landmark South Terrace bluestone mansion, using funding from the Federal Government's stimulus package for new school buildings. While the building was not heritage listed, it is one of the last remaining mansions on South Terrace and was recommended in 1992 for conservation under Adelaide's Townscape List. The school went ahead with their plans of demolition, despite a letter written by the Adelaide City Council to the school arguing against the proposal. David Beaumont of the National Heritage Trust said that Pulteney Grammar was "A school which should be setting an example in fact demolishing history instead of teaching it" and in an interview, one parent stated "...It’s [Pulteney Grammar] a values based school but it’s only values that suit them at the school". See also List of schools in South Australia Further reading W. R. Ray, Pulteney Grammar School 1847-1972 : a record (1973). W.R. Ray and K. Brunton, F.H. Greet & J.R. Moore, Pulteney Grammar School 1847-1997 : a record. Revised and brought up to date (1997). Lingard Goulding, Under the kurrajong trees : Pulteney Grammar School from 1847 until 2020 (2020) References External links Pulteney Grammar School website Anglican primary schools in Adelaide Anglican secondary schools in Adelaide Educational institutions established in 1847 Junior School Heads Association of Australia Member Schools 1847 establishments in Australia South Terrace, Adelaide