commitment
to learning
& personal
development
respect & responsibility
for each other,
our environment & ourselves
global
citizenship
& world class
standards
Brent BloffwitchĀ –Ā Principal
welcome
Banksia Park International High School provides students with a world-class, relevant and challenging curriculum delivered in a supportive and respectful learning environment. We are committed to helping students develop knowledge, high self-esteem and the dispositions and capabilities that will assist them to become successful citizens in an increasingly global context.
our school
BPIHS in numbers
SACE completion in 2025
100
%
Students completed SACE with VET
37
Students achieved an ATAR
71
agency in action
banksia park proud
What I enjoyed most at Banksia Park International High School was the excursion camp with the Outdoor Education class. I had the opportunity to try new experiences and at the same time create better relationship with my friend. However, it was a really good way to explore new places and activities in Australia. I was surprised about the variety of subjects at the school, which allows the students to specialise in the subjects they prefer. And participating in Clubs, which helped to create new friendships.
Teachers were very helpful, really understanding and available to answer all my questions.
What I enjoyed most at Banksia Park International High School was the variety of practical lessons which I have never learned in Japan: Photography, CafƩ Skills, Design, Society & Culture. In my home country, I can learn just academic things.
Teachers were very caring and helpful. Although Japanese names can be difficult to pronounce for most, everyone tried to utter correctly and memorised my name and face.
BPIHS presents the 2026 Senior Drama production of THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME.
Featuring Year 10, 11 and 12 Drama students. Reserve your tickets now! ... See MoreSee Less
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Join us for an evening of outstanding student performances as our talented musicians take to the stage for our annual Music Performance Night.
Featuring performances from:
š„ Drumline
š¤ Vocal Group
š· Stage Band
Come along and enjoy a night of live music while celebrating the dedication, creativity and talent of our students. Whether you're a family member, friend or music lover, this is an event not to be missed!
We look forward to seeing you there and supporting our amazing young performers! š¶āØ ... See MoreSee Less
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.On Thursday, a group of our Aboriginal students visited Tauondi College for Rec in the West as part of Reconciliation Week.
We had a fantastic day immersed in culture, enjoying dance, arts, and the opportunity to connect with community. With over 300 stallholders to explore, there was so much to see, learn, and experience.
The day was wrapped up with a visit to the new cultural centre, Yitpi Yartapuultiku, providing a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the importance of culture, history, and reconciliation.
A memorable day spent learning, connecting, and celebrating Reconciliation Week ā All In! ... See MoreSee Less
SPECIAL REPORT: Responding to Peer Pressure
Peer pressure is a normal and inevitable part of growing up. From early childhood through adolescence, young people are constantly influenced by the attitudes, behaviours and expectations of those around them. As friendships become increasingly important, peers can play a powerful role in shaping how children and teenagers think, feel and act.
In today's digitally connected world, peer pressure extends far beyond the classroom or playground. Social media, messaging apps and online communities mean young people are exposed to constant comparison, instant feedback and unspoken expectations about how they should look, behave and perform. While some peer influence can be positive and motivating, it can also place significant pressure on young people to conform, take risks or prioritise acceptance over their own values and wellbeing.
Understanding how peer pressure works, both offline and online, allows parents, caregivers and educators to better support young people as they develop confidence, resilience and decision-making skills. When families and schools work together to build strong connections, open communication and shared language around peer influence, young people are better equipped to resist negative pressure and embrace positive influences that support their growth and wellbeing.
bpihs.sa.schooltv.me/wellbeing_news/special-report-responding-peer-pressure-au ... See MoreSee Less
Wear it Yellow Day
As part of our week-long celebrations for National Reconciliation Week, we invite all students and staff to take part in Wear it Yellow Day on Wednesday 27 May.
Students and staff are encouraged to wear a splash of yellow by adding yellow school-appropriate items such as tops, bandanas, socks, beanies or ribbons to their school uniform for the day.
Join us at lunchtime on the Admin Lawns for a sausage sizzle fundraiser and activities supporting Childrenās Ground.
š $2 a snag
š Gold coin donations or EFTPOS accepted
Funds raised will help support First Nations children and families through the Childrenās Ground organisation as we celebrate culture, connection and community during National Reconciliation Week. ... See MoreSee Less
š¢ A reminder that Week 4 is now underway and the uniform blitz is in place at BPIHS.
Students are expected to attend each day in full and correct school uniform šš, including approved jumpers and PE uniform items only worn during PE and sporting lessons šāāļøšāāļø.
Thanks for your continued support in helping maintain pride and consistency across our school community š.
Uniform information and ordering: www.noone.com.au/school/banksia-park-international-high-school/shop ... See MoreSee Less
š Aussie Rules news!
Congratulations to Kalani in Year 10 on his selection in the 32-player South Australia Under 16 squad ahead of the 2026 Marsh AFL National Championships beginning in June.
and
Congratulations also to Year 7 student William on his selection in the 12 Years and Under State Team, competing in Canberra this August.
Both selections are fantastic achievements, and we wish Kalani and William every success representing South Australia on the national stage.
#bpihsproud #AFL ... See MoreSee Less
š šļø TTG Council Visits | Emerging Leaders & Leaders in Action š
On Friday 1st May and Friday 8th May, our Emerging Leaders and Leaders in Action students had the valuable opportunity to work with representatives from the City of Tea Tree Gully Council. š¤
Students engaged in meaningful conversations about leadership, personal growth, career pathways, and the skills and qualities needed to lead effectively within the community. š±āØ
A huge thank you to the TTG Council for generously sharing their time, experiences and advice with our students. š¬š These conversations have helped inspire and guide our young leaders as they continue developing their own leadership journeys. šš ... See MoreSee Less
Mr Manombe in da houseā¦.. š
#bpihsproud #crowdgoeswild #LeadersInAction #teacherscanplay ... See MoreSee Less