2026 Manly Vale Public School Catchment Update

Again another significant changes to the catchment of Manly Vale Public School in 2026.

The green striped area is being transferred from Manly Vale Public School to Harbord Public School in 2026. This area is mainly consist of single dwellings but also contain some media density dwellings as well, given the size of area being transferred, the impact on the enrolment number for 2026 will be fairly significant.

The red striped area is being transferred from Manly Vale Public School to Brookvale Public School in 2026. This area is mostly consist of single dwellings with a few medium size ones, so the impact is less significant compare to the transfer in the above paragraph.

The black border is the 2026 catchment boundary and the red is the 2025 boundary.

2026 Manly Vale Public School Catchment Map Update

most common name used by the NSW Department of Education is “catchment” which refers to those students who reside in a particular area and are guaranteed a position in specific schools. When discussed from the perspective of a particular school is often referred to as one of the following terms.

  • School Zone
  • School intake area
  • School catchment

As usual contact the school in question or the Department of Education for the final confirmation and you can also access the full NSW and Sydney Primary School Catchment Map by following this link.

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2026 Manly Village and Manly West Public School Catchment Update

Large changes to the primary school catchment is happening to the Northern beaches area in 2026. This is first of many that I will do to cover all the changes in as much detail as possible.

Major school upgrade work has been completed at Manly Village Public School which is likely what triggered the change in the catchment for 2026.

The change is very significant, while mostly low density houses, it is also dotted with medium to high density dwellings. I am expecting fairly significant increase in enrolment number for Manly Village Public School in 2026. The new border roughly run through Francis and Crescent Street, please note either side of these streets still belong to Manly West Public School.

The green striped area is what will be transferred from Manly West to Manly Village Public School in 2026. The black border is the 2026 catchment boundary and the red is the 2025 boundary.

2026 Manly Village and Manly West Public School Catchment Update

The most common name used by the NSW Department of Education is “catchment” which refers to those students who reside in a particular area and are guaranteed a position in specific schools. When discussed from the perspective of a particular school is often referred to as one of the following terms.

  • School Zone
  • School intake area
  • School catchment

As usual contact the school in question or the Department of Education for the final confirmation and you can also access the full NSW and Sydney Primary School Catchment Map by following this link.

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Top Ranking Northern Territory Darwin Secondary School For The Year Of 2024 (Non-government/Private)

Top ranking Northern Territory Darwin Secondary Schools (Non-government and Private) for the year 2024. The result is a combination of both year 7 and 9 numbers from NAPLAN. One thing to note is some schools listed have very low enrolment numbers so the result is possibly not a reliable reflection of the entire school’s performance and historically can have big fluctuations as well. This is why I also included the enrolment number here, some schools got big enrolment numbers as well due to they are classified as combined with both primary and secondary components counted together. One more thing to note is that the percentage is based on the number one primary school regardless of school sector Australia-wide. Just to be clear that the particular school is James Ruse Agricultural High School for the year 2024.

Private, independent are alternative names for non-government schools, catholic schools is also included in this category as well. Government school is also referred as public or state schools depend on which state it is located.

RankingSchool NameStateSchool SectorLocationPercentage
1The Essington SchoolNTIndependentOuter Regional80.32%
2Haileybury Rendall SchoolNTIndependentOuter Regional77.99%
3O'Loughlin Catholic CollegeNTCatholicOuter Regional74.05%
4Nhulunbuy Christian CollegeNTIndependentVery Remote73.86%
5Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Catholic CollegeNTCatholicRemote73.07%
6Good Shepherd Lutheran CollegeNTIndependentOuter Regional71.75%
7MacKillop Catholic CollegeNTCatholicOuter Regional71.42%
8Sattler Christian CollegeNTIndependentOuter Regional71.32%
9Marrara Christian CollegeNTIndependentOuter Regional67.38%
10Xavier Catholic CollegeNTCatholicRemote45.60%
11Ltyentye Apurte Catholic SchoolNTCatholicRemoteN/A
12Yirara CollegeNTIndependentRemoteN/A
13Alice Springs Steiner SchoolNTIndependentRemoteN/A
14Yipirinya SchoolNTIndependentRemoteN/A
15Milkwood Steiner SchoolNTIndependentOuter RegionalN/A

