and ex-teacher, was opened in 2015 as the senior school for students in Years 10, 11 and 12. It includes classrooms, study areas, a cafe called "Wings Cafe" (based on the Immanuel logo of a dove), and a university style theatre called "The Otto Theatre". It has library access and has 4 floors. It is a modern looking building unattached from the old style of the middle school. The Margaret Ames Centre cost $14.9m AUD at the time of construction. Boarding Immanuel has a long history of boarding, commencing with its inception as an exclusively boarding school at Point Pass in 1895. In the 21st century, Immanuel has boarding facilities for both males and females. In 2019 the College has beds for 170 students, accommodation is in a main double storey building, self-contained units and eight fully equipped houses. The houses are named after the word for "Peace" in various languages – Heiwa, Pengon, Tangokorro, Frieden, Shalom, Koinonia, Sama and Rahu. Notable alumni Arts and media Alex Carapetis – musician, professional drummer Niki Vasilakis – violinist Warren H Williams (born 1963) – musician Business Martin Albrecht – former CEO Thiess Pty Ltd. Peter Lehman – winemaker Politicians Karl Hampton – former Member of NT Legislative Council. CEO Central Australia Aboriginal Media Association Condor Laucke – former President of the Australian Senate. former Lieutenant Governor or South Australia Steven Marshall – 46th Premier of South Australia Bronwyn Pike – former Victorian Minister. Chair of the Board Uniting Care Australia. Berthold Teusner – former SA House of Assembly Member; former Speaker of the SA House of Assembly. Matt Williams Sports Cameron Borgas and Jason Borgas - Cricketers Kyle Chalmers, swimmer – Olympic Gold medalist Emma Checker – soccer player Curtly Hampton, footballer Lleyton Hewitt, tennis player Sarah Klau – netballer Cody Lange-netballer Don Lindner – footballer Jordan McMahon – footballer Kieran Modra – Paralympian Cyclist, Swimmer and Athlete – multiple medal winner Tania Modra, Paralympic tandem cycling pilot and gold medallist – Kieran's sister Brad Ottens, footballer Maisie Nankivell-netballer/footballer Lauren Nourse – netballer Hannah Petty-netballer Anna Rawson - golfer Shaun Rehn, footballer Matthew Scharenberg, footballer Billy Stretch, footballer Luke Partington, footballer, 2019 Magarey Medalist Laura and Natalie von Bertouch, netballers Samuel Von Einem – Paralympian table tennis player Jenny Williams (sportsperson) – Australian sportsperson, lacrosse and football Mark and Stephen Williams, footballers See also List of schools in South Australia List of