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Schools in Bass Hill NSW
There are 92 schools near Bass Hill — 57 government, 17 Catholic, and 18 independent. Average ICSEA score is 986 (national average: 1000). Total enrolments: 44,572 students.
Total Schools
92
Avg ICSEA
986
Below Average
Students
44,572
Government
57
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All Schools near Bass Hill
822 students
65 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 13% nationally
99% LBOTE
933 students
82 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 17% nationally
1% Indigenous
63% LBOTE
622 students
42 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 18% nationally
1% Indigenous
90% LBOTE
64 students
11 teachers
6:1 ratio
Top 21% nationally
23% LBOTE
2,282 students
160 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 23% nationally
100% LBOTE
440 students
29 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 23% nationally
1% Indigenous
85% LBOTE
891 students
73 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 28% nationally
1% Indigenous
77% LBOTE
440 students
32 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 30% nationally
2% Indigenous
72% LBOTE
226 students
20 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 30% nationally
2% Indigenous
96% LBOTE
377 students
28 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 32% nationally
2% Indigenous
97% LBOTE
383 students
32 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 33% nationally
91% LBOTE
337 students
24 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 33% nationally
1% Indigenous
84% LBOTE
113 students
15 teachers
8:1 ratio
Top 35% nationally
96% LBOTE
362 students
45 teachers
8:1 ratio
Top 35% nationally
1% Indigenous
95% LBOTE
179 students
19 teachers
9:1 ratio
Top 35% nationally
1% Indigenous
99% LBOTE
219 students
20 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 36% nationally
76% LBOTE
731 students
63 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 36% nationally
1% Indigenous
83% LBOTE
622 students
57 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 37% nationally
64% LBOTE
305 students
24 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 38% nationally
1% Indigenous
76% LBOTE
578 students
41 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 38% nationally
1% Indigenous
98% LBOTE
1,121 students
72 teachers
16:1 ratio
Top 39% nationally
94% LBOTE
109 students
21 teachers
5:1 ratio
Top 39% nationally
93% LBOTE
445 students
33 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 40% nationally
3% Indigenous
30% LBOTE
443 students
33 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 41% nationally
100% LBOTE
342 students
29 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 41% nationally
2% Indigenous
70% LBOTE
93 students
13 teachers
7:1 ratio
Top 41% nationally
1% Indigenous
92% LBOTE
317 students
26 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 42% nationally
5% Indigenous
34% LBOTE
441 students
21 teachers
21:1 ratio
Top 42% nationally
2% Indigenous
70% LBOTE
992 students
75 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 43% nationally
1% Indigenous
81% LBOTE
333 students
19 teachers
18:1 ratio
Top 45% nationally
6% Indigenous
60% LBOTE
685 students
40 teachers
17:1 ratio
Top 45% nationally
80% LBOTE
1,313 students
112 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 46% nationally
1% Indigenous
94% LBOTE
1,057 students
98 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 48% nationally
94% LBOTE
100 students
18 teachers
6:1 ratio
Top 51% nationally
4% Indigenous
82% LBOTE
104 students
23 teachers
5:1 ratio
Top 51% nationally
1% Indigenous
86% LBOTE
303 students
26 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 54% nationally
4% Indigenous
72% LBOTE
141 students
11 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 54% nationally
1% Indigenous
96% LBOTE
508 students
42 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 55% nationally
3% Indigenous
62% LBOTE
691 students
43 teachers
16:1 ratio
Top 55% nationally
1% Indigenous
98% LBOTE
317 students
25 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 57% nationally
3% Indigenous
91% LBOTE
140 students
15 teachers
9:1 ratio
Top 57% nationally
1% Indigenous
100% LBOTE
1,353 students
111 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 58% nationally
99% LBOTE
556 students
47 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 60% nationally
2% Indigenous
95% LBOTE
382 students
30 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 60% nationally
1% Indigenous
94% LBOTE
486 students
42 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 61% nationally
97% LBOTE
656 students
48 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 63% nationally
95% LBOTE
102 students
20 teachers
5:1 ratio
Top 63% nationally
1% Indigenous
83% LBOTE
117 students
13 teachers
9:1 ratio
Top 67% nationally
94% LBOTE
1,144 students
98 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 67% nationally
3% Indigenous
89% LBOTE
586 students
39 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 68% nationally
1% Indigenous
89% LBOTE
268 students
22 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 68% nationally
1% Indigenous
89% LBOTE
451 students
32 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 68% nationally
1% Indigenous
94% LBOTE
736 students
58 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 69% nationally
1% Indigenous
98% LBOTE
551 students
43 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 69% nationally
95% LBOTE
578 students
41 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 72% nationally
1% Indigenous
89% LBOTE
948 students
62 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 72% nationally
1% Indigenous
91% LBOTE
726 students
68 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 73% nationally
1% Indigenous
92% LBOTE
1,651 students
117 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 74% nationally
96% LBOTE
400 students
35 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 75% nationally
3% Indigenous
85% LBOTE
945 students
67 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 76% nationally
2% Indigenous
85% LBOTE
623 students
49 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 78% nationally
2% Indigenous
91% LBOTE
196 students
16 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 79% nationally
3% Indigenous
92% LBOTE
250 students
19 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 80% nationally
1% Indigenous
88% LBOTE
366 students
34 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 80% nationally
1% Indigenous
95% LBOTE
876 students
72 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 80% nationally
92% LBOTE
524 students
55 teachers
10:1 ratio
Top 81% nationally
1% Indigenous
96% LBOTE
244 students
23 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 81% nationally
1% Indigenous
88% LBOTE
227 students
19 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 82% nationally
5% Indigenous
87% LBOTE
346 students
36 teachers
10:1 ratio
Top 82% nationally
1% Indigenous
94% LBOTE
572 students
46 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 83% nationally
1% Indigenous
97% LBOTE
874 students
59 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 83% nationally
2% Indigenous
82% LBOTE
20 students
5 teachers
4:1 ratio
Top 85% nationally
10% Indigenous
53% LBOTE
1,056 students
100 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 87% nationally
94% LBOTE
411 students
36 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 89% nationally
1% Indigenous
94% LBOTE
548 students
52 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 89% nationally
17% Indigenous
35% LBOTE
386 students
36 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 89% nationally
1% Indigenous
94% LBOTE
301 students
24 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 90% nationally
9% Indigenous
83% LBOTE
642 students
66 teachers
10:1 ratio
Top 91% nationally
2% Indigenous
94% LBOTE
89 students
16 teachers
6:1 ratio
Top 91% nationally
27% Indigenous
36% LBOTE
63 students
17 teachers
4:1 ratio
Top 91% nationally
21% Indigenous
55% LBOTE
1,123 students
102 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 93% nationally
1% Indigenous
94% LBOTE
733 students
60 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 95% nationally
1% Indigenous
96% LBOTE
545 students
67 teachers
8:1 ratio
Top 95% nationally
100% LBOTE
Frequently Asked Questions
How many schools are in Bass Hill NSW?
There are 92 schools near Bass Hill — 57 government (public), 17 Catholic, and 18 independent schools.
What is the average ICSEA score for schools in Bass Hill?
The average ICSEA score for schools near Bass Hill is 986. The national average is 1000. ICSEA (Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage) measures the educational advantages students bring to their studies.
What is the best school in Bass Hill?
The highest-rated school near Bass Hill by ICSEA score is Alpha Omega Senior College with an ICSEA of 1111 and 822 students.
Data: Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) 2025. ICSEA = Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage. National average: 1000. Schools within ~5km of Bass Hill centroid shown.