as a number of interactive classrooms which teachers can book and arrange in the layout they want for their class. In 2022, the Mary Glowrey Centre was opened. The building is three stories tall. On the ground floor it features a science hub, auditorium and gymnasium. The second floor is dedicated to music classrooms, and tuition rooms. The third floor has four classrooms which hold the year six classes. The tennis courts were also resurfaced during the construction. Headmasters T Perrott SJ (1951–53) T Barden SJ (1954–61) J McArearvey SJ (1962–64) F Wallace SJ (1965–72) P Hosking SJ (1973–77) G O'Kelly SJ (1978–81) N Olsen SJ (1982–86) M Ryan SJ (1987–94) G O'Kelly SJ (1994-06) R Davoren SJ (2007–13) P Coffey (2018-22) B Watkins (2022-24) (Interim Headmistress) Sport and houses Students of the College are separated into four houses under a College house system. House members are involved in various musical, pastoral, performing and sporting events alongside participants of their own house and opposing teams. The four houses are named after their patron Jesuit saints: Campion House - St Edmund Campion SJ. Motto: "The Expense is Reckoned." House colour: Green. Kostka House - St Stanislaus Kostka SJ. Motto: "Walk in Strength." House colour: Yellow. Regis House - St John Francis Regis SJ. Motto: "He Guides My Ways." House colour: Blue. Xavier House - St Francis Xavier SJ. Motto: "And Not to Count the Cost." House colour: Red. As well as this, the school has a proud inter-collegiate relationship with Mercedes College, a fellow Catholic school in Adelaide's South. Every year a sporting competition takes place in the winter season with the school that gets the majority of 21 shields taking out the competition. Redemption was complete in 2019 when the boys First XVIII Football team won their respected shield for the first time in six years. In popular culture Most scenes in the movie 2:37 (2006) were filmed on location at the College and various scenes in the movie Broken Hill (2009) were also filmed at the College. Notable alumni Daniel BeltrameAdelaide United goalkeeper Damon Gameauactor, Balibo, Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities, 2040, and "That Sugar Film" Chris Kennyjournalist, author, political adviser Jeanette Kieboom represented Australia at both the 1978 and 1986 Commonwealth Games Gregory O'Kelly SJBishop of Port Pirie Christopher Pyneformer Member for Sturt and Liberal Party minister Hugh Sheridanactor Tom WarhurstAustralian rules footballer for Norwood and the