Category: General Education

Top 100 Ranking Australian Primary School For The Year Of 2021 (government/public)

Top ranking Australian primary schools (government/public) for the year 2021. The result is a combination of both year 3 and 5 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 a big enrolment number 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.

Ranking	School Name	State	School Sector	Location	Total Enrolment	Percentage
1	Hornsby North Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	980	93.58%
2	Matthew Pearce Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1397	93.35%
3	Beverley Hills Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	641	93.05%
4	St Ives North Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	901	92.62%
5	Beecroft Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	893	92.40%
6	Artarmon Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1260	92.35%
7	Serpell Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	1138	92.35%
8	Carlingford West Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1760	91.67%
9	Balwyn Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	592	91.50%
10	Wheelers Hill Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	662	91.50%
11	Chatswood Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1216	91.48%
12	Charlestown South Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	262	91.36%
13	Murray Farm Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	943	91.29%
14	Summer Hill Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	692	91.21%
15	Epping West Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1290	90.97%
16	Beaumont Road Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	372	90.97%
17	Woollahra Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	730	90.90%
18	Glendal Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	902	90.82%
19	Oakleigh South Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	1061	90.78%
20	Oberthur Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	641	90.68%
21	North Rocks Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	868	90.59%
22	Waitara Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1055	90.48%
23	Nedlands Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	495	90.44%
24	Epping Heights Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	531	90.41%
25	Pymble Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	582	90.32%
26	Sunnybank Hills State School	QLD	Government	Major Cities	1522	90.29%
27	Killara Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	409	90.25%
28	Caladenia Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	934	90.15%
29	Roseville Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	618	90.05%
30	Eastwood Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	872	89.91%
31	Hurstville Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1168	89.73%
32	Rostrata Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	1004	89.62%
33	Oakhill Drive Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	766	89.54%
34	Indooroopilly State School	QLD	Government	Major Cities	1375	89.52%
35	Epping Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	759	89.50%
36	Neutral Bay Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	861	89.50%
37	Kent Road Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	840	89.44%
38	Doncaster Gardens Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	751	89.44%
39	Preston West Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	677	89.40%
40	Floreat Park Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	612	89.35%
41	Mont Albert Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	564	89.32%
42	Gordon East Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	308	89.28%
43	Templeton Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	734	89.28%
44	Cherrybrook Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1005	89.25%
45	Glenmore Road Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	397	89.23%
46	Warrawee Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	740	89.21%
47	Lindfield Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	801	89.15%
48	South Yarra Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	394	89.11%
49	Kew East Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	386	89.10%
50	Annangrove Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	139	89.03%
51	John Purchase Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	641	88.91%
52	Canterbury Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	616	88.84%
53	Brandon Park Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	613	88.84%
54	Earlwood Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	633	88.82%
55	Sutherland Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	328	88.79%
56	Mount Waverley Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	799	88.77%
57	Lindfield East Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	588	88.70%
58	Turramurra Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	546	88.70%
59	Kapinara Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	403	88.69%
60	Dalkeith Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	329	88.65%
61	Northbridge Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	481	88.64%
62	Gordon West Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	524	88.57%
63	Denistone East Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	767	88.53%
64	St Ives Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	530	88.53%
65	Ashgrove State School	QLD	Government	Major Cities	776	88.53%
66	Thomastown East Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	258	88.52%
67	Birralee Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	604	88.52%
68	Kellyville Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	831	88.50%
69	Normanhurst Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	405	88.45%
70	Jasper Road Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	908	88.40%
71	Epping North Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	462	88.38%
72	Churchlands Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	499	88.38%
73	Hollywood Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	341	88.33%
74	Mount View Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	1013	88.31%
75	Turramurra North Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	227	88.24%
76	Oatley West Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	569	88.17%
77	Excelsior Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	613	88.16%
78	Ormond Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	379	88.14%
79	Balmain Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	363	88.11%
80	Strathmore North Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	555	88.11%
81	Eagle Junction State School	QLD	Government	Major Cities	935	88.09%
82	Newcastle East Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	255	88.06%
83	Ironside State School	QLD	Government	Major Cities	1080	88.06%
84	Crestwood Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	737	88.02%
85	Templestowe Heights Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	438	88.02%
86	Seaforth Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	459	88.00%
87	Linden Park Primary School	SA	Government	Major Cities	962	87.97%
88	Hartwell Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	649	87.90%
89	Lane Cove Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	801	87.89%
90	Highvale Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	334	87.87%
91	Donburn Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	483	87.87%
92	Pinewood Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	872	87.85%
93	Laburnum Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	710	87.83%
94	Weeden Heights Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	152	87.83%
95	Bentleigh West Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	669	87.80%
96	Wattle Grove Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	829	87.77%
97	Wembley Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	831	87.72%
98	Westbreen Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	327	87.68%
99	Ashfield Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	481	87.66%
100	Bellevue Hill Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	533	87.66%

