St Patrick's Parish School
Brewarrina NSW 2839
St Patrick's Parish School is a Catholic primary school in Brewarrina, NSW from Kindergarten to Year 6 with about 37 students. Its ICSEA is 770, where the national average is 1000.
Annual report (2025) ↗ on the school's own page. About this link
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). Terms
About this school, from public sources
Drawn from public online sources: St Patrick's Parish School is a small Catholic K-6 school in the remote town of Brewarrina in north-western NSW. The Sisters of Mercy from Bourke established the school in 1894, giving it a long local history. About 37 students attend, most identifying as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, with a low student-to-teacher ratio of around 6 to 1. The school publishes newsletters and annual reports.
Often praised
- Long local history
- Very small class sizes
- Strong Aboriginal community
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NAPLAN
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Location and nearby schools
Straight-line distances. List every school within 5 to 50 km.
| School | Suburb | Type | Distance | ICSEA | Students |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brewarrina Central School | Brewarrina | Public k–12 / combined | 0.3 km | 652 | 122 |
About this data
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