Year 6-7 Transition
Prospective families of Year 6 students may seek to enrol at Norwood International High School through the State-wide Transition Process. For children enrolled at non-government primary schools please email questions about registration of interest and enrolment to education.startingsecondaryschool@sa.gov.au
Year 7-12 Enrolment
Embark on the first step towards a world-class education at Norwood International High School. Our enrolment enquiry process is designed to provide you with all the necessary information, ensuring a smooth transition for your child into our nurturing and diverse learning community. Reach out today, and let’s start this exciting educational journey together. Please note that this registration of interest is not a formal offer of enrolment.
Families of students in Years 7 to 12 (or Year 7 students who are seeking to enrol mid-year) are asked to complete the Online Registration of Interest form to begin this process. Our school has had a Capacity Management Plan (CMP) in place to help the school return to sustainable enrolments and accommodate local students.
Special Interest Programs
Explore Norwood International High School’s distinctive Special Interest Programs designed to nurture talents in specific fields. Our school offers Italian Immersion, Rowing, and STEM programs, each crafted to provide students with unique learning experiences and skill development.
Enrolment Information
Norwood International High School provides comprehensive enrolling information to guide families through the process. This includes details on school fees, payment schedules, and financial assistance options like the School Card Scheme for eligible low-income families.
School Tours
Norwood International High School is delighted to offer School Tours to prospective families throughout the year.
These tours feature a presentation from our principal and student leaders, followed by a school tour to view our stunning facilities and students in action.
Norwood International High School
We are a vibrant, progressive learning community with 1700 students from diverse cultural backgrounds, located in the foothills of eastern Adelaide.