Home Rankings ACT Primary Public primary schools in Australian Capital Territory, ranked Every list here comes from a published government dataset, and each one measures a different thing. Results track family advantage closely, so read every position next to its ICSEA, and treat small cohorts as indicative only.
Primary High schools Private Largest schools Most language diversity Largest schools Total enrolments in the latest published year. Top 30 of 57 schools with data.
# School Suburb Largest schools ICSEA Students 1 Red Hill Primary School Red Hill 720 1,133 720 2 Garran Primary School Garran 676 1,159 676 3 Majura Primary School Watson 675 1,135 675 4 Palmerston District Primary School Palmerston 640 1,077 640 5 Margaret Hendry School Taylor 626 1,054 626 6 Ngunnawal Primary School Ngunnawal 620 1,049 620 7 Neville Bonner Primary School Bonner 606 1,058 606 8 Macgregor Primary School Macgregor 590 1,050 590 9 Mawson Primary School Mawson 542 1,139 542 10 North Ainslie Primary School Ainslie 527 1,145 527 11 Aranda Primary School Aranda 517 1,159 517 12 Charles Weston School Coombs 511 1,099 511 13 Chapman Primary School Chapman 502 1,106 502 14 Lyneham Primary School Lyneham 498 1,135 498 15 Maribyrnong Primary School Kaleen 483 1,100 483 16 Forrest Primary School Forrest 479 1,145 479 17 Franklin School Franklin 477 1,098 477 18 Arawang Primary School Waramanga 469 1,113 469 19 Fraser Primary School Fraser 462 1,042 462 20 Mount Rogers Primary School Melba 461 1,056 461 21 Hughes Primary School Hughes 457 1,157 457 22 Charles Conder Primary School (including Tharwa Preschool) Conder 431 1,002 431 23 Monash Primary School Monash 414 1,063 414 24 Curtin Primary School Curtin 408 1,146 408 25 Gordon Primary School Gordon 407 1,005 407 26 Weetangera Primary School Weetangera 404 1,117 404 27 Kaleen Primary School Kaleen 400 1,075 400 28 Florey Primary School Florey 397 1,042 397 29 Miles Franklin Primary School Evatt 394 1,077 394 30 Torrens Primary School Torrens 394 1,079 394
Most language diversity Share of students with a language background other than English. Top 30 of 53 schools with data.
# School Suburb Most language diversity ICSEA Students 1 Garran Primary School Garran 67% 1,159 676 2 Mawson Primary School Mawson 67% 1,139 542 3 Franklin School Franklin 66% 1,098 477 4 Margaret Hendry School Taylor 61% 1,054 626 5 Neville Bonner Primary School Bonner 59% 1,058 606 6 Throsby School Throsby 56% 1,096 316 7 Charles Weston School Coombs 55% 1,099 511 8 Turner School Turner 51% 1,141 318 9 Florey Primary School Florey 49% 1,042 397 10 Maribyrnong Primary School Kaleen 49% 1,100 483 11 Palmerston District Primary School Palmerston 47% 1,077 640 12 Red Hill Primary School Red Hill 47% 1,133 720 13 Forrest Primary School Forrest 46% 1,145 479 14 Lyneham Primary School Lyneham 45% 1,135 498 15 Macquarie Primary School Macquarie 45% 1,070 291 16 Macgregor Primary School Macgregor 42% 1,050 590 17 Ngunnawal Primary School Ngunnawal 37% 1,049 620 18 Charnwood-Dunlop School Charnwood 36% 987 308 19 Hughes Primary School Hughes 36% 1,157 457 20 Torrens Primary School Torrens 36% 1,079 394 21 Kaleen Primary School Kaleen 35% 1,075 400 22 Yarralumla Primary School Yarralumla 35% 1,142 313 23 Ainslie School Braddon 34% 1,130 351 24 Weetangera Primary School Weetangera 33% 1,117 404 25 Hawker Primary School Hawker 32% 1,129 331 26 Aranda Primary School Aranda 31% 1,159 517 27 Gilmore Primary School Gilmore 31% 981 113 28 Southern Cross Early Childhood School P-2 Scullin 31% 1,088 115 29 Bonython Primary School Bonython 30% 1,034 341 30 North Ainslie Primary School Ainslie 30% 1,145 527
Primary schools are compared academically only through NAPLAN, which ACARA publishes under terms that do not allow it to be reproduced here. The lists above are the official non-results data that is open.