Miltaburra Area School

Welcome to Miltaburra Area School

At Miltaburra Area School, our purpose is to bring together educators, students, parents, and the local community to provide educational experiences that reflect our local context, and give our young people the skills, knowledge, and values to become successful, fulfilled citizens and lifelong learners.

Miltaburra Area School offers education from preschool to year 12 to children from towns and farms that stretch along the west coast of the Eyre Peninsula from south of Haslam, up to Smoky Bay and inland to Wirrulla and Nunjikompita.

We offer personalised learning opportunities that reflect our local context and our students’ interests.

Our school offers:

  • individual academic support from high-quality teaching staff
  • the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program
  • agricultural education opportunities.

At our school, students can learn and grow in a safe, inclusive and supportive environment.

For more information or a school tour, please contact us.

About our school

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Agriculture and kitchen garden

Learn about the opportunities our students have in the kitchen garden and agriculture blocks.

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Governing council

Learn more about our governing council and how to get involved.

Our governing council

Enrolling at our school

Enrolment

Curriculum

School policies

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Canteen

Latest news

Enrolling at our school

Enrolment

Curriculum

School policies

Agriculture and kitchen garden

Learn about the opportunities our students have in the kitchen garden and agriculture blocks.

Learn more

Governing council

Learn more about our governing council and how to get involved.

Our governing council

Manage your child's schooling

Canteen

Latest news
Photo gallery

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the traditional owners of the land we are on and pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal people who are present today.