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Top Ranking Northern Territory Darwin Secondary School For The Year Of 2024 (Government/Public)

Top ranking Northern Territory Darwin Secondary Schools (Government and Public) for the year 2024. The result is a combination of both year 7 and 9 numbers from NAPLAN. One thing to note is some schools listed have very low enrolment numbers so the result is possibly not a reliable reflection of the entire school’s performance and historically can have big fluctuations as well. This is why I also included the enrolment number here, some schools got big enrolment numbers as well due to they are classified as combined with both primary and secondary components counted together. One more thing to note is that the percentage is based on the number one primary school regardless of school sector Australia-wide. Just to be clear that the particular school is James Ruse Agricultural High School for the year 2024.

Private, independent are alternative names for non-government schools, catholic schools is also included in this category as well. Government school is also referred as public or state schools depend on which state it is located.

RankingSchool NameStateSchool SectorLocationPercentage
1Darwin Middle SchoolNTGovernmentOuter Regional77.35%
2Dripstone Middle SchoolNTGovernmentOuter Regional74.30%
3Nightcliff Middle SchoolNTGovernmentOuter Regional73.28%
4Nhulunbuy High SchoolNTGovernmentVery Remote70.68%
5Taminmin CollegeNTGovernmentOuter Regional68.16%
6Sanderson Middle SchoolNTGovernmentOuter Regional67.68%
7Centralian Middle SchoolNTGovernmentRemote64.08%
8Tennant Creek High SchoolNTGovernmentVery Remote56.32%
9Ngukurr SchoolNTGovernmentVery Remote46.77%
10Gapuwiyak SchoolNTGovernmentVery Remote43.50%
11Maningrida CollegeNTGovernmentVery Remote43.35%
12Arlparra SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
13Alyangula Area SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
14Borroloola SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
15Milingimbi SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
16Laynhapuy Homelands SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
17Minyerri SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
18Nganmarriyanga SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
19Wugularr SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A

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Top Ranking Northern Territory Darwin Secondary School For The Year Of 2024 (Government and Non-Government)

Top ranking Northern Territory Darwin Secondary Schools (Government and Non-government) for the year 2024. The result is a combination of both year 7 and 9 numbers from NAPLAN. One thing to note is some schools listed have very low enrolment numbers so the result is possibly not a reliable reflection of the entire school’s performance and historically can have big fluctuations as well. This is why I also included the enrolment number here, some schools got big enrolment numbers as well due to they are classified as combined with both primary and secondary components counted together. One more thing to note is that the percentage is based on the number one primary school regardless of school sector Australia-wide. Just to be clear that the particular school is James Ruse Agricultural High School for the year 2024.

Private, independent are alternative names for non-government schools, catholic schools is also included in this category as well. Government school is also referred as public or state schools depend on which state it is located.

