The community of St Martin’s Catholic Primary School is reflective of our multicultural society and the school prides itself on nurturing a culture of mutual respect. All families are welcome to join our school community and in accepting a placement at the school, students will be educated in the Catholic faith within a Christian education environment.
You are welcome to join us for one of our school tours which are held throughout each term. Should you require further information about the school, you are most welcome to make an appointment to meet with the Principal, Deputy Principal or APRIM.
An Application for Enrolment form must be completed and lodged at the School Office. It is advisable to enrol students as early as possible to assist the school in its planning.
The school adheres to the South Australian Commission for Catholic Schools policy on admission and progression of students which refers to the period of time spent in Junior Primary. Each child will be involved in a transition program prior to commencement to make the change from Preschool to Primary school an easy one.
There are two intakes for Reception
Other Year Level Enrolments
Student enrolments will be accepted for other year levels depending on the availability of a place within the year level required.
Enrolment Calculator
To find out when your child can start school, click here to enter their date of birth into our Enrolment Calculator.
Do you have a child aged 0-4 years who is yet to be enrolled for school? Applications are closing soon for the St Martin's Catholic Primary School 2027 Reception intake.
Please contact our Enrolment Registrar, Natalie Tompkins, on 8211 2400 or email ntompkins@smg.catholic.edu.au for an Application for Enrolment form.
We warmly welcome families to visit our school as an opportunity to see our learning environments, hear about the curriculum and programs, with the opportunity to ask questions and discuss the enrolment process.
The best way to see our school in action is to visit on a School Tour. Please click here for tour dates, times, and to register for a School Tour.
"The lasting and enduring impression of St Martin’s is a sense of community and welcome. When I started my education at St Martin’s as a Reception student in 1988, the student body had only 80 children. Teachers knew every student's name and it was a regular occurrence to have parents and grandparents attend a working bee. Many things have changed at the school in 30 years, but not the sense of family and home.
I like to think that I am still a part of the extended community at, what was, the little Catholic school on the corner. My former teachers are still some of my most trusted advisors - several of whom have attended my wedding and the baptism of my two sons, which was held at the little parish church where I undertook my sacraments as a student.
Sadly, my sons will not be attending the school at this stage, as I am currently living interstate, but I know we will always be welcomed with open arms at St Martin’s. The school where family, education and the ethos of the Catholic Church come together to create a place of safety, love and learning."
Kathleen Smitheram