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Top Ranking Australian Primary School For The Year 2021

Top-ranking Australian primary schools for the year 2021. The result is a combination of both year 3 and 5 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 the school sector.

Ranking	School_Name	State	School_Sector	Geolocation	Total_Enrolments	Percentage
1	Sydney Grammar School	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	1895	100.00%
2	Abbotsleigh	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	1550	95.83%
3	St Aloysius' College	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	1277	95.79%
4	Presbyterian Ladies' College	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	1463	95.77%
5	John Colet School	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	249	94.36%
6	Haileybury College	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	4304	93.64%
7	Hornsby North Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	980	93.58%
8	Camberwell Girls Grammar School	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	761	93.53%
9	Camberwell Grammar School	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	1343	93.39%
10	Matthew Pearce Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1397	93.35%
11	Huntingtower School	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	721	93.17%
12	St Andrews Christian College	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	676	93.10%
13	Beverley Hills Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	641	93.05%
14	St Margaret's Berwick Grammar	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	672	92.98%
15	Pymble Ladies' College	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	2265	92.83%
16	Al-Faisal College - Campbelltown	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	686	92.69%
17	Lighthouse Christian College Cranbourne	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	1015	92.64%
18	St Ives North Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	901	92.62%
19	Northcross Christian School	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	370	92.47%
20	Beecroft Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	893	92.40%
21	Artarmon Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1260	92.35%
22	Serpell Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	1138	92.35%
23	SCEGGS Darlinghurst	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	931	92.33%
24	Fintona Girls' School	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	433	92.25%
25	Meriden School	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	1441	92.11%
26	Knox Grammar School	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	3123	91.72%
27	Carlingford West Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1760	91.67%
28	Coogee Boys' Preparatory School	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	125	91.67%
29	Balwyn Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	592	91.50%
30	Wheelers Hill Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	662	91.50%
31	Chatswood Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1216	91.48%
32	Ballarat Clarendon College	VIC	Independent	Inner Regional	1618	91.46%
33	Arden Anglican School	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	902	91.41%
34	St Peter's Collegiate Girls' School	SA	Independent	Major Cities	752	91.41%
35	Charlestown South Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	262	91.36%
36	Murray Farm Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	943	91.29%
37	Summer Hill Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	692	91.21%
38	Korowa Anglican Girls' School	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	701	91.02%
39	Epping West Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1290	90.97%
40	Beaumont Road Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	372	90.97%
41	Woollahra Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	730	90.90%
42	Ascham School	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	1158	90.85%
43	Glendal Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	902	90.82%
44	Oakleigh South Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	1061	90.78%
45	Oberthur Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	641	90.68%
46	Our Lady of Dolours Catholic Primary School	NSW	Catholic	Major Cities	322	90.65%
47	Ravenswood School for Girls	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	1315	90.65%
48	North Rocks Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	868	90.59%
49	Kambala	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	984	90.54%
50	Waitara Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1055	90.48%
51	Nedlands Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	495	90.44%
52	St Agnes' Catholic Primary School	NSW	Catholic	Major Cities	126	90.42%
53	Epping Heights Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	531	90.41%
54	Waverley Christian College	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	2128	90.34%
55	Pymble Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	582	90.32%
56	Ruyton Girls' School	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	870	90.32%
57	Sunnybank Hills State School	QLD	Government	Major Cities	1522	90.29%
58	Killara Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	409	90.25%
59	Emanuel School	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	853	90.20%
60	Wenona School	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	1261	90.17%
61	Caladenia Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	934	90.15%
62	Ivanhoe Girls' Grammar School	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	813	90.08%
63	Scotch College	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	1879	90.07%
64	Roseville Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	618	90.05%
65	International School of Western Australia	WA	Independent	Major Cities	287	90.03%
66	Tara Anglican School for Girls	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	761	90.00%
67	Roseville College	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	997	90.00%
68	Eastwood Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	872	89.91%
69	Danebank - An Anglican School for Girls	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	966	89.86%
70	Wilderness School	SA	Independent	Major Cities	836	89.83%
71	McAuley Catholic Primary School	NSW	Catholic	Major Cities	139	89.81%
72	St George Christian School	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	793	89.78%
73	Hurstville Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1168	89.73%
74	Lauriston Girls' School	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	885	89.73%
75	Rostrata Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	1004	89.62%
76	Oakhill Drive Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	766	89.54%
77	Indooroopilly State School	QLD	Government	Major Cities	1375	89.52%
78	St Peters Lutheran College	QLD	Independent	Major Cities	2209	89.52%
79	Epping Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	759	89.50%
80	Neutral Bay Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	861	89.50%
81	Kent Road Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	840	89.44%
82	Doncaster Gardens Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	751	89.44%
83	Preston West Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	677	89.40%
84	Floreat Park Primary School	WA	Government	Major Cities	612	89.35%
85	Mont Albert Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	564	89.32%
86	Gordon East Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	308	89.28%
87	Templeton Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	734	89.28%
88	The King's School	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	1865	89.27%
89	Cherrybrook Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	1005	89.25%
90	Presbyterian Ladies' College Sydney	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	1405	89.25%
91	Glenmore Road Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	397	89.23%
92	Warrawee Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	740	89.21%
93	Lindfield Public School	NSW	Government	Major Cities	801	89.15%
94	St Catherine's School	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	587	89.13%
95	South Yarra Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	394	89.11%
96	Kilvington Grammar School	VIC	Independent	Major Cities	754	89.11%
97	Kew East Primary School	VIC	Government	Major Cities	386	89.10%
98	Central Coast Grammar School	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	1359	89.08%
99	Barker College	NSW	Independent	Major Cities	2578	89.06%
100	St Charles' Primary School	NSW	Catholic	Major Cities	327	89.04%