RankingSchool NameStateSchool SectorLocationPercentage
1The Essington SchoolNTIndependentOuter Regional80.32%
2Haileybury Rendall SchoolNTIndependentOuter Regional77.99%
3Darwin Middle SchoolNTGovernmentOuter Regional77.35%
4Dripstone Middle SchoolNTGovernmentOuter Regional74.30%
5O'Loughlin Catholic CollegeNTCatholicOuter Regional74.05%
6Nhulunbuy Christian CollegeNTIndependentVery Remote73.86%
7Nightcliff Middle SchoolNTGovernmentOuter Regional73.28%
8Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Catholic CollegeNTCatholicRemote73.07%
9Good Shepherd Lutheran CollegeNTIndependentOuter Regional71.75%
10MacKillop Catholic CollegeNTCatholicOuter Regional71.42%
11Sattler Christian CollegeNTIndependentOuter Regional71.32%
12Nhulunbuy High SchoolNTGovernmentVery Remote70.68%
13Taminmin CollegeNTGovernmentOuter Regional68.16%
14Sanderson Middle SchoolNTGovernmentOuter Regional67.68%
15Marrara Christian CollegeNTIndependentOuter Regional67.38%
16Centralian Middle SchoolNTGovernmentRemote64.08%
17Tennant Creek High SchoolNTGovernmentVery Remote56.32%
18Ngukurr SchoolNTGovernmentVery Remote46.77%
19Xavier Catholic CollegeNTCatholicRemote45.60%
20Gapuwiyak SchoolNTGovernmentVery Remote43.50%
21Maningrida CollegeNTGovernmentVery Remote43.35%
22Arlparra SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
23Alyangula Area SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
24Borroloola SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
25Milingimbi SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
26Laynhapuy Homelands SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
27Minyerri SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
28Nganmarriyanga SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
29Wugularr SchoolNTGovernmentVery RemoteN/A
30Ltyentye Apurte Catholic SchoolNTCatholicRemoteN/A
31Yirara CollegeNTIndependentRemoteN/A
32Alice Springs Steiner SchoolNTIndependentRemoteN/A
33Yipirinya SchoolNTIndependentRemoteN/A
34Milkwood Steiner SchoolNTIndependentOuter RegionalN/A

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Top Ranking ACT Canberra Secondary School For The Year Of 2024 (Non-government/Private)

Top ranking ACT Canberra Secondary Schools (Non-government and Private) for the year 2024. The result is a combination of both year 7 and 9 numbers from NAPLAN. One thing to note is some schools listed have very low enrolment numbers so the result is possibly not a reliable reflection of the entire school’s performance and historically can have big fluctuations as well. This is why I also included the enrolment number here, some schools got big enrolment numbers as well due to they are classified as combined with both primary and secondary components counted together. One more thing to note is that the percentage is based on the number one primary school regardless of school sector Australia-wide. Just to be clear that the particular school is James Ruse Agricultural High School for the year 2024.

Private, independent are alternative names for non-government schools, catholic schools is also included in this category as well. Government school is also referred as public or state schools depend on which state it is located.

RankingSchool NameStateSchool SectorLocationPercentage
1Radford CollegeACTIndependentMajor Cities82.33%
2Canberra Grammar SchoolACTIndependentMajor Cities81.34%
3Brindabella Christian CollegeACTIndependentMajor Cities80.88%
4Islamic School of CanberraACTIndependentMajor Cities78.33%
5Marist College CanberraACTIndependentMajor Cities77.94%
6St Clare's CollegeACTCatholicMajor Cities76.30%
7Blue Gum Community SchoolACTIndependentMajor Cities76.01%
8St Mary MacKillop CollegeACTCatholicMajor Cities75.99%
9St John Paul II CollegeACTCatholicMajor Cities75.97%
10St Francis Xavier CollegeACTCatholicMajor Cities75.81%
11St Edmund's College CanberraACTIndependentMajor Cities73.29%

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Top Ranking ACT Canberra Secondary School For The Year Of 2024 (Government and Public)

Top ranking ACT Canberra Secondary Schools (Government and Public) for the year 2024. The result is a combination of both year 7 and 9 numbers from NAPLAN. One thing to note is some schools listed have very low enrolment numbers so the result is possibly not a reliable reflection of the entire school’s performance and historically can have big fluctuations as well. This is why I also included the enrolment number here, some schools got big enrolment numbers as well due to they are classified as combined with both primary and secondary components counted together. One more thing to note is that the percentage is based on the number one primary school regardless of school sector Australia-wide. Just to be clear that the particular school is James Ruse Agricultural High School for the year 2024.

Private, independent are alternative names for non-government schools, catholic schools is also included in this category as well. Government school is also referred as public or state schools depend on which state it is located.

