Schools in New South Wales

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GovernmentPrimaryCo-ed

Manly Village Public School

Manly, NSW

ICSEA 1193ICSEA measures the socio-educational background of a school’s community. The national average is 1,000. A higher score indicates a more advantaged community — it is not a measure of teaching quality.1,299 students

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IndependentIndependent schools are non-government schools that operate outside the government system and the Catholic systemic network. They include schools with a wide range of educational philosophies and religious or non-religious affiliations.CombinedBoysAnglicanIBBoarding

Knox Grammar School

Wahroonga, NSW

ICSEA 1138ICSEA measures the socio-educational background of a school’s community. The national average is 1,000. A higher score indicates a more advantaged community — it is not a measure of teaching quality.598 students

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IndependentIndependent schools are non-government schools that operate outside the government system and the Catholic systemic network. They include schools with a wide range of educational philosophies and religious or non-religious affiliations.CombinedBoysPresbyterianBoarding

The Scots College

Bellevue Hill, NSW

ICSEA 1137ICSEA measures the socio-educational background of a school’s community. The national average is 1,000. A higher score indicates a more advantaged community — it is not a measure of teaching quality.677 students

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GovernmentSecondaryGirls

North Sydney Girls High School

North Sydney, NSW

ICSEA 1097ICSEA measures the socio-educational background of a school’s community. The national average is 1,000. A higher score indicates a more advantaged community — it is not a measure of teaching quality.767 students

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CatholicCatholic systemic schools are part of the Catholic education network, governed and funded through their local diocese. They are distinct from Independent Catholic schools which operate outside the diocesan system.SecondaryBoysCatholic

St Aloysius' College

Milsons Point, NSW

ICSEA 1070ICSEA measures the socio-educational background of a school’s community. The national average is 1,000. A higher score indicates a more advantaged community — it is not a measure of teaching quality.1,322 students

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CatholicCatholic systemic schools are part of the Catholic education network, governed and funded through their local diocese. They are distinct from Independent Catholic schools which operate outside the diocesan system.CombinedGirlsCatholic

Loreto Kirribilli

Kirribilli, NSW

ICSEA 1063ICSEA measures the socio-educational background of a school’s community. The national average is 1,000. A higher score indicates a more advantaged community — it is not a measure of teaching quality.1,012 students

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