [1]
2025 N/A N/A

See also

References

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