RankingSchool NameStateSchool SectorLocationPercentage
1Lyneham High SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities79.38%
2Alfred Deakin High SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities78.28%
3Amaroo SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities74.97%
4Belconnen High SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities73.93%
5Evelyn Scott SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities73.81%
6University of Canberra High School KaleenACTGovernmentMajor Cities73.13%
7Harrison SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities72.54%
8Gold Creek SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities72.49%
9Melba Copland Secondary SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities72.47%
10Kingsford Smith SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities70.21%
11Wanniassa SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities69.33%
12Lanyon High SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities69.18%

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Top Ranking ACT Canberra Secondary School For The Year Of 2024 (Government and Non-Government)

Top ranking ACT Canberra Secondary Schools (Government and Non-government) for the year 2024. The result is a combination of both year 7 and 9 numbers from NAPLAN. One thing to note is some schools listed have very low enrolment numbers so the result is possibly not a reliable reflection of the entire school’s performance and historically can have big fluctuations as well. This is why I also included the enrolment number here, some schools got big enrolment numbers as well due to they are classified as combined with both primary and secondary components counted together. One more thing to note is that the percentage is based on the number one primary school regardless of school sector Australia-wide. Just to be clear that the particular school is James Ruse Agricultural High School for the year 2024.

Private, independent are alternative names for non-government schools, catholic schools is also included in this category as well. Government school is also referred as public or state schools depend on which state it is located.

RankingSchool NameStateSchool SectorLocationPercentage
1Radford CollegeACTIndependentMajor Cities82.33%
2Canberra Grammar SchoolACTIndependentMajor Cities81.34%
3Brindabella Christian CollegeACTIndependentMajor Cities80.88%
4Lyneham High SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities79.38%
5Islamic School of CanberraACTIndependentMajor Cities78.33%
6Alfred Deakin High SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities78.28%
7Marist College CanberraACTIndependentMajor Cities77.94%
8St Clare's CollegeACTCatholicMajor Cities76.30%
9Blue Gum Community SchoolACTIndependentMajor Cities76.01%
10St Mary MacKillop CollegeACTCatholicMajor Cities75.99%
11St John Paul II CollegeACTCatholicMajor Cities75.97%
12St Francis Xavier CollegeACTCatholicMajor Cities75.81%
13Amaroo SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities74.97%
14Belconnen High SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities73.93%
15Evelyn Scott SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities73.81%
16St Edmund's College CanberraACTIndependentMajor Cities73.29%
17University of Canberra High School KaleenACTGovernmentMajor Cities73.13%
18Harrison SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities72.54%
19Gold Creek SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities72.49%
20Melba Copland Secondary SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities72.47%
21Kingsford Smith SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities70.21%
22Wanniassa SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities69.33%
23Lanyon High SchoolACTGovernmentMajor Cities69.18%

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Top Ranking Tasmanian Hobart Secondary School For The Year Of 2024 (Non-government and Private)

Top ranking Tasmanian Hobart Secondary Schools (Non-government and Private) for the year 2024. The result is a combination of both year 7 and 9 numbers from NAPLAN. One thing to note is some schools listed have very low enrolment numbers so the result is possibly not a reliable reflection of the entire school’s performance and historically can have big fluctuations as well. This is why I also included the enrolment number here, some schools got big enrolment numbers as well due to they are classified as combined with both primary and secondary components counted together. One more thing to note is that the percentage is based on the number one primary school regardless of school sector Australia-wide. Just to be clear that the particular school is James Ruse Agricultural High School for the year 2024.

Private, independent are alternative names for non-government schools, catholic schools is also included in this category as well. Government school is also referred as public or state schools depend on which state it is located.

