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Amity College, Prestons

Prestons NSW 2170

IndependentK–12 / combinedYears K-12
School website

Amity College, Prestons is an independent combined primary and secondary school in Prestons, NSW from Kindergarten to Year 12 with about 2,588 students across all campuses. Its ICSEA is 1,096, where the national average is 1000.

Annual report (2025) ↗ on the school's own page. About this link

2,588students
1,096ICSEA · higher than 61% of NSW private schools
92%language background other than English
0%Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander
200teaching staff (FTE)

Sector, ICSEA, Enrolments, Language background, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander share, Year range, Teaching staff, School website: ACARA School Profile 2025. Source: Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA). Enrolments and staff cover all campuses of this school. Terms

About this school, from public sources

Drawn from public online sources: Amity College is an independent, co-educational school in Prestons, founded by a community foundation in 1994 and opened in 1996 as Sule College before being renamed in 2013. It offers STEM programs including coding and robotics, visual and performing arts, a Duke of Edinburgh program, peer support, an annual Maths Cup and scholarships.

Often praised

  • STEM and robotics programs
  • Performing arts
  • Duke of Edinburgh program

This note was generated from publicly available online sources (the school's website, official pages and online feedback) as at October 2026. It reflects what is said online, not an assessment by SchoolList AU or any government body, and it deliberately records only neutral and positive points. Confidence: high. Verify anything important with the school. Report an inaccuracy.

NAPLAN

School-level NAPLAN results are published by ACARA on My School under terms that do not allow them to be reproduced here. See Amity College, Prestons on My School · Why some data is missing

HSC 2025

0.84Band 6 / E4 results per Year 12 student
151Band 6 / E4 results 2025
179Year 12 students 2025
2All-round achievers 2025
7All-round achievers 2024

Last 5 years

YearBand 6 / E4 results per Year 12 studentBand 6 / E4 results
20250.84151
20240.85141
20230.71107
20220.74111
20210.95124

Counts are derived from NESA's published merit lists and exclude students who opted out of publication. The per-student figure divides each year's count by that year's Year 12 enrolment from ACARA's August census, so it is approximate. NSW law does not permit ranking schools by results, so no rank or percentile is shown.

Location and nearby schools

Straight-line distances. List every school within 5 to 50 km.

SchoolSuburbTypeDistanceICSEAStudents
William Carey Christian SchoolPrestonsIndependent k–12 / combined2.4 km1,1051,325
Malek Fahd Islamic School Hoxton ParkHoxton ParkIndependent k–12 / combined2.5 km——
St Francis Catholic CollegeEdmondson ParkCatholic k–12 / combined3.1 km1,0881,559
Thomas Hassall Anglican CollegeMiddleton GrangeIndependent k–12 / combined4.2 km1,0831,721
Al Amanah CollegeLiverpoolIndependent k–12 / combined4.3 km1,012939
Macarthur Adventist CollegeMacquarie FieldsIndependent k–12 / combined4.7 km1,051695
Minarah CollegeGreen ValleyIndependent k–12 / combined4.9 km1,0141,129
All Saints Catholic CollegeLiverpoolCatholic k–12 / combined5.2 km1,0382,138

Schools with a similar ICSEA in NSW

Same sector and type, ICSEA within 25 points. This is the comparison that separates teaching from postcode.

SchoolSuburbTypeStudentsICSEA
Al-Faisal College - LiverpoolAustralIndependent k–12 / combined · K-121,5731,097
Cape Byron Rudolf Steiner SchoolByron BayIndependent k–12 / combined · K-123821,097
Georges River GrammarGeorges HallIndependent k–12 / combined · K-129331,095
The Armidale SchoolArmidaleIndependent k–12 / combined · K-126251,097
Nowra Anglican CollegeBomaderryIndependent k–12 / combined · K-121,1521,094
Shellharbour Anglican CollegeDunmoreIndependent k–12 / combined · K-129811,099

About this data

Figures are from the latest published datasets and can lag the school by a year. Confirm enrolment rules and catchment boundaries with the school or department before relying on them.