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2021 NSW, Sydney School Reopening Plans

This information has been public for more than two weeks now. Now that we are less than two weeks from the spring holiday, it is a good time to look at the dates again.

The current NSW school reopening plan is a staggered one from the 25th of Oct to the 8th of November. Year 12 already has limited access to schools.

Kindergarten, year 1 and year 12: from 25 October
Year 2, 6 and 11: from 1 November
Year 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9 and 10: from 8 November

There will be exceptions as usual, so any area that comes out of lockdown earlier than the 25th of Oct will be able to have their schools back to face-to-face learning as well.

The reverse is also true that if Covid cases exceed 50 per 100,000 people in any local government area, this will send the local schools back into lockdown.

Given the situation on the ground fluctuate significantly on a day-to-day basis, we can expect many possible changes to come. If the situation does not improve significantly in some areas, then it is possible for many students are not able to return to face-to-face learning for the rest of the year.

Given that this is the ninth week of online learning, for many students in Sydney, we are just over halfway with almost another seven weeks to go. I personally cannot wait for my kids to go back to face-to-face learning, surprisingly my elder one wanted to go back to school as well badly. The young one on the other hand is another story altogether.

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Four More Weeks Of Online Learning For Sydney Students

Looks like I was spot on with the previous prediction and given that there are only three more weeks of term three after the four-week extension of online learning. I think at this point, Sydney is very unlikely to go back to face-to-face learning until term 4.

If my memory serves me, the last round in the early peak of the pandemic the online learning in Sydney only lasted six weeks, plus the two weeks of the autumn holiday. If my prediction turns out to be right, most of the Sydney students will not be in the school for up to fourteen weeks until the beginning of term four.