RankingSchool NameStateSchool SectorLocationPercentage
1Fahan SchoolTASIndependentInner Regional82.36%
2Calvin Christian SchoolTASIndependentInner Regional80.05%
3St Michael's Collegiate SchoolTASIndependentInner Regional79.72%
4Launceston Church Grammar SchoolTASIndependentInner Regional78.97%
5Scotch Oakburn CollegeTASIndependentInner Regional78.93%
6John Calvin SchoolTASIndependentInner Regional78.15%
7Launceston Christian SchoolTASIndependentInner Regional77.94%
8Southern Christian CollegeTASIndependentInner Regional77.92%
9Geneva Christian CollegeTASIndependentOuter Regional77.10%
10North West Christian SchoolTASIndependentOuter Regional76.89%
11St Mary's CollegeTASCatholicInner Regional76.56%
12Dominic CollegeTASCatholicInner Regional75.29%
13St Aloysius Catholic CollegeTASCatholicInner Regional74.37%
14Sacred Heart CollegeTASCatholicInner Regional74.20%
15Australian Christian College - HobartTASIndependentInner Regional73.15%
16St Virgil's CollegeTASCatholicInner Regional71.83%
17Emmanuel Christian SchoolTASIndependentInner Regional70.55%
18Eastside Lutheran CollegeTASIndependentInner Regional70.54%
19St James Catholic CollegeTASCatholicOuter Regional70.28%
20Hilliard Christian SchoolTASIndependentInner Regional70.21%
21Australian Christian College - LauncestonTASIndependentInner Regional70.19%
22Devonport Christian SchoolTASIndependentOuter RegionalN/A

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Top Ranking Tasmanian Hobart Secondary School For The Year Of 2024 (Government and Public)

Top ranking Tasmanian Hobart Secondary Schools (Government and Public) for the year 2024. The result is a combination of both year 7 and 9 numbers from NAPLAN. One thing to note is some schools listed have very low enrolment numbers so the result is possibly not a reliable reflection of the entire school’s performance and historically can have big fluctuations as well. This is why I also included the enrolment number here, some schools got big enrolment numbers as well due to they are classified as combined with both primary and secondary components counted together. One more thing to note is that the percentage is based on the number one primary school regardless of school sector Australia-wide. Just to be clear that the particular school is James Ruse Agricultural High School for the year 2024.

Private, independent are alternative names for non-government schools, catholic schools is also included in this category as well. Government school is also referred as public or state schools depend on which state it is located.

RankingSchool NameStateSchool SectorLocationPercentage
1Riverside High SchoolTASGovernmentInner Regional75.16%
2Penguin District SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional74.27%
3Latrobe High SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional73.48%
4Burnie High SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional73.10%
5Kings Meadows High SchoolTASGovernmentInner Regional72.96%
6Kingston High SchoolTASGovernmentInner Regional72.88%
7Woodbridge SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional72.72%
8St Helens District High SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional72.62%
9Wynyard High SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional72.58%
10Prospect High SchoolTASGovernmentInner Regional72.42%
11Reece High SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional72.36%
12Brooks High SchoolTASGovernmentInner Regional72.35%
13Rose Bay High SchoolTASGovernmentInner Regional72.17%
14Hobart City High SchoolTASGovernmentInner Regional72.02%
15Devonport High SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional71.98%
16St Marys District SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional71.19%
17Queechy High SchoolTASGovernmentInner Regional71.11%
18Deloraine High SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional71.03%
19Dover District SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional70.73%
20Exeter High SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional70.70%
21Mountain Heights SchoolTASGovernmentRemote70.70%
22Triabunna District SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional70.42%
23King Island District High SchoolTASGovernmentVery Remote69.74%
24Sheffield SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional69.49%
25Ulverstone Secondary CollegeTASGovernmentOuter Regional68.70%
26Parklands High SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional68.48%
27Glenora District SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional67.18%
28Bayview Secondary CollegeTASGovernmentInner Regional66.82%
29Smithton High SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional66.70%
30Sorell SchoolTASGovernmentInner Regional65.98%
31Yolla District SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional63.95%
32Port Dalrymple SchoolTASGovernmentOuter Regional63.70%
33New Norfolk High SchoolTASGovernmentInner Regional63.13%
34JRLF - Senior SchoolTASGovernmentInner Regional57.71%
35Launceston Big Picture SchoolTASGovernmentInner RegionalN/A

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