Major School upgrade announced - $5million to upgrade existing building and provide additional capacity

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WELCOME TO NAILSWORTH PRIMARY SCHOOL

Nailsworth Primary School is a South Australian Government school providing quality education for reception to year 7 children.

The school is situated in the state electorate of Enfield and the council area of the City of Prospect. It is in close proximity to Adelaide, 6km north of the CBD.

The school caters for over 600 students on a site providing grassed and asphalt playing areas and a gymnasium. As a result of capacity issues, the Prospect library building that is owned by the Department of Education was returned to the school at the end of 2019. The school is eagerly awaiting the redevelopment of this building so that more specialised areas and general accommodation can be provided.

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Newsletters are published fortnightly, and available second Wednesday during the term.

Click here to make payments in a secure, fast, reliable and easy to use online platforms

NPS plans a number of events throughout the year that add value to the school curriculum

All student absences are required to be reported.

Please click here to report an absence

example: John Smith in Room 11 is sick