Norwood Morialta High School
The Norwood Morialta High School (commonly referred to as Norwood or '"Morialta'") is a dual-campus, co-educational, public High School. The school’s two campuses are both located in the Eastern suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia. The school is frequently abbreviated as either TNMHS or NMHS.
Founded in 1910 as Norwood Boys School on Osmond Terrace Norwood, it is currently one of the oldest secondary schools in South Australia through Norwood High School celebrated its centenary in 2010. TNMHS has approximately 1400 students enrolled from Years 8 to 13, including 155 international students.
The school has a campus in Rostrevor (Years 8 to 10) known as the Middle Campus, and another campus in Magill (Years 11 to 13) known as the Senior Campus. Buses provided by Torrens Transit can be used to reach the two campuses. The Middle Campus can be reached from the city and Paradise Interchange via bus routes H31, H30, and H20, while the Senior Campus can be reached from the city via bus routes 122, 123, 580 and 125 (old buses).
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