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Schools in Middle Park VIC
There are 105 schools near Middle Park — 42 government, 18 Catholic, and 45 independent. Average ICSEA score is 1092 (national average: 1000). Total enrolments: 37,164 students.
Total Schools
105
Avg ICSEA
1092
High
Students
37,164
Government
42
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All Schools near Middle Park
287 students
36 teachers
8:1 ratio
Top 1% nationally
1% Indigenous
43% LBOTE
1,402 students
124 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 1% nationally
86% LBOTE
1,195 students
101 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 1% nationally
88% LBOTE
1,046 students
131 teachers
8:1 ratio
Top 1% nationally
1% Indigenous
24% LBOTE
1,143 students
162 teachers
7:1 ratio
Top 1% nationally
12% LBOTE
1,905 students
214 teachers
9:1 ratio
Top 2% nationally
1% Indigenous
20% LBOTE
3,181 students
443 teachers
7:1 ratio
Top 2% nationally
22% LBOTE
96 students
17 teachers
6:1 ratio
Top 2% nationally
23% LBOTE
592 students
83 teachers
7:1 ratio
Top 3% nationally
22% LBOTE
347 students
27 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 3% nationally
17% LBOTE
3,555 students
425 teachers
8:1 ratio
Top 4% nationally
1% Indigenous
44% LBOTE
430 students
38 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 4% nationally
22% LBOTE
369 students
27 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 4% nationally
33% LBOTE
435 students
35 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 5% nationally
60% LBOTE
137 students
17 teachers
8:1 ratio
Top 5% nationally
1% Indigenous
23% LBOTE
393 students
30 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 5% nationally
1% Indigenous
23% LBOTE
316 students
22 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 5% nationally
1% Indigenous
22% LBOTE
463 students
32 teachers
14:1 ratio
Top 5% nationally
1% Indigenous
19% LBOTE
502 students
45 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 6% nationally
1% Indigenous
71% LBOTE
168 students
16 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 6% nationally
2% Indigenous
51% LBOTE
314 students
25 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 6% nationally
1% Indigenous
37% LBOTE
162 students
16 teachers
10:1 ratio
Top 6% nationally
18% LBOTE
439 students
29 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 6% nationally
53% LBOTE
344 students
49 teachers
7:1 ratio
Top 6% nationally
1% Indigenous
33% LBOTE
256 students
21 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 7% nationally
1% Indigenous
25% LBOTE
139 students
33 teachers
4:1 ratio
Top 7% nationally
14% LBOTE
697 students
46 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 8% nationally
1% Indigenous
29% LBOTE
249 students
21 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 8% nationally
41% LBOTE
146 students
18 teachers
8:1 ratio
Top 8% nationally
1% Indigenous
44% LBOTE
435 students
38 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 8% nationally
1% Indigenous
76% LBOTE
616 students
53 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 8% nationally
1% Indigenous
86% LBOTE
1,204 students
121 teachers
10:1 ratio
Top 8% nationally
1% Indigenous
4% LBOTE
618 students
46 teachers
13:1 ratio
Top 9% nationally
1% Indigenous
18% LBOTE
1,657 students
141 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 9% nationally
35% LBOTE
437 students
35 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 10% nationally
1% Indigenous
30% LBOTE
559 students
59 teachers
9:1 ratio
Top 10% nationally
21% LBOTE
149 students
27 teachers
6:1 ratio
Top 13% nationally
11% LBOTE
135 students
13 teachers
10:1 ratio
Top 13% nationally
22% LBOTE
402 students
33 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 14% nationally
2% Indigenous
46% LBOTE
416 students
44 teachers
9:1 ratio
Top 15% nationally
34% LBOTE
804 students
72 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 17% nationally
1% Indigenous
33% LBOTE
440 students
46 teachers
10:1 ratio
Top 18% nationally
22% LBOTE
489 students
92 teachers
5:1 ratio
Top 20% nationally
23% LBOTE
99 students
24 teachers
4:1 ratio
Top 21% nationally
31% LBOTE
564 students
53 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 21% nationally
1% Indigenous
47% LBOTE
612 students
63 teachers
10:1 ratio
Top 22% nationally
37% LBOTE
468 students
12 teachers
39:1 ratio
Top 22% nationally
1% Indigenous
40% LBOTE
281 students
27 teachers
10:1 ratio
Top 23% nationally
1% Indigenous
61% LBOTE
362 students
63 teachers
6:1 ratio
Top 24% nationally
16% LBOTE
213 students
24 teachers
9:1 ratio
Top 26% nationally
1% Indigenous
60% LBOTE
359 students
40 teachers
9:1 ratio
Top 31% nationally
36% LBOTE
169 students
14 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 30% nationally
24% LBOTE
476 students
47 teachers
10:1 ratio
Top 32% nationally
1% Indigenous
45% LBOTE
125 students
15 teachers
8:1 ratio
Top 32% nationally
4% Indigenous
50% LBOTE
64 students
6 teachers
11:1 ratio
Top 39% nationally
3% Indigenous
6% LBOTE
691 students
75 teachers
9:1 ratio
Top 43% nationally
2% Indigenous
50% LBOTE
79 students
23 teachers
3:1 ratio
Top 44% nationally
11% Indigenous
15% LBOTE
101 students
10 teachers
10:1 ratio
Top 49% nationally
100% LBOTE
16 students
7 teachers
2:1 ratio
Top 61% nationally
6% Indigenous
29% LBOTE
61 students
15 teachers
4:1 ratio
Top 63% nationally
3% Indigenous
67% LBOTE
701 students
57 teachers
12:1 ratio
Top 78% nationally
7% Indigenous
9% LBOTE
152 students
22 teachers
7:1 ratio
Top 80% nationally
95% LBOTE
1,524 students
101 teachers
15:1 ratio
Top 80% nationally
13% Indigenous
12% LBOTE
382 students
41 teachers
9:1 ratio
Top 81% nationally
68% LBOTE
357 students
73 teachers
5:1 ratio
Top 88% nationally
100% LBOTE
121 students
16 teachers
8:1 ratio
Top 97% nationally
99% LBOTE
42 students
9 teachers
5:1 ratio
Top 98% nationally
100% Indigenous
39% LBOTE
#70
41 students
6 teachers
7:1 ratio
7% Indigenous
36% LBOTE
Frequently Asked Questions
How many schools are in Middle Park VIC?
There are 105 schools near Middle Park — 42 government (public), 18 Catholic, and 45 independent schools.
What is the average ICSEA score for schools in Middle Park?
The average ICSEA score for schools near Middle Park is 1092. 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 Middle Park?
The highest-rated school near Middle Park by ICSEA score is Christ Church Grammar School with an ICSEA of 1213 and 287 students.
Data: Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) 2025. ICSEA = Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage. National average: 1000. Schools within ~5km of Middle Park centroid shown.