opened by Senator the Hon. David Fawcett MP on behalf of Education Minister Senator the Hon. Simon Birmingham MP. The Creative Arts Centre features three classrooms and seven instrumental practice rooms on the Ground Floor with a Music performance space, recording studios, Drama performance space and theory classroom on the First Floor. During 2019, two of the original classrooms were demolished, to make way for a new science and learning support facility for the Primary School. The new, purpose-built facility, was opened in 2020. In 2021, a new 2-Storey facility was opened in the High School, adjoining the Creative Arts Centre. This new building included new facilities for the ‘Canopy’ learning support program, as well as new High School classrooms. Departments Today, Cedar College is divided into three departments – Primary School (R-6), Middle School (7–9) and Senior School (10–12). The three separate departments enable the school to ensure that students develop academically and socially at an appropriate level, and provides families with a complete educational institution from Reception through to Year 12. With now over 800 students, Cedar College is continuing to expand its facilities and curriculum, within a strong community environment. Alumni and Old Scholars Association In 2012, Cedar College launched its official Alumni and Old Scholars Association "Branching Out", to celebrate 5 years of graduates from the school. Graduates and previous scholars of Cedar College may submit their current contact details and download the Alumni Newsletter via the school Website. Service area Situated 8 kilometres from the Adelaide CBD, amongst the growing suburbs of Lightsview and Northgate, Cedar College is in a suitable location for students in the North-Eastern suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia. References External links Official website Educational institutions established in 1997 High schools in South Australia Nondenominational Christian schools in Adelaide Private primary schools in Adelaide 1997 establishments in Australia