Good luck to all the parents and myself included, we are all going to strap down and this is going to be a long ride.

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When Do You Guys Think Sydney Students Will Be Back To Face To Face Teaching

The current Sydney lockdown is currently scheduled to end on the 30th of July. In reality, I do not think even in the most optimistic scenario we will be out of the current lockdown before September.

NSW school term 3 is supposed to end on the 17th of September. So given the current situation, I think there is more than an even chance that we will not see face-to-face learning in school until term 4.

Given what is happening around Australia, many other states are going through similar things as well, let’s hope they will get out of lockdown faster than Sydney will.

Personally, after only six days of online learning for the children, I am already looking forward to the day for them to go back to school.

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Online Learning For Sydney Students For The Next Two Weeks

Victoria is entering a new round of lockdown and students will have to do the online learning again. NSW school holiday had ended earlier this week and will have to spend at least the first three weeks of term 3 this year with online learning.

With what happened previously I think this particular lockdown in Sydney and associated online learning will not likely end towards mid of term 3 at the least.

I just want to do a quick review of online learning with my own children. My elder one is in high school this year in the local government high school. The school in question is very well organized and drilled the students previously on the procedures and what needs to be done in case of a lockdown. All high school students got their own laptop and use it extensively already in their day-to-day schooling, the school is also well organised and required information went out to all students in their email and Google classrooms before the term starts. The schedule pretty much mirrors the in-school one and they perform roll call in the morning and stay in zoom all day.

My younger one is still in primary school and the school in question is also fairly well organized. We picked up a laptop from school on Tuesday morning and relevant information was also emailed to us and the student’s Google classroom as well. The scheduling is a lot less tightly organized reflecting the student’s corresponding abilities at different ages as well.

Both of my children went through online learning last year, so they all got exposure to this routine and are enduring it fairly well. I personally felt a lot easier this time around whereas last year was very much like herding cats most of the time.

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St Leonards Health And Education Precinct

A new combined primary and high school will be established in the new St Leonards Health and Education Precinct to accommodate the planned increasing population in St Leonards.

This project is still in the planning stage, so probably should not expect it to complete for another three to four years.

There is no confirmed location of the school, so did some research and guessed the most likely site for it.

I will update again when there are more concrete information available relating to this topic.

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Macquarie Park Education Precinct

With the massive amount of residential towers already went up and still going up around North Ryde and Macquarie Park area, it is not a surprise that new schools need to be estabilished in the vincinity.

Macquarie Park Education Precinct will have both primary and high schools on the same site. It is still in the planning stage and originally to be funded in the 2018 to 2019 financial year. However, the most recent NSW 2021 to the 2022 year budget had allocated $16 million to this project, so the project is likely significantly delayed compare to the originally planned schedule.

Macquarie Park Education Precinct will be built on the previous site of Peter Board High School or what was previously called North Ryde High School. The school was closed in 1998 and the site sold off in 2006 by the NSW government for $52 million and school buildings demolished in 2008. It is not known how much the NSW government spend to purchase the site back, but it is safe to assume it is significantly more than what it had received selling the site.

A fun trivia, the current NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian attended North Ryde High School was a former school captain.

The large empty patch of land was the demolished site of old Peter Board High School and proposed the site of the new Macquarie Park Education Precinct. The Ryde Hunters Hill District Hockey Club was built on the former school oval.

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Newly Proposed Public School In Chatswood

Given the recent large scale development in Chatswood, it is not a surprise that a new public school will be build in the area. One important thing to note is that in 2022 significant part of existing Chatswood Public School’s catchment will be handed to Lindfield Learning Village and Roseville Public School.

Currently, it is speculated that the new public school will be sited at dive site for Sydney Metro located at the corner of Pacific high way and Mowbray road. You can look at the 2021 catchment map and see the proposed site marked by X.

