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NSW Primary Schools These tables are based on the results of NAPLAN tests for NSW primary and secondary schools released yesterday by the Federal Government. The first two columns name the school and its location. The third column is the rank the school achieved in the state, based on an average of its results for reading, writing, spelling, grammar and punctuation and numeracy in years 3 and 5 for primary schools, and years 7 and 9 for high schools. The fourth column is the ranking of the school by the Government's index of community socio-economic educational advantage (ICSEA). The remaining columns show where the school ranks in the state as measured by its results in each individual area; reading, writing, spelling, grammar and punctuation and numeracy as measured by its NAPLAN results in year 5, in the case of primary schools, and year 9, in the case of secondary schools. Not all schools conducted NAPLAN tests or have results. For example infant schools do not hold the tests. Not all schools gained an overall ranking because of incomplete test data. Some schools’ ICSEA data is not available. State ICSEA Reading Writing Spelling Grammar Numeracy School Suburb Ranking Rank Yr 5 Yr 5 Yr 5 Yr 5 Yr 5 Abbotsford Public School Abbotsford 173 92 80 40 67 74 84 Abbotsleigh Wahroonga 7 16 19 18 27 21 21 Aberdeen Public School Aberdeen 694 287 125 92 100 114 138 AbermainAbermain PublicPublic SchoolSchool AbermainAbermain 728 279 115 103 103 143 139 Adaminaby Public School Adaminaby 220 161 122 184 174 168 Adamstown Public School Adamstown 636 174 131 95 121 126 124 Adelong Public School Adelong 430 184 67 23 71 65 51 Adventist Primary School - Toronto Toronto 201 108 121 151 149 120 Aetaomah School Terragon 183 Afterlee Public School Kyogle 226 AGBU Alexander Primary School Duffys Forest 99 92 85 107 98 82 Al Amanah College Bankstown 597 232 137 83 67 122 119 Al Faisal College Auburn 223 208 82 55 47 74 47 Al Noori Muslim Primary School Greenacre 90 219 70 43 18 50 52 Al Sadiq College Inc Yagoona 819 227 159 110 90 150 152 Al Zahra College Arncliffe 477 193 125 55 57 131 128 Albert Park Public School East Lismore 952 277 166 165 146 192 183 Albion Park Public School Albion Park 458 217 89 80 96 96 110 Albion Park Rail Public School Albion Park 900 276 133 122 121 157 148 Albury North Public School Albury 712 273 102 103 106 131 134 Albury Public School Albury 421 151 90 76 79 87 110 Albury West Public School Albury 714 330 129 106 108 120 114 Aldavilla Public School Aldavilla 848 272 143 121 142 167 161 Alexandria Park Community School Alexandria 655 261 66 53 23 79 26 Alfords Point Public School Alfords Point 244 92 64 55 71 78 84 All Hallows Primary School Five Dock 42 108 54 39 55 62 84 All Hallows School Gulgong 724 229 96 102 114 128 131 All Saints' Catholic Primary School (Liverpool) Liverpool 435 222 105 55 62 98 103 All Saints College Bathurst 206 161 64 76 56 77 78 All Saints Greek Orthodox Grammar School Belmore 249 176 83 50 78 69 86 All Saints Primary School Tumbarumba 744 202 95 52 75 130 121 Allambie Heights Public School Allambie Heights 347 127 98 64 86 104 110 Alma Public School Broken Hill 957 306 167 146 146 186 179 Alstonville Public School Alstonville 445 149 77 59 87 81 100 Ambarvale Public School Ambarvale 928 310 153 126 121 160 158 Ando Public School Ando 294 Anna Bay Public School Anna Bay 786 219 118 106 122 148 133 Annandale North Public School Annandale 46 35 25 37 44 53 46 Annandale Public School Annandale 354 53 67 80 95 77 95 Annangrove Public School Annangrove 376 187 56 76 73 76 76 Appin Public School Appin 543 192 127 94 95 136 124 Arcadia Public School Arcadia 351 86 80 74 76 110 101 Arcadia Vale Public School Arcadia Vale 538 233 86 59 61 70 96 Arden Anglican School Beecroft 57 30 52 24 44 40 31 Ardlethan Central School Ardlethan 228 Argenton Public School Argenton 676 335 157 89 121 146 167 Ariah Park Central School Ariah Park 366 153 62 76 81 71 72 Arkana College Kingsgrove 144 182 70 79 48 65 93 Armidale City Public School Armidale 537 187 114 115 128 132 103 Arncliffe Public School Arncliffe 480 194 106 87 77 119 110 Arncliffe West Infants School Arncliffe 193 Arndell College Oakville 504 169 91 77 101 109 119 Artarmon Public School Artarmon 3 13 18 7 4 21 3 Ascham School Ltd Edgecliff 17 51 20 22 29 16 53 Ashbury Public School Ashbury 354 150 73 60 80 88 78 Ashcroft Public School Ashcroft 914 308 155 124 95 158 145 Ashfield Public School Ashfield 655 115 124 120 110 137 102 Ashford Central School Ashford 948 293 177 139 176 181 164 Ashmont Public School Wagga Wagga 936 385 172 170 157 196 182 Ashtonfield Public School Ashtonfield 605 163 111 94 101 130 124 Asquith Public School Asquith 394 101 113 62 84 108 108 Athelstane Public School Arncliffe 887 287 174 104 118 191 161 