How many primary schools are in Albany?

SchoolGuide.au lists 12 primary schools in Albany, Western Australia, 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 Albany, 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.

Western Australia · 6330

Browse 12 primary schools in Albany (postcode 6330), Western Australia. Sort by ICSEA, enrolment, or name and open profiles to compare.

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#	School	Sector	Level	ICSEA	Enrolment
1	Parklands School	Independent	Primary	1,063	112
2	Australian Christian College - Southlands	Independent	Combined (K–12)	1,036	987
3	Albany Primary School	Government	Primary	1,024	396
4	St Joseph's College	Catholic	Combined (K–12)	1,023	675
5	Bethel Christian School	Independent	Combined (K–12)	1,019	318
6	John Calvin School (Albany)	Independent	Combined (K–12)	1,000	169
7	Albany Senior High School	Government	Combined (K–12)	995	830
8	Flinders Park Primary School	Government	Primary	973	325
9	Yakamia Primary School	Government	Primary	968	437
10	North Albany Senior High School	Government	Combined (K–12)	959	881
11	Albany Secondary Education Support Centre	Government	Combined (K–12)	944	60
12	Mount Lockyer Primary School	Government	Primary	926	599

How many primary schools are in Albany?: SchoolGuide.au lists 12 primary schools in Albany, Western Australia, 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 Albany, 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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