WHEATBELT · Outer Regional
Department of Education Western Australia
ICSEA
1,000
About average
Students
146
Small (<200 students)
Student ratio
11.8:1
students per teacher
Community
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Decision Index
Average
strong staffing vs peers · mid-range community context
55% school environment · 45% community context · ACARA + ABS + WA Police verified data
Full methodology →Staffing, stability, and resourcing from ACARA School Profile.
Student–teacher ratio
11.8:1
Score 88
More staff per student than 88% of 77 like-schools (ICSEA ±50).
Source: ACARA School Profile 2025; peer group ICSEA ±50
Staffing trend (5yr)
0% ratio change
Score 70
Student–teacher ratio has been relatively stable.
Source: ACARA School Profile 2008–2025
Enrolment stability (5yr)
+16.8%
Score 68
Enrolments have grown over five years.
Source: ACARA School Profile 2008–2025
Teaching staff share
27.5% teaching FTE
Score 2
Higher share of FTE staff in teaching roles than 2% of WA schools.
Source: ACARA School Profile 2025
Area socio-educational profile — context for who lives nearby, not teaching quality.
ICSEA community advantage
1000
Score 47
Community socio-educational advantage at the 47th percentile among WA secondary schools. Context only — not a measure of teaching quality.
Source: ACARA School Profile 2025
ICSEA trend (5yr)
-0.3%
Score 70
Community ICSEA has been relatively stable.
Source: ACARA School Profile 2008–2025
Housing & economic resources
IER 950 (decile 2)
Score 14
Economic resources index higher than 14% of WA postcode areas (ABS SEIFA IER). Proxy for housing affordability context.
Source: ABS SEIFA 2021 — Postal Area (POA), Index of Economic Resources (IER)
Area safety (police district)
440.2 / 100k
Score 60
Great Southern District — lower offence rate than 60% of WA police districts (selected offences, FY to date). District-level indicator, not suburb-specific.
Source: WA Police Force — Crime Statistics 2024-25 (Financial Year to Date)
Who your child learns with — descriptive cohort data, not included in the Decision Index.
LBOTE students
1.0%
1th pct (WA)
1.0% LBOTE — higher than 1% of WA secondary schools. Descriptive cohort data, not a quality rating.
Source: ACARA School Profile 2025
Indigenous students
5.0%
51th pct (WA)
5.0% Indigenous enrolment — cohort composition relative to WA schools.
Source: ACARA School Profile 2025
Top SEA quarter
10.0%
48th pct (WA)
10.0% of students from the top socio-educational advantage quarter — who your child learns alongside.
Source: ACARA School Profile 2025
Planned external data (not yet integrated)
We do not show scores for housing or crime until verified open datasets are joined.
Legacy Swan Score (ICSEA 70% + LBOTE 30%): 62 — still available for filtering.
Key facts from ACARA 2025 and historical trends — use alongside school visits and My School NAPLAN.
1000
11.8:1
146
Small (<200 students) — 146 students enrolled in 2025.
ACARA School Profile 2025
Student-teacher ratio of 11.8:1 — more staff per student than 88% of 77 like-schools (similar ICSEA background).
ACARA 2025, peer group analysis
Enrolments have grown — +17% over 5 years (+21 students).
ACARA School Profile 2008–2025
NAPLAN score history is on My School (ACARA). School-level bulk NAPLAN is not in the free download — we link to the official source.
ACARA My School
ICSEA 1000 — compare NAPLAN progress against 77 like-schools on My School for fair academic context.
ACARA ICSEA methodology
Located in Outer Regional — WHEATBELT education region.
ACARA School Location 2025
NAPLAN & attendance: View on My School →
ICSEA (SES index)
1000
Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage (500–1300+). Higher means students typically come from more advantaged backgrounds — use for like-school comparisons, not as a quality score.
5-year change vs 2020 · 2010–2025
ICSEA percentile
47
This school's ICSEA rank among all Australian schools (0–100). Higher = higher relative advantage.
5-year change vs 2020 · 2010–2025
Student–teacher ratio
11.8:1
Students per full-time equivalent teacher. Lower usually means smaller class sizes and more staff attention.
5-year change vs 2020 · 2010–2025
Enrolments
146
Total student headcount over time. Shows whether the school is growing or shrinking.
5-year change vs 2020 · 2010–2025
Indigenous students
5.0%
Share of students who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander.
5-year change vs 2020 · 2010–2025
LBOTE students
1.0%
Share of students with a language background other than English. LBOTE = Language Background Other Than English (ACARA).
5-year change vs 2020 · 2014–2025
Top SEA quarter
10.0%
Share of students in the most socio-educationally advantaged quarter at this school (ACARA SEA quartiles).
5-year change vs 2020 · 2012–2025
Source: ACARA School Profile 2008–2025. Trend badges show factual up/down vs ~5 years ago.
Share of students per quarter
WA government primary schools have defined local intake areas. Use Catchment Atlas to see boundaries on a map and check your address.
Boundaries sourced from WA Department of Education Schools Online
ICSEA ±50, same school type (ACARA like-schools approach)
Like-schools in WA
77
ICSEA 950–1050
This school ratio
11.8:1
Better than 88% of peers
Peer average ratio
13.7:1
Avg 939 students
Closest like-schools
For NAPLAN progress against similar-background students, check My School student progress data. That is the fairest academic comparison ACARA provides.
ACARA 2008–2025
+21 students since 2010
ACARA School Profile 2008–2025 · annual enrolments
ACARA 2025
146
total
Within 15 km — straight-line distance
Same type, closest ICSEA score
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