Attunga Public School Attunga 268 194 148 169 194 139 Auburn North Public School Auburn 773 319 156 100 109 168 141 Auburn Public School Auburn 894 358 163 109 120 165 151 Auburn West Public School Auburn 916 357 173 106 134 188 172 Austinmer Public School Austinmer 238 31 69 52 77 83 94 Austral Public School Austral 756 223 136 112 131 151 151 Australia Street Infants School Newtown 52 Australian Christian College Riverstone 172 223 74 71 53 73 87 Australian Islamic College of Sydney Mount Druitt 277 244 100 56 44 84 93 Avalon Public School Avalon Beach 174 94 50 59 73 58 68 Avoca Beach Public School Avoca Beach 299 128 50 58 73 69 85 Avoca Public School Avoca 118 Avondale School Cooranbong 299 160 72 55 73 77 94 Awaba Public School Awaba 229 Badgerys Creek Public School Badgerys Creek 973 349 149 115 158 168 159 Balarang Public School Oak Flats 440 227 94 76 94 109 98 Bald Blair Public School Guyra 247 Bald Face Public School Blakehurst 169 100 62 48 36 62 60 Balgowlah Heights Public School Balgowlah 125 27 38 48 54 48 68 Balgowlah North Public School Balgowlah North 137 80 47 39 74 51 66 Balgownie Public School Balgownie 315 135 77 47 57 83 90 Ballimore Public School Ballimore 241 Ballina Public School Ballina 863 321 135 117 133 149 148 Balmain Public School Balmain 23 49 12 16 2 24 1 Balranald Central School Balranald 851 303 148 126 121 140 137 Bangalow Public School Bangalow 271 120 75 41 64 87 88 Bangor Public School Bangor 302 111 77 64 74 91 82 Banks Public School St Clair 755 251 139 113 101 143 150 Banksia Road Public School Greenacre 792 219 158 111 108 165 142 Banksmeadow Public School Botany 790 194 144 134 120 156 143 Bankstown Grammar School Georges Hall 246 193 84 48 65 80 89 Bankstown North Public School Bankstown 730 227 147 122 99 142 139 Bankstown Public School Bankstown 749 245 129 99 95 144 136 Bankstown South Infants School Bankstown 234 Bankstown West Public School Bankstown West 769 236 148 96 100 147 126 Banora Point Public School Banora Point 365 250 90 87 91 113 99 Baradine Central School Baradine 942 285 150 156 147 152 105 Bardwell Park Infants School Bardwell Park 168 Barellan Central School Barellan 209 228 87 53 49 70 96 Bargo Public School Bargo 625 228 109 94 104 127 126 Barham Public School Barham 448 192 134 91 101 138 140 Barker College Hornsby 74 18 37 34 25 46 36 Barkers Vale Public School Wadeville 576 178 75 93 131 104 106 Barmedman Public School Barmedman 242 Barnier Public School Quakers Hill 624 183 132 93 104 130 131 Barnsley Public School Barnsley 888 218 127 111 114 159 135 Barooga Public School Barooga 742 209 126 105 129 114 145 Barraba Central School Barraba 883 268 142 152 140 148 138 Barrack Heights Public School Barrack Heights 791 321 130 98 126 144 148 Barrenjoey Montessori School Avalon 82 Barrington Public School Barrington 396 234 100 89 128 79 110 Baryulgil Public School Baryulgil 394 Bass Hill Public School Bass Hill 702 230 141 114 116 145 128 Bateau Bay Public School Bateau Bay 674 208 118 85 103 137 146 Batemans Bay Public School Surfside 899 256 128 90 125 137 159 Bathurst Christian School Bathurst 192 Bathurst Public School Bathurst 660 225 137 117 114 148 146 Bathurst South Public School Bathurst 742 250 135 115 126 152 133 Bathurst West Public School Bathurst 852 247 121 120 140 138 155 Batlow Technology School Batlow 761 251 120 71 109 121 135 Baulkham Hills North Public School Baulkham Hills 303 103 76 66 81 80 67 Beacon Hill Public School Beacon Hill 265 123 72 44 75 70 71 Beaumont Hills Public School Beaumont Hills 370 83 90 71 82 105 98 Beaumont Road Public School Killara 11 26 42 64 44 47 41 Beauty Point Public School Mosman 72 27 19 14 22 33 37 Beckom Public School Beckom 266 Bedgerebong Public School Bedgerebong 171 Beechwood Public School Wauchope 241 196 21 88 83 46 43 Beecroft Public School Beecroft 31 4 36 19 15 32 11 Beelbangera Public School Beelbangera 582 196 103 84 74 96 113 Bega Public School Bega 630 217 98 96 121 88 102 Bega West Public School Bega 935 251 145 121 155 163 167 Belair Public School Adamstown 231 120 72 68 72 84 110 Bellambi Public School Bellambi 746 346 149 113 123 170 158 Bellata Public School Bellata 300 Bellbird Public School Bellbird 894 253 172 123 165 168 167 Bellbrook Public School Bellbrook 389 170 115 122 171 170 Bellevue Hill Public School Bellevue Hill 289 92 65 61 67 73 79 Bellfield College Rossmore 856 204 162 111 97 162 149 Bellimbopinni Public School Kempsey 240 Bellingen Public School Bellingen 701 183 117 102 120 127 127 Belltrees Public School Belltrees 183 Belmont Christian College Belmont 506 159 105 101 95 120 120 Belmont North Public School Belmont 667 235 116 123 76 108 120 Belmont Public School Belmont 739 222 118 99 135 142 154 Belmore North Public School Belmore 900 223 152 105 94 145
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