Top Ranking ACT Canberra Secondary School For The Year Of 2019 (Government and Public)

Top ranking ACT Canberra Secondary Schools (Government and Public) for the year 2019. 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 so be clear that the particular school is James Ruse Agricultural High School for the year 2019.

Ranking	School Name	State	School Sector	Location	Total Enrolment	Percentage
1	Lyneham High School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	1104	82.97%
2	Telopea Park School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	1427	82.66%
3	Alfred Deakin High School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	866	81.91%
4	Campbell High School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	747	79.27%
5	Mount Stromlo High School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	720	78.30%
6	Amaroo School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	1853	78.26%
7	Harrison School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	1768	77.53%
8	Belconnen High School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	472	76.97%
9	Melrose High School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	807	75.52%
10	University of Canberra High School Kaleen	ACT	Government	Major Cities	384	75.30%
11	Melba Copland Secondary School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	659	74.91%
12	Gold Creek School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	1158	74.68%
13	Lanyon High School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	365	74.00%
14	Namadgi School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	637	73.10%
15	Kingsford Smith School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	888	72.68%
16	Calwell High School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	395	72.06%
17	Wanniassa School	ACT	Government	Major Cities	451	71.44%

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