The design of the school's learning and physical environments is based on pivotal beliefs about student-focused teaching and learning, lifelong learning, the relevance of science and mathematics to the world's future, the interconnectedness of knowledge, and the importance of human communication in all its forms.

The ASMS is a great place to hold conferences, shows and workshops. If this is something you’d like to do please contact our functions co-ordinator on asms@flinders.edu.au to discuss this further.

Learning Commons

The learning commons are flexible learning spaces which can accommodate groups of students. Workstations, data projectors and speaker systems in learning commons means that students can access a lecture, discuss ideas as a class or work in small groups depending on the task at hand.

Studios

Studios are specialized learning areas. Science, control technology, human movement, and audio visual studios have been equipped with the latest learning tools. 

Video Conference Room

A multiscreen videoconference facility allows face to face contact with students and academics from all over the globe.

Joint Use

Earth Science labs, located in the Earth sciences wing of Flinders University are three laboratories used by ASMS students. Here students have access to Flinders University’s resources.

Sturt Library

ASMS have access to a section of Flinders University’s Library facilities

DeCafe

A cafeteria is provided for ASMS students by Flinders University

Gym

Students can practice team sports and take part in social competitions in the Sturt Gym

Oval

An expansive lawned area next to the ASMS is available for organized games and other recreational activities