The stone building at the Milang Campus is one of the oldest school buildings in South Australia. It is

considered to be the oldest purpose-built school room still being used for teaching purposes in this State. Built by Mr Rowland Nutt in 1864, and opened in March 1865.

Milang Campus is on the corner of Rivers Street and Coxe Street in the historical town of Milang on the foreshore of Lake Alexandrina. Catering for the educational needs of students from Reception to Year 6. With a student enrolment on the average of 55, Milang offers a safe and supportive learning environment with a country community feel.