Schools in Taren Point, NSW
There are 64 schools near Taren Point: 44 government, 14 Catholic and 6 independent. The average ICSEA score is 1078 (national average: 1000). Total enrolments: 25,698 students.
Source: Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA), 2025.
Schools
64
Average ICSEA
1078
National average 1000
Students
25,698
Government
44
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All Schools near Taren Point
908 students
63 teachers
14 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 2% nationally
1% Indigenous
64% language background other than English
845 students
87 teachers
10 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 4% nationally
53% language background other than English
219 students
19 teachers
12 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 9% nationally
1% Indigenous
35% language background other than English
210 students
19 teachers
11 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 9% nationally
1% Indigenous
93% language background other than English
365 students
28 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 10% nationally
2% Indigenous
44% language background other than English
#6
St Francis de Sales Catholic Primary School
1124
ICSEA
175 students
16 teachers
11 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 10% nationally
1% Indigenous
17% language background other than English
#7
St Aloysius Catholic Primary School
1123
ICSEA
178 students
16 teachers
11 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 10% nationally
3% Indigenous
39% language background other than English
246 students
19 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 10% nationally
78% language background other than English
#9
Sydney Montessori School
1118
ICSEA
147 students
18 teachers
8 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 11% nationally
1% Indigenous
33% language background other than English
416 students
29 teachers
14 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 12% nationally
81% language background other than English
323 students
21 teachers
15 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 12% nationally
2% Indigenous
12% language background other than English
599 students
40 teachers
15 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 13% nationally
2% Indigenous
27% language background other than English
596 students
42 teachers
14 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 13% nationally
1% Indigenous
24% language background other than English
400 students
30 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 15% nationally
1% Indigenous
78% language background other than English
272 students
24 teachers
11 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 15% nationally
27% language background other than English
573 students
33 teachers
17 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 16% nationally
2% Indigenous
11% language background other than English
416 students
26 teachers
16 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 16% nationally
2% Indigenous
15% language background other than English
59 students
4 teachers
15 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 17% nationally
2% Indigenous
52% language background other than English
350 students
29 teachers
12 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 17% nationally
1% Indigenous
58% language background other than English
329 students
26 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 18% nationally
2% Indigenous
15% language background other than English
261 students
16 teachers
16 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 18% nationally
2% Indigenous
21% language background other than English
218 students
16 teachers
14 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 18% nationally
3% Indigenous
74% language background other than English
763 students
46 teachers
17 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 18% nationally
3% Indigenous
14% language background other than English
396 students
33 teachers
12 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 19% nationally
3% Indigenous
54% language background other than English
482 students
45 teachers
11 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 19% nationally
2% Indigenous
19% language background other than English
429 students
29 teachers
15 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 19% nationally
2% Indigenous
68% language background other than English
394 students
27 teachers
15 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 19% nationally
5% Indigenous
14% language background other than English
538 students
26 teachers
21 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 20% nationally
2% Indigenous
29% language background other than English
462 students
30 teachers
15 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 20% nationally
3% Indigenous
14% language background other than English
421 students
38 teachers
11 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 20% nationally
2% Indigenous
25% language background other than English
440 students
25 teachers
18 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 20% nationally
3% Indigenous
18% language background other than English
536 students
53 teachers
10 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 22% nationally
4% Indigenous
28% language background other than English
453 students
36 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 22% nationally
1% Indigenous
92% language background other than English
362 students
24 teachers
15 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 23% nationally
2% Indigenous
21% language background other than English
514 students
36 teachers
14 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 27% nationally
1% Indigenous
78% language background other than English
516 students
35 teachers
15 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 27% nationally
3% Indigenous
21% language background other than English
788 students
63 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 27% nationally
2% Indigenous
19% language background other than English
523 students
42 teachers
12 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 28% nationally
2% Indigenous
71% language background other than English
482 students
37 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 29% nationally
5% Indigenous
36% language background other than English
#40
St George School
1055
ICSEA
64 students
14 teachers
5 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 30% nationally
3% Indigenous
40% language background other than English
326 students
22 teachers
15 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 32% nationally
6% Indigenous
32% language background other than English
1,205 students
80 teachers
15 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 32% nationally
3% Indigenous
16% language background other than English
950 students
72 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 32% nationally
3% Indigenous
36% language background other than English
256 students
18 teachers
14 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 32% nationally
3% Indigenous
61% language background other than English
554 students
43 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 32% nationally
4% Indigenous
31% language background other than English
291 students
26 teachers
11 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 33% nationally
4% Indigenous
25% language background other than English
1,013 students
68 teachers
15 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 34% nationally
1% Indigenous
81% language background other than English
#48
Taren Point Public School
1043
ICSEA
114 students
11 teachers
10 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 34% nationally
9% Indigenous
67% language background other than English
1,381 students
89 teachers
16 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 36% nationally
5% Indigenous
28% language background other than English
447 students
40 teachers
11 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 36% nationally
3% Indigenous
63% language background other than English
750 students
53 teachers
14 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 36% nationally
3% Indigenous
48% language background other than English
#52
Sylvania Public School
1038
ICSEA
167 students
9 teachers
19 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 37% nationally
2% Indigenous
44% language background other than English
372 students
42 teachers
9 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 42% nationally
3% Indigenous
76% language background other than English
300 students
24 teachers
13 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 43% nationally
4% Indigenous
54% language background other than English
741 students
63 teachers
12 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 44% nationally
1% Indigenous
72% language background other than English
#56
Bates Drive School
1018
ICSEA
62 students
14 teachers
4 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 45% nationally
5% Indigenous
39% language background other than English
#57
Woniora Road School
999
ICSEA
46 students
10 teachers
5 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 54% nationally
15% Indigenous
34% language background other than English
#58
Carinya School
975
ICSEA
55 students
14 teachers
4 students per teacher
ICSEA in the top 65% nationally
13% Indigenous
29% language background other than English
#60
St George Christian School (Infants)
#61
Marist Catholic College Penshurst - South Hurstville Campus
#62
Aspect South East Sydney School, Kareela
#63
The Scots College, Brighton Preparatory School
Frequently Asked Questions
How many schools are in Taren Point NSW?
There are 64 schools near Taren Point: 44 government (public), 14 Catholic, and 6 independent schools.
What is the average ICSEA score for schools in Taren Point?
The average ICSEA score for schools near Taren Point is 1078. 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 Taren Point?
The school near Taren Point with the highest ICSEA score is Caringbah High School with an ICSEA of 1172 and 908 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 Taren Point.