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Schools in East Victoria Park WA
There are 70 schools near East Victoria Park — 39 government, 14 Catholic, and 17 independent. Average ICSEA score is 1055 (national average: 1000). Total enrolments: 29,411 students.
Total Schools
70
Avg ICSEA
1055
High
Students
29,411
Government
39
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All Schools near East Victoria Park
1,312 students
129 teachers
10:1 ratio
Top 5% nationally
3% Indigenous
23% LBOTE
1,033 students
117 teachers
9:1 ratio
Top 6% nationally
2% Indigenous
29% LBOTE
340 students
32 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 6% nationally
81% LBOTE
460 students
35 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 7% nationally
57% LBOTE
381 students
30 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 7% nationally
1% Indigenous
20% LBOTE
596 students
51 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 7% nationally
1% Indigenous
19% LBOTE
439 students
32 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 8% nationally
1% Indigenous
65% LBOTE
172 students
14 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 8% nationally
3% Indigenous
28% LBOTE
510 students
38 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 9% nationally
1% Indigenous
70% LBOTE
650 students
42 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 9% nationally
1% Indigenous
82% LBOTE
910 students
82 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 10% nationally
2% Indigenous
25% LBOTE
395 students
33 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 10% nationally
3% Indigenous
57% LBOTE
447 students
32 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 10% nationally
5% Indigenous
31% LBOTE
92 students
19 teachers
5:1 ratio
Top 12% nationally
2% Indigenous
30% LBOTE
208 students
14 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 12% nationally
37% LBOTE
181 students
15 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 12% nationally
1% Indigenous
30% LBOTE
1,347 students
130 teachers
10:1 ratio
Top 13% nationally
4% Indigenous
18% LBOTE
943 students
72 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 13% nationally
2% Indigenous
69% LBOTE
1,332 students
136 teachers
10:1 ratio
Top 13% nationally
4% Indigenous
18% LBOTE
1,442 students
101 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 14% nationally
1% Indigenous
35% LBOTE
436 students
36 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 14% nationally
5% Indigenous
36% LBOTE
418 students
28 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 18% nationally
42% LBOTE
673 students
48 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 19% nationally
4% Indigenous
34% LBOTE
429 students
27 teachers
16:1 ratio
Top 19% nationally
3% Indigenous
62% LBOTE
544 students
33 teachers
16:1 ratio
Top 20% nationally
11% Indigenous
25% LBOTE
13 students
5 teachers
3:1 ratio
Top 22% nationally
15% LBOTE
298 students
27 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 23% nationally
7% Indigenous
44% LBOTE
432 students
30 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 23% nationally
1% Indigenous
54% LBOTE
247 students
31 teachers
8:1 ratio
Top 24% nationally
74% LBOTE
192 students
12 teachers
16:1 ratio
Top 24% nationally
6% Indigenous
63% LBOTE
44 students
10 teachers
4:1 ratio
Top 25% nationally
2% Indigenous
78% LBOTE
315 students
24 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 27% nationally
5% Indigenous
68% LBOTE
910 students
68 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 28% nationally
2% Indigenous
45% LBOTE
838 students
68 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 29% nationally
7% Indigenous
48% LBOTE
198 students
13 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 30% nationally
93% LBOTE
56 students
9 teachers
6:1 ratio
Top 32% nationally
4% Indigenous
71% LBOTE
602 students
39 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 34% nationally
6% Indigenous
79% LBOTE
1,215 students
83 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 35% nationally
6% Indigenous
30% LBOTE
1,947 students
138 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 37% nationally
99% LBOTE
138 students
12 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 38% nationally
9% Indigenous
55% LBOTE
113 students
13 teachers
9:1 ratio
Top 38% nationally
2% Indigenous
52% LBOTE
291 students
23 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 43% nationally
12% Indigenous
73% LBOTE
608 students
51 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 43% nationally
98% LBOTE
333 students
23 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 47% nationally
14% Indigenous
60% LBOTE
73 students
12 teachers
6:1 ratio
Top 48% nationally
16% Indigenous
68% LBOTE
82 students
17 teachers
5:1 ratio
Top 49% nationally
10% Indigenous
41% LBOTE
99 students
21 teachers
5:1 ratio
Top 50% nationally
11% Indigenous
42% LBOTE
336 students
26 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 51% nationally
9% Indigenous
78% LBOTE
219 students
15 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 57% nationally
11% Indigenous
58% LBOTE
35 students
9 teachers
4:1 ratio
Top 57% nationally
11% Indigenous
94 students
30 teachers
3:1 ratio
Top 58% nationally
22% Indigenous
31% LBOTE
127 students
19 teachers
7:1 ratio
Top 61% nationally
12% Indigenous
36% LBOTE
819 students
60 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 61% nationally
8% Indigenous
67% LBOTE
336 students
22 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 65% nationally
21% Indigenous
72% LBOTE
439 students
35 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 69% nationally
9% Indigenous
66% LBOTE
323 students
29 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 70% nationally
20% Indigenous
61% LBOTE
1,004 students
76 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 70% nationally
15% Indigenous
42% LBOTE
346 students
25 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 72% nationally
17% Indigenous
54% LBOTE
243 students
18 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 72% nationally
19% Indigenous
56% LBOTE
221 students
33 teachers
7:1 ratio
Top 75% nationally
11% Indigenous
45% LBOTE
135 students
20 teachers
7:1 ratio
Top 99% nationally
100% Indigenous
25% LBOTE
Frequently Asked Questions
How many schools are in East Victoria Park WA?
There are 70 schools near East Victoria Park — 39 government (public), 14 Catholic, and 17 independent schools.
What is the average ICSEA score for schools in East Victoria Park?
The average ICSEA score for schools near East Victoria Park is 1055. 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 East Victoria Park?
The highest-rated school near East Victoria Park by ICSEA score is Wesley College with an ICSEA of 1147 and 1,312 students.
Data: Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) 2025. ICSEA = Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage. National average: 1000. Schools within ~5km of East Victoria Park centroid shown.