Schools in Edmonton, QLD

There are 12 schools near Edmonton: 5 government, 5 Catholic and 2 independent. The average ICSEA score is 957 (national average: 1000). Total enrolments: 7,296 students.

Source: Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA), 2025.

Schools
12
Average ICSEA
957
National average 1000
Students
7,296
Government
5

Valid: 2025 school year · Source: ACARA School Profile 2025

Edmonton School Map

Edmonton, QLDValid: 2025 · Location: ACARA
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Government Catholic Independent

Select a school for its ICSEA and enrolments.

All Schools near Edmonton

  1. #1
    Trinity Anglican School
    Independent Combined · Prep-12
    1103
    ICSEA
    1,204 students
    103 teachers
    12 students per teacher
    ICSEA in the top 15% nationally
    4% Indigenous
    31% language background other than English
    School website
  2. #2
    St Gerard Majella Primary School
    Catholic Primary · Prep-6
    1035
    ICSEA
    399 students
    29 teachers
    14 students per teacher
    ICSEA in the top 38% nationally
    4% Indigenous
    12% language background other than English
    School website
  3. #3
    St Mary's Catholic College
    Catholic Secondary · 7-12
    1023
    ICSEA
    949 students
    81 teachers
    12 students per teacher
    ICSEA in the top 43% nationally
    7% Indigenous
    14% language background other than English
    School website
  4. #4
    St Therese's School
    Catholic Primary · Prep-6
    991
    ICSEA
    541 students
    45 teachers
    12 students per teacher
    ICSEA in the top 57% nationally
    15% Indigenous
    13% language background other than English
    School website
  5. #5
    MacKillop Catholic College, Mount Peter
    Catholic Combined · Prep-12
    987
    ICSEA
    1,119 students
    91 teachers
    12 students per teacher
    ICSEA in the top 59% nationally
    15% Indigenous
    13% language background other than English
    School website
  6. #6
    Isabella State School
    Government Primary · Prep-6
    899
    ICSEA
    496 students
    37 teachers
    13 students per teacher
    ICSEA in the top 90% nationally
    35% Indigenous
    36% language background other than English
    School website
  7. #7
    Bentley Park College
    Government Combined · Prep-12
    869
    ICSEA
    1,771 students
    144 teachers
    12 students per teacher
    ICSEA in the top 94% nationally
    41% Indigenous
    42% language background other than English
    School website
  8. #8
    Hambledon State School
    Government Primary · Prep-6
    865
    ICSEA
    378 students
    34 teachers
    11 students per teacher
    ICSEA in the top 94% nationally
    40% Indigenous
    29% language background other than English
    School website
  9. #9
    White Rock State School
    Government Primary · Prep-6
    837
    ICSEA
    439 students
    36 teachers
    12 students per teacher
    ICSEA in the top 96% nationally
    51% Indigenous
    36% language background other than English
    School website
  10. #10
    QCHS - Cairns Campus
    Government Secondary
  11. #11
    Holy Spirit College - Edmonton Campus
    Catholic Secondary
  12. #12
    Autism Queensland Education & Therapy Centre - Edmonton Campus
    Independent Primary

Frequently Asked Questions

How many schools are in Edmonton QLD?

There are 12 schools near Edmonton: 5 government (public), 5 Catholic, and 2 independent schools.

What is the average ICSEA score for schools in Edmonton?

The average ICSEA score for schools near Edmonton is 957. The national average is 1000. ICSEA (Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage) measures the educational advantages students bring to their studies.

What is the best school in Edmonton?

The school near Edmonton with the highest ICSEA score is Trinity Anglican School with an ICSEA of 1103 and 1,204 students.

Data: Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) 2025. ICSEA is the Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage; the national average is 1000. Shows schools within about 5 km of the centre of Edmonton.