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The school is located in Kensington Park, 3.5 kilometres east of Adelaide's CBD. It has two main campuses: the King's Campus (Middle School) and Girton Campus (Junior School and Senior School), connected by Kensington Oval. Across the road from King's Campus, the Haslam Oval Precinct is a site for future development to expand the Sports Program and community engagement. The school has sporting facilities located in the city, on the Torrens River and in the southern Park Lands. Shipsters Road Building provides Middle School Art, Science, Design and Digital Technology spaces, and the John Moody Centre offers dining and social spaces including the John Moody Dining Room, King's Café and Yellow Submarine Too.
The school comprises two main campuses—King's Campus and Girton Campus—connected by Kensington Oval as part of Pembroke's Sports Program. Across the road from King's Campus, Pembroke owns the Haslam Oval Precinct for future development to elevate the Sports Program and community engagement. The school has sporting facilities located in the city, on the Torrens River and in the southern Park Lands. Both campuses have grounds maintained to a high standard.
The Shipsters Road Building is the Middle School Art, Science, Design and Digital Technology facility. Opened in 2019, it is a three-storey building with learning hubs and a Balnaves Place atrium for lectures and presentations. It invites companies and individual experts to base themselves in the building to elevate entrepreneurial learning. It hosts Artists in Residence to work with students and supports co-curricular activities such as Robotics and Pedal Prix Programs. The John Moody Centre has transformed to include the John Moody Dining Room for boarders and guests, and the King's Café for Middle School students and staff.
Pembroke offers extensive Co-Curricular Opportunities including The Arts, Sport, Technology, Clubs and Societies, and Trips and Exchanges. The Athlete Development Program provides an individualized, high-performance sporting pathway in Years 9 and 10. The Resident Creatives Program invites Old Scholars and professionals to collaborate with Pembroke through visiting creatives. Co-Curricular Opportunities include Robotics and other project-based activities in Shipsters Road Building and related spaces. These programs encompass arts, sport and technology experiences beyond the classroom.
Pembroke School is a co-educational, non-denominational day and boarding school located in Kensington Park, Adelaide, South Australia. It offers the IB Primary Years Programme in the Junior School alongside the Australian Curriculum, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in the Senior School together with the South Australian Certificate of Education. Pembroke was South Australia's first IB World School, establishing the IB Diploma Programme in 1989, and has a long history of boarding with students from across Australia and the world. The school operates on two connected campuses, King's Campus (Middle School) and Girton Campus (Junior and Senior School), linked by Kensington Oval, with the Haslam Oval Precinct planned for future sports development. The Shipsters Road Building (opened 2019) houses Middle School Art, Science, Design and Digital Technology, and features learning hubs and Balnaves Place for lectures and collaborations. A broad co-curricular program includes The Arts, Sport, Technology, Clubs and Exchanges, plus pathways such as the Athlete Development Program and Resident Creatives.