Looking at the site, this likely means further reduction of the catchment of the existing Chatswood Public School catchment, possibly extend to Mowbray, Artarmon, and nearby Willoughby Public School as well. These three schools all received recent upgrades, so they are probably not under immediate heavy enrolment pressure. I would guess most of the catchment of this new school will come from the existing Chatswood Public School’s catchment.

However, this will imply very significant changes to the catchment when the new school is established. Given the current timeline, it will be a few more years at least.

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Top 50 Victoria, Melbourne Primary Schools In Map

First I want to clarify, this set of maps is also based on 2019 data released in 2020 which is the most recent one. NAPLAN was canceled in 2020, so there is no data release in 2021, we will have to wait until 2022 for the next set of data releases.

48 out of 50 top Victorian primary schools are concentrated in Melbourne, with only two exceptions that are in or near Geelong.

Following is where all the top 50 Victoria, Melbourne primary schools, as you can see they are mainly concentrated in Melbourne’s central, eastern and southeastern areas with a splash in the northern suburbs. This is to be expected as traditionally in Australia the top public/government schools are concentrated in the affluent and well-established suburbs. In Melbourne’s case, these types of suburbs tend to be near the city center, also to the east and southeastern side. This matches the locations of the top primary schools extremely well.

Melbourne metro area

Chilwell Primary School ranked 34 and Inverleigh Primary School ranked 45 in 2019. I will not further illustrate these two in the image and maps anymore.

The top 10 for 2019 are all in Melbourne’s northeast to south-eastern suburbs with the exception of Preston West Primary School which is located in the northern suburbs of Melbourne. Please note the top 10 are highlighted in red.

Beverley Hills Primary School
Serpell Primary School
Oakleigh South Primary School
Glendal Primary School
Pinewood Primary School
Canterbury Primary School
Balwyn Primary School
Birralee Primary School
Preston West Primary School
Brandon Park Primary School

The top 11 to 20 for 2019 are also all in Melbourne’s northeast to south-eastern suburbs. Please note the top 11 to 20 are highlighted in blue.

Mount View Primary School
Donburn Primary School
Doncaster Gardens Primary School
Camberwell Primary School
Hampton Primary School
Wheelers Hill Primary School
Laburnum Primary School
Clifton Hill Primary School
Merri Creek Primary School
Burwood East Primary School

The top 21 to 30 for 2019 are all in near central Melbourne, then fan out to northeast to south-eastern suburbs with the exception of Doreen Primary School which is located on the edge of northern Melbourne. Please note the top 21 to 30 are highlighted in green.

Kew East Primary School
Malvern Primary School
Mont Albert Primary School
Doreen Primary School
South Yarra Primary School
Templeton Primary School
Spensley Street Primary School
Camelot Rise Primary School
Kerrimuir Primary School
North Melbourne Primary School

Doreen Public School

The top 31 to 40 for 2019 are all in near central Melbourne, then fan out to northeast to south-eastern suburbs with the exception of Chiwell Primary School which is located in Geelong. Please note the top 31 to 40 are highlighted in purple.

Gardenvale Primary School
Orchard Grove Primary School
Blackburn Lake Primary School
Chilwell Primary School
Glen Waverley Primary School
Mount Waverley Primary School
Mountain Gate Primary School
Hartwell Primary School
Deepdene Primary School
Westgarth Primary School

The top 41 to 50 for 2019 are more evenly distributed around Melbourne suburbs with the exception of Inverleigh Primary School which is located west of Geelong. Please note the top 41 to 50 are highlighted in black.

Strathmore North Primary School
Eltham East Primary School
Glenferrie Primary School
Vermont Primary School
Inverleigh Primary School
Thomastown East Primary School
Hawthorn West Primary School
Auburn South Primary School
Burwood Heights Primary School
Bentleigh West Primary School

In conclusion, as illustrated the top Victorian primary schools are concentrated in central Melbourne and northeastern, eastern, and southeastern part of Melbourne. There is a splatter of top primary schools in the northern suburbs of Melbourne and two near Geelong. The western suburbs got none in 2019.

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