Compare schoolsYarra· Updated 12 September 2026· View on map

Secondary Schools in Yarra

Every secondary school in this area with the figures ACARA and VCAA publish, side by side. Sorted by ICSEA; a school with no published figure sorts last, never as a zero. Nothing here is estimated, projected or ranked.

Local school-age residents

ABS 2021 Census

Describes the area’s residents, not these schools’ families.

0–4: 3,6364.0%
5–14: 5,8946.5%
15–19: 2,5572.8%

of 90,114 residents

Government

8 schools

Median ICSEA

1049

7 of 8 published

Median VCE score

30.0

5 of 8 published

Total enrolments

4,427

7 of 8 published

What the sources record

2 of 7sit at or above ICSEA 1100 (1 have no published ICSEA).
5 of 8have a median study score published by VCAA.
1 schoolhad the median study score withheld by VCAA — shown as not published, never as zero.
4 of 8are recorded by VCAA as running VCE VM — the rest are not recorded either way.
4 of 8appear in the On Track destinations survey, which is voluntary — the rest did not respond.

School	ICSEA	VCE median	40+	Students/teacher	Enrolments	Programs
Princes Hill Secondary College Princes Hill · Government	1152	32.0	8.1%	13.6	862	VCE VM
Melbourne Girls College Richmond · Government	1142	32.0	12.1%	14.2	1,531
Fitzroy High School Fitzroy North · Government	1086	29.0	5.4%	11.0	431	VCE VM
Richmond High School Richmond · Government	1049	30.0	4.9%	10.6	476
Collingwood College Collingwood · Government	1022	28.0	2.6%	10.5	691	VCE VM
Bindjiroo Yaluk Community School Richmond · Government	1021	Not published	Not published	4.1	79	VCE VM
Collingwood English Language School Collingwood · Government	906	Not published	Not published	5.7	357
Victorian School Of Languages Collingwood · Government	Not published	Not published	Not published	Not published	Not published

8 schools. Every figure is reproduced as its publisher reported it; a blank is a figure nobody published, never a zero. ACARA 2025. ICSEA is a socio-educational index describing a school’s student community, not a measure of its quality. The national average is 1000.

Attendance benchmark

Attendance rate85.9%

Students attending 90% or more50.5%

Government schools, Years 7-10, 2025. ACARA publishes attendance by abs-remoteness-area x sector, not by school — this describes Major Cities (20 schools), not any one school in it.

Fee-charging

5 schools

Median ICSEA

1110

4 of 5 published

Median VCE score

31.0

2 of 5 published

Total enrolments

1,513

What the sources record

2 of 4sit at or above ICSEA 1100 (1 have no published ICSEA).
2 of 5have a median study score published by VCAA.
1 of 5are recorded by VCAA as running VCE VM — the rest are not recorded either way.
1 of 5have a published fee schedule.
2 of 5appear in the On Track destinations survey, which is voluntary — the rest did not respond.

School	ICSEA	VCE median	40+	Students/teacher	Enrolments	Programs
Alphington Grammar School Alphington · Independent	1150	31.0	15.7%	10.7	679
Sophia Mundi Steiner School Abbotsford · Independent	1140	Not published	Not published	6.2	139
Academy of Mary Immaculate Fitzroy · Catholic	1079	31.0	9.8%	11.8	612	VCE VM
Melbourne Indigenous Transition School Richmond · Independent	761	Not published	Not published	5.8	42
Ignatius Learning Centre Richmond · Catholic	Not published	Not published	Not published	7.2	41

5 schools. Every figure is reproduced as its publisher reported it; a blank is a figure nobody published, never a zero. ACARA 2025. ICSEA is a socio-educational index describing a school’s student community, not a measure of its quality. The national average is 1000.

Attendance benchmark

Attendance rate91.6%

Students attending 90% or more72.6%

Independent schools, Years 7-10, 2025. ACARA publishes attendance by abs-remoteness-area x sector, not by school — this describes Major Cities (10 schools), not any one school in it.

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