How many primary schools are in St Albans?

SchoolGuide.au lists 13 primary schools in St Albans, Victoria, based on official ACARA and state open data.

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This page shows primary schools only. Switch to the full suburb page for every active school in St Albans, 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.

Victoria · 3021

Browse 13 primary schools in St Albans (postcode 3021), Victoria. Sort by ICSEA, enrolment, or name and open profiles to compare.

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3021

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#	School	Sector	Level	ICSEA	Enrolment
1	University Park Primary School	Government	Primary	999	229
2	St Albans Meadows Primary School	Government	Primary	984	425
3	Holy Eucharist School	Catholic	Primary	972	548
4	Victoria University Secondary College	Government	Combined (K–12)	967	1,350
5	Kings Park Primary School	Government	Primary	966	367
6	St Albans Secondary College	Government	Combined (K–12)	962	1,715
7	St Albans Primary School	Government	Primary	955	256
8	Sacred Heart School	Catholic	Primary	953	282
9	St Albans East Primary School	Government	Primary	951	354
10	St Albans Heights Primary School	Government	Primary	950	213
11	St Albans North Primary School	Government	Primary	950	164
12	Catholic Regional College St Albans	Catholic	Combined (K–12)	932	582
13	Stevensville Primary School	Government	Primary	930	185

How many primary schools are in St Albans?: SchoolGuide.au lists 13 primary schools in St Albans, Victoria, based on official ACARA and state open data.
How is this list filtered?: This page shows primary schools only. Switch to the full suburb page for every active school in St Albans, 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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