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A Day in the Life

The day-to-day life of a Rostrevor College boarding student is rich with activities, programs, excursions and leave time which are designed to enhance each student’s educational and personal growth. Schedules are structured with a focus on balancing recreation, academic pursuits, co-curricular commitments and social time.  

Duggan House initiatives such as house competitions, personal electronic device policies, organised social activities with students from Loreto College and daily Study Hub time with tutors ensure that every student is supported in all areas of his development during his formative teenage years.  

While each student’s schedule will differ day-to-day, a typical school day may include:

Time
Details

7.00am - 7.45am

Wake-up. Dining Room open for breakfast – all boarders must attend

8.00am - 8.20am

Breakfast clean-up. Laundry (Monday and Wednesday)

8.25am - 3.15pm

All boarders to have left for school

3.15pm - 5.25pm

Boarders return to Duggan House. Afternoon tea (Dining Room closes at 4.00pm). Co-curricular/free time/recreation

5.25pm - 6.00pm

Dinner – all boarders must attend. (Dinner for Year 7 - 10 Boarders - 5.30pm, Year 11 - 12 Boarders - 6.00pm) Roll call, Messages, Prayer

6.30pm - 8.00pm

First Study – all boarders

8.00pm - 8.30pm

Supper in dining room. Free time/recreation

8.30pm - 9.30pm

House activities – Wednesdays only

9.00pm - 10.30pm

Years 7 to 9 – 9.00pm own rooms* / 9.30pm lights out

Years 10 to 12 – second study (excludes Wednesdays)*

Years 10 to 12 – 10.00pm own Rooms / 10.30pm Lights Out. Later study permitted for Year 12s only

*On Friday and Saturday, bedtime is extended to lights out by 10:30pm for Years 7 to 9 and 11:00pm for Years 10 to 12. 

Weekends & Leave

On weekends and during free time, our boarding students can apply for leave to explore the local area, attend events and sporting matches, visit with family and friends and stay overnight with approved hosts amongst other activities. A boarder’s personal time is designed to reflect what he may experience at home, while having access to all the Adelaide region has to offer.  

All practices, initiatives and facilities at our Boarding House are carefully designed to create a welcoming and safe environment where students can feel a strong sense of home and belonging. 

For greater insight into what life looks like for a Rostrevor boarding student, we invite you to book a Boarding tour.Â