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Pleasant Hills, NSW, 2658
13 students enrolled
Benchmarks against nearby schools and similar peers (New South Wales government primary) using ICSEA, enrolments, staffing, and student background data.
ICSEA
21%
920 · Higher than 21% of peers
Enrolment
6%
13 · Smaller than 94% of peers
Students per FTE teacher
91%
8.7 · Fewer than 91% of peers
19 (2008) → 13 (2025) · -31.6%
Peer median change: -2.8%
Program and context details. Student and staffing benchmarks are in How this school compares above.
This school: 920 · higher than 21% of peers
vs Postcode 2658(2 schools)
52 below average
vs New South Wales government primary(1,601 schools)
68 below average
This school: 13 (2025) · smaller than 94% of peers
vs Postcode 2658(2 schools)
43 below average
vs New South Wales government primary(1,601 schools)
269 below average
This school: 8.7 (2025) · fewer than 91% of peers
vs Postcode 2658(2 schools)
3.5 below average
vs New South Wales government primary(1,601 schools)
5.2 below average
This school: 23% (2025)
vs Postcode 2658(2 schools)
10 pts above average
vs New South Wales government primary(1,601 schools)
9 pts above average
This school: 0% (2025)
vs Postcode 2658(2 schools)
none reported
vs New South Wales government primary(1,601 schools)
none reported
This school: 3% (2025) · higher than 21% of peers
vs Postcode 2658(2 schools)
1.5 pts below average
vs New South Wales government primary(1,592 schools)
14.4 pts below average
This school: 51% (2025) · more than 74% of peers
vs Postcode 2658(2 schools)
12.5 pts above average
vs New South Wales government primary(1,592 schools)
15 pts above average
This school: 2 (2025)
vs Postcode 2658(2 schools)
4 below average
vs New South Wales government primary(1,601 schools)
18 below average
This school: 2 (2025)
vs Postcode 2658(2 schools)
3 below average
vs New South Wales government primary(1,601 schools)
17 below average
This school: 117 (0) · more than 66% of peers
vs New South Wales government primary(1,595 schools)
22 above average
Peer group = same state, sector, and education level. ICSEA describes socio-educational advantage of the school community, not school quality. Indigenous and LBOTE shares are context only (shown in the detail comparisons below, not as ranking tiles). Each comparison shows this school and the group average as two bars on one shared scale.
Offers: one year before year 1, year 1, year 2, year 3, year 4, year 5, year 6