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Top 43 fastest-growing schools in Launceston (2025)

Established schools (100+ students five years ago, 200+ today) whose enrolments have grown the most over the past five years, a strong signal of parent demand. Ordered by the measure shown, with the Success Index for context; 43 schools shown out of all eligible fastest-growing schools in Launceston.

  1. 1
    33
    Cressy District High SchoolCressy · Government Combined5-yr growth: +39%
  2. 2
    40
    Prospect High SchoolProspect · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +26%
  3. 3
    37
    Perth Primary SchoolPerth · Government Primary5-yr growth: +19%
  4. 4
    77
    Scotch Oakburn CollegeNewstead · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +17%
  5. 5
    64
    Launceston Christian SchoolRiverside · Independent Combined5-yr growth: +16%
  6. 6
    31
    Beaconsfield Primary SchoolBeaconsfield · Government Primary5-yr growth: +9%
  7. 7
    42
    Summerdale Primary SchoolSummerhill · Government Primary5-yr growth: +7%
  8. 8
    59
    St Patrick's CollegeProspect Vale · Catholic Secondary5-yr growth: +7%
  9. 9
    27
    Exeter High SchoolExeter · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +6%
  10. 10
    41
    Launceston CollegeLaunceston · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +5%
  11. 11
    29
    East Tamar Primary SchoolMayfield · Government Primary5-yr growth: +3%
  12. 12
    39
    Youngtown Primary SchoolYoungtown · Government Primary5-yr growth: +2%
  13. 13
    14
    Brooks High SchoolRocherlea · Government Secondary5-yr growth: +2%
  14. 14
    51
    St Thomas More's Catholic SchoolNewstead · Catholic Primary5-yr growth: +1%
  15. 15
    50
    Hagley Farm Primary SchoolHagley · Government Primary5-yr growth: -1%
  16. 16
    56
    Glen Dhu Primary SchoolSouth Launceston · Government Primary5-yr growth: -2%
  17. 17
    32
    St Helens District High SchoolSt Helens · Government Combined5-yr growth: -2%
  18. 18
    42
    St Finn Barr's Catholic Primary SchoolInvermay · Catholic Primary5-yr growth: -3%
  19. 19
    50
    Sacred Heart Catholic SchoolLaunceston · Catholic Primary5-yr growth: -3%
  20. 20
    62
    East Launceston Primary SchoolEast Launceston · Government Primary5-yr growth: -5%
  21. 21
    28
    South George Town Primary SchoolGeorge Town · Government Primary5-yr growth: -5%
  22. 22
    35
    Kings Meadows High SchoolKings Meadows · Government Secondary5-yr growth: -5%
  23. 23
    65
    Launceston Church Grammar SchoolMowbray · Independent Combined5-yr growth: -7%
  24. 24
    29
    Longford Primary SchoolLongford · Government Primary5-yr growth: -8%
  25. 25
    23
    Ravenswood Heights Primary SchoolRavenswood · Government Primary5-yr growth: -9%
  26. 26
    56
    West Launceston Primary SchoolWest Launceston · Government Primary5-yr growth: -11%
  27. 27
    30
    Mowbray Heights Primary SchoolMowbray · Government Primary5-yr growth: -12%
  28. 28
    58
    Punchbowl Primary SchoolNewstead · Government