15% of residents were born in Vietnam and 22% of residents preferred to speak Vietnamese language at home. more than half of the population is from a non-Anglophone background, with 59% preferring to speak a language other than English at home. Government Ferryden Park is located within the federal seat of Adelaide. It is a distinctly pro-Australian Labor Party suburb, with the Ferryden Park Primary School booth recording the second highest two-party-preferred (TPP) vote in the state for the ALP at the 1998, 2001 and 2004 federal elections, garnering more than 75% on each occasion. At the 2011 and 2014 elections, after the Ferryden Park polling place had closed, the polling booth in the neighbouring suburb of Woodville Gardens on its west recorded the second highest TPP votes for the ALP. Ferryden Park has been in the state government electorate of Croydon, in part since 2015 and in its entirety since 2018. Previously it was in the Electoral district of Enfield. Ferryden Park is governed locally by the City of Port Adelaide Enfield being located in that council's Parks ward. Before 1996, Ferryden Park was in the south west of the City of Enfield council area. Facilities There is a small shopping complex along Ridley Grove, including the Ferryden Park post office. The Parks Community Centre in adjoining Angle Park provides a library, health centre, gym and fitness centre, swimming complex, council office, and other community services. Schools The Ferryden Park Primary School closed in a merger with other nearby schools in 2010 to form Woodville Gardens School. It was established in the 1953 with around 300–400 students, with enrolment peaking in that decade at over 600. From 2011 the suburb has been served by the newly formed Woodville Gardens B-7 School for primary school aged children. The Parks High School, located adjacent to the Parks Community Centre, was closed in 1996 due to declining enrolments. It was the local zoned high school prior to its closure. From 1996 to 2006, the local zoned high school was Croydon High School, in Croydon. Towards the end of this period a significant number of the families in the area choose to send their children to other schools, such as Woodville High School or schools in the city centre. As a result, Croydon High was forced to close in 2006. Transport Liberty Grove is served by the 251 and 252 bus services, while