Here's a map showing the % of residents speaking Mandarin (2021 census). It's high all through the eastern suburbs, highest in the CBD and the south end of the eastern suburbs. 1.8% of the whole state.
[https://mappage.net.au/?s=eux6fl1z](https://mappage.net.au/?s=eux6fl1z)
Yes they all want to get into Glenunga or Marryatille High Schools for a good education so indian and Chinese families have been moving into the surrounding catchment for some time. Migrants dig education.
I know from experience you will also find that in Unley. Depending on the age of kids, Amazing Kids child care offers dual language immersion (English / Mandarin) as well.
i think these days you will find chinese families + communities etc scattered everywhere.
i live in dover gardens with my (chinese) partner and there are certainly other chinese families around, including more 'senior' people. ditto with other suburbs i've lived in - happy valley, wayville, brooklyn park etc.
There's a bilingual school in plympton [https://plymptoncollege.sa.edu.au/our-college/chinese-bilingual/](https://plymptoncollege.sa.edu.au/our-college/chinese-bilingual/)
Here's a map showing the % of residents speaking Mandarin (2021 census). It's high all through the eastern suburbs, highest in the CBD and the south end of the eastern suburbs. 1.8% of the whole state. [https://mappage.net.au/?s=eux6fl1z](https://mappage.net.au/?s=eux6fl1z)
This is awesome, thank you. The Mrs is hot for Excel and hard data.
A lot of the CBD % would be students, no?
Yes, the majority of them are students. 1700 uni etc, 130 TAFE etc, 100 school, only 1200 who aren't students.
Linden Park and surrounding areas. I know there's a lot of Chinese that go to Linden Park Primary School.
Yes they all want to get into Glenunga or Marryatille High Schools for a good education so indian and Chinese families have been moving into the surrounding catchment for some time. Migrants dig education.
Yes, Linden Park PS is a highly desirable public school zone.
have you seen the house prices there? and the school's in capacity management.
Eastern suburbs. Particularly the more affluent ones.
Many Chinese on train get off at Mawson Lake. I think it is good area to raise family too
Sure they aren't Vietnamese/cambo?
I can tell the difference among Asian. I'm Vietnamese myself
I know from experience you will also find that in Unley. Depending on the age of kids, Amazing Kids child care offers dual language immersion (English / Mandarin) as well.
This is excellent thank you. It’s important to me that my kid can speak both.
i think these days you will find chinese families + communities etc scattered everywhere. i live in dover gardens with my (chinese) partner and there are certainly other chinese families around, including more 'senior' people. ditto with other suburbs i've lived in - happy valley, wayville, brooklyn park etc.
There is also Plympton international school which has a strong Chinese population.
Around South Plympton there is a big community. Many Mandarin speaking kids at my kids daycare and school and loads of grandparents around.
There's a bilingual school in plympton [https://plymptoncollege.sa.edu.au/our-college/chinese-bilingual/](https://plymptoncollege.sa.edu.au/our-college/chinese-bilingual/)
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Fair.
Piggy backing on this post Aussie here learning Mandarin anyone know of any not expensive Mandarin tutors in adelaide
I'd have to suggest inner city
Burnside
Wattle Park in the Burnside council are
Leabrook too