Pedare Christian College

Golden Grove · Independent · Co-ed · R-12 · Anglican and Uniting Church · Founded 1986 · Website

Cost to Year 12

Year 12 fee$••,•••Members

Year 7 fee$••,•••Members

Median ATAR••Members

ATAR 90+••%Members

ICSEA1097National average 1000

Students1,146ACARA 2025

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Our story

Pedare grew from a plan by the Anglican parishes of Tea Tree Gully and Modbury and the Uniting Church parishes of Tea Tree Gully and Golden Grove for a school that would make students life-long learners. When the Golden Grove developers proposed a ‘Joint Schools’ project with a Catholic college and a state high school, the founders joined it, and the college opened in 1986 with 90 students in Years 7 and 8.

The name comes from a Modbury vineyard of the Tolley family, formed from the first letters of the names of Leonard Tolley’s sons Peter, David and Reginald, and a small patch of vines is kept at the Surrey Farm Drive campus. All secondary years were offered by 1990, a junior campus on Bicentennial Drive followed in 1993, and in 2005 the middle school moved to Surrey Farm Drive. Today Pedare is a co-educational Anglican and Uniting Church school from Reception to Year 12.

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