How many government schools are in Blacktown?

SchoolGuide.au lists 13 government schools in Blacktown, New South Wales, based on official ACARA and state open data.

How is this list filtered?

This page shows government schools only. Switch to the full suburb page for every active school in Blacktown, or use other sector and level filters.

No. ICSEA describes socio-educational advantage of the school community, not teaching quality. Use it as context when comparing similar schools.

New South Wales · 2148

Browse 13 government schools in Blacktown (postcode 2148), New South Wales. Sort by ICSEA, enrolment, or name and open profiles to compare.

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Postcode

2148

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#	School	Sector	Level	ICSEA	Enrolment
1	Blacktown Boys High School	Government	Secondary	1,053	898
2	Blacktown Girls High School	Government	Secondary	1,046	1,080
3	Blacktown North Public School	Government	Primary	1,042	354
4	Blacktown South Public School	Government	Primary	1,042	936
5	Marayong South Public School	Government	Primary	1,010	286
6	Shelley Public School	Government	Primary	1,001	435
7	Walters Road Public School	Government	Primary	997	523
8	Blacktown West Public School	Government	Primary	992	443
9	Lynwood Park Public School	Government	Primary	988	223
10	Marayong Public School	Government	Primary	981	557
11	Mitchell High School	Government	Secondary	978	876
12	Evans High School	Government	Secondary	935	815
13	Coreen School	Government	Unknown level	845	56

How many government schools are in Blacktown?: SchoolGuide.au lists 13 government schools in Blacktown, New South Wales, based on official ACARA and state open data.
How is this list filtered?: This page shows government schools only. Switch to the full suburb page for every active school in Blacktown, or use other sector and level filters.
Is sorting by ICSEA a league table?: No. ICSEA describes socio-educational advantage of the school community, not teaching quality. Use it as context when comparing similar schools.

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