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Enrolling at Rostrevor College. Rostrevor College enrols boys from Reception through to Year 12. We encourage families to lodge an application form as early as possible as places in our key intake years fill quickly. Rostrevor College has three key intake points: Reception (Junior Years), Year 7 (Middle Years) and Years 10-11 (Senior Years).
The Foundation Mission. The Foundation is a volunteer, not for profit organisation that operates to stimulate and foster major voluntary, sustainable financial support from past students, friends, corporations and others for the sole benefit of the College, through philanthropy, bequests and wealth creation.
About Rostrevor. Nestled in the foothills of the Mount Lofty Ranges at Woodforde, just nine kilometres from the CBD, Rostrevor boasts exceptional facilities and expansive grounds spanning 16 hectares, allowing boys room to move. As a Catholic School in the Edmund Rice tradition, Rostrevor College is committed to academic excellence and student ...
Rostrevor College, Woodforde, South Australia, Australia. 4,543 likes · 281 talking about this · 1,891 were here. Rostrevor College is an all boys' Catholic day and boarding College in the Edmund...
Therefore, we place great emphasis on every boy being known by name by his teachers, by other boys and indeed most people he will encounter across the school day. The Middle Years at Rostrevor includes Year 7, Year 8 and Year 9; the first half of their secondary education. It is not a separate school within the College but is a clearly defined ...
Rostrevor College, Woodforde, South Australia, Australia. 4,475 likes · 365 talking about this · 1,838 were here. Rostrevor College is an all boys' Catholic day and boarding College in the Edmund...
Rostrevor College has a history of nurturing boarding students from rural and remote areas dating back to 1923. In fact, the College was founded to take boarding students from Christian Brothers College on Wakefield Street, which could no longer adequately cater for the increasing number of boys who wanted to board.
