Top 1 girls' schools in Ballarat (2025)
Single-sex schools enrolling girls only (based on ACARA enrolment counts). Ranked by the Success Index from official ACARA data; 1 schools shown out of all eligible girls' schools in Ballarat.
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| # | School | Sector | Success Index | ICSEA | Students | Students : teacher |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Loreto College Ballarat · Secondary · 7-12 | Catholic | 70.1 Top 25% | 1073 | 948 | 11.1 |
There are 1 girls' schools in Ballarat eligible for this list; the top 1 are shown. Loreto College in Ballarat is ranked first with a Success Index of 70.1 and an ICSEA of 1073.
The top 1 girls' schools in Ballarat for 2025 are: 1. Loreto College (Ballarat).
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best girls school in Ballarat?
Loreto College in Ballarat ranks first among girls' schools in Ballarat with a Success Index of 70.1 out of 100 and an ICSEA of 1073.
How are girls' schools in Ballarat ranked?
Each school's Success Index combines five factors from ACARA's 2025 school profile data: ICSEA (50%), share of students in the top socio-educational quarter (15%), students per teacher (15%), five-year enrolment growth (10%) and five-year ICSEA trend (10%). Each factor is a percentile against schools of the same type nationally. Schools with fewer than 80 students are excluded.
How many public schools are in the top 100 girls' schools in Ballarat?
0 of the top 1 girls' schools in Ballarat are government schools; 1 are Catholic or independent.
Do these rankings include NAPLAN or ATAR results?
Not yet. ACARA does not publish school-level NAPLAN results in bulk, and ATAR results are released by state authorities in different formats. The Success Index uses the measures ACARA publishes for every school so that all schools are compared on identical data. Where a school publishes its own results we link to its website.