08 7285 1500
50 Yorktown Road,
Elizabeth Park SA 5113
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Shaping our future together

At St Thomas More School we promote a strong connection between school and home. We strive to work in partnership with parents and families to support each child and develop a lifelong love of learning.

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St Thomas More School - Elizabeth Park

Welcome to St Thomas More, a school community that resonates with both students and families, promoting academic excellence, integrity, and resilience.

Our Story

Delivering academic excellence to the children of Adelaide’s northern suburbs.

St Thomas More School offers Catholic co-education for students from Reception to Year 6, with a strong commitment to personalised teaching and learning that supports the individual needs of every child. We nurture each student’s integrity, faith, and character, empowering them to develop their unique talents while building the strength and resilience to embrace new challenges.

We are also proud to have recently renovated our facilities, creating bright, contemporary learning spaces designed to inspire curiosity, collaboration, and creativity. Our refreshed classrooms provide a welcoming and engaging environment where children feel supported, confident, and ready to thrive.

We look forward to welcoming you to our vibrant community, and encourage you to book a tour of our new facilities today.

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Holy Thursday Liturgy

We invite you to join us for Holy Thursday Liturgy on Wednesday, 1 April 2026 9am We hope to see you there.

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Testimonials

We believe the vision and values upheld by St Thomas More School best aligns with our own personal family values and that the educational approaches as well as the mindfulness and wellbeing programs will best support our son through his education.

STM Family, 2023

As a school that utilises the Mercy Values, we feel that St Thomas More School will help foster a strong sense for community and provide encouragement to our child to develop values such as compassion, respect, and service to others.

STM Family, 2023

As an old scholar, St Thomas More School was always an option for my children’s education. After visiting the school again on a personalised tour, I was very happy with the warm, inviting, and caring nature of everyone at the school.

STM Family, 2022

As an old scholar, I know it’s a great school that exceeds your expectations.

STM Family, 2022

I feel St Thomas More School is the perfect start to my child’s primary education.

STM Family, 2022

Amazing school with great values!

STM Family, 2021

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We’d love to welcome you to one of our school tours at St Thomas More School. Check our our recent renovations, meet our staff and students, and discover why St Thomas More is the perfect place for your child to flourish.

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💛 Wear It Yellow Day 💛On Wednesday 27 May, our students proudly wore yellow to celebrate National Reconciliation Week, and raise awareness for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, cultures, and communities.All money raised was donated to Children's Ground, an organisation that supports First Nations children, families, and communities through education, health, and cultural programs.Thank you to all of our families for supporting this important cause and helping us celebrate reconciliation together. ... See MoreSee Less

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🖤💛 ❤️ A Sea of Hands, A Community of RespectToday our students created a beautiful Sea of Hands display as part of National Reconciliation Week. Each hand represents respect, unity, and our shared commitment to reconciliation between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous Australians.As part of this activity, our R–2 students shared important words and messages inspired by this year’s Reconciliation Week theme, while our older students reflected on and wrote their own personal promises towards reconciliation.A big thank you to Miss Jessop for inspiring this meaningful initiative and for organising our students and staff so thoughtfully. And of course, congratulations to all of our students for the care, creativity, and respect they showed throughout this activity. ❤️🖤💛🤎🖐🏾🖐🏿Did you know? The Sea of Hands began in 1997 as a national movement created by Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation (ANTaR). Thousands of colourful hands were displayed outside Parliament House in Canberra to show support for the rights, recognition, and reconciliation of First Nations peoples. Today, the Sea of Hands continues to serve as a powerful reminder that we all have a role to play in building understanding, respect, and a more inclusive future. ... See MoreSee Less

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Lego Club

Our school has its very own Lego Club!

Working with Lego has proven benefits to learn and develop skills like developing oral language skills, turn-taking, sharing, listening, conversation, teamwork and problem-solving. The shared focus on building uses their strengths and helps them practice communication and social skills while having fun!

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