Warriappendi Secondary School - Department for Education
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Archived: 2026-04-23 16:47
Warriappendi Secondary School - Department for Education
Welcome to Warriappendi Secondary School
Seeking academic success and strengthening cultural knowledge
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Warriappendi is a small secondary school specifically for Aboriginal students. We are located in Thebarton, 4.6km from the Adelaide GPO.
Warriappendi Secondary School
enables Secondary Aboriginal students to achieve improved results in attendance, academic success and connection to culture. Our high expectations for Aboriginal learners gives the opportunity for successful results in both learning and in the wider community. Our highest priorities consist of providing high quality individualised learning to our students in a positive environment built upon respect, resilience and responsibility. In doing so we provide a welcoming atmosphere rich in culture, belonging and connection that focusses strongly on student wellbeing. We offer small class sizes (staffed at a 1:8 teacher to student ratio), and a focus on quality teaching and learning.
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We’re ‘seeking’ successful opportunities for Aboriginal students. Warriappendi means to ‘seek’ or to ‘find’.
Our school connects Aboriginal culture, learning and wellbeing through personalised teaching for all Year 7-12 students
.
Sincerely,
Craig Bailey
Principal
Learn More
Respect
Growth
Connection
Principal Tours
Join Principal, Craig Bailey, and ASETO, Josephine Judge-Rigney, for a cuppa, tour and yarn.
To reserve a spot, please get in touch via phone or email:
0427 121 964
dl.1364.info@schools.sa.edu.au
Wednesdays in Weeks 4 & 9
11:00 AM – 11:30 AM
7 Ann Nelson Drive, Thebarton
Term 2
20/05/26
24/06/26
Term 3
12/08/26
16/09/26
Term 4
04/11/26
09/12/26
Kaurna
English
Ngadlu tampinthi yalaka ngadlu Kaurna yartangka inparrinthi. Ngadludlu tampinthi, parnaku tuwila yartangka.
We acknowledge this land that we meet on today is the traditional lands for the Kaurna people and that we respect their spiritual relationship with their country.
Welcome to Warriappendi Secondary School
Seeking academic success and strengthening cultural knowledge
play_circle_outline
Main
Warriappendi is a small secondary school specifically for Aboriginal students. We are located in Thebarton, 4.6km from the Adelaide GPO.
Warriappendi Secondary School
enables Secondary Aboriginal students to achieve improved results in attendance, academic success and connection to culture. Our high expectations for Aboriginal learners gives the opportunity for successful results in both learning and in the wider community. Our highest priorities consist of providing high quality individualised learning to our students in a positive environment built upon respect, resilience and responsibility. In doing so we provide a welcoming atmosphere rich in culture, belonging and connection that focusses strongly on student wellbeing. We offer small class sizes (staffed at a 1:8 teacher to student ratio), and a focus on quality teaching and learning.
https://warriappendi.sa.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Introduction-Homepage.m4a
Learn More
NIINA
MARNI
We’re ‘seeking’ successful opportunities for Aboriginal students. Warriappendi means to ‘seek’ or to ‘find’.
Our school connects Aboriginal culture, learning and wellbeing through personalised teaching for all Year 7-12 students
.
Sincerely,
Craig Bailey
Principal
Learn More
Respect
Growth
Connection
Principal Tours
Join Principal, Craig Bailey, and ASETO, Josephine Judge-Rigney, for a cuppa, tour and yarn.
To reserve a spot, please get in touch via phone or email:
0427 121 964
dl.1364.info@schools.sa.edu.au
Wednesdays in Weeks 4 & 9
11:00 AM – 11:30 AM
7 Ann Nelson Drive, Thebarton
Term 2
20/05/26
24/06/26
Term 3
12/08/26
16/09/26
Term 4
04/11/26
09/12/26
Kaurna
English
Ngadlu tampinthi yalaka ngadlu Kaurna yartangka inparrinthi. Ngadludlu tampinthi, parnaku tuwila yartangka.
We acknowledge this land that we meet on today is the traditional lands for the Kaurna people and that we respect their spiritual relationship with their country.