Welcome to the Kadina Memorial High School Web Site.

The school is situated in the township of Kadina in Northern Yorke Peninsula a part of what is commonly called ‘The Copper Triangle’. This area was founded in the late 1860’s and is renowned for its beautiful beaches, Cornish heritage and tourist attractions related to the copper mining history.

Kadina Memorial High School is a secondary school for students from Years 8-12.  Many students travel by bus to the school from the townships of Alford, Bute, Kulpara, Paskeville, Wallaroo, Wallaroo Mines and the surrounding farming communities.

In addition to the approximate 540 mainstream students, 10 students attend the Kadina Unit that is located on site and caters for students from Reception to Year 13 with significant physical and, or, learning difficulties.

Our school annual report and context statements can be found under Public Reports.

Our site was relaunched in June 2008 and we would love to receive any feedback about the information accessible from this site, or regarding the site itsself.

Sharron Ward