Schools in Martin, WA

There are 16 schools near Martin: 13 government, 1 Catholic and 2 independent. The average ICSEA score is 962 (national average: 1000). Total enrolments: 7,524 students.

Source: Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA), 2025.

Schools
16
Average ICSEA
962
National average 1000
Students
7,524
Government
13

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All Schools near Martin

#1
Independent Combined · PP-12
1060
ICSEA
1,206 students
89 teachers
14 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 28% nationally
3% Indigenous
33% language background other than English
School website
#2
Government Combined · K-10
1022
ICSEA
640 students
50 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 43% nationally
3% Indigenous
10% language background other than English
School website
#3
Government Primary · K-6
1006
ICSEA
454 students
34 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 50% nationally
5% Indigenous
15% language background other than English
School website
#4
Catholic Secondary · 7-12
1004
ICSEA
1,018 students
78 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 51% nationally
4% Indigenous
30% language background other than English
School website
#5
Government Secondary · 7-12
984
ICSEA
1,335 students
98 teachers
14 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 61% nationally
7% Indigenous
30% language background other than English
School website
#6
Government Primary · K-6
975
ICSEA
367 students
25 teachers
15 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 65% nationally
9% Indigenous
27% language background other than English
School website
#7
Orange Grove Primary School
Government Primary · K-6
973
ICSEA
158 students
15 teachers
11 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 65% nationally
7% Indigenous
24% language background other than English
School website
#8
Government Primary · K-6
970
ICSEA
396 students
29 teachers
14 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 67% nationally
7% Indigenous
62% language background other than English
School website
#9
Government Primary · K-6
950
ICSEA
434 students
38 teachers
11 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 75% nationally
12% Indigenous
61% language background other than English
School website
#10
Government Primary · K-6
936
ICSEA
332 students
27 teachers
12 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 80% nationally
5% Indigenous
72% language background other than English
School website
#11
Government Primary · K-6
911
ICSEA
305 students
26 teachers
12 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 87% nationally
17% Indigenous
42% language background other than English
School website
#12
Government Primary · K-6
907
ICSEA
233 students
18 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 88% nationally
19% Indigenous
63% language background other than English
School website
#13
Government Primary · K-6
898
ICSEA
335 students
26 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 90% nationally
24% Indigenous
51% language background other than English
School website
#14
Government Secondary · 7-12
868
ICSEA
311 students
32 teachers
10 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 94% nationally
33% Indigenous
40% language background other than English
School website
#15
South East Language Development Centre - Maddington Campus
Government Primary
#16
Alta-1 College - Camillo
Independent Secondary

Frequently Asked Questions

How many schools are in Martin WA?

There are 16 schools near Martin: 13 government (public), 1 Catholic, and 2 independent schools.

What is the average ICSEA score for schools in Martin?

The average ICSEA score for schools near Martin is 962. 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 Martin?

The school near Martin with the highest ICSEA score is John Wollaston Anglican Community School with an ICSEA of 1060 and 1,206 students.

Data: Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) 2025. ICSEA is the Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage; the national average is 1000. Shows schools within about 5 km of the centre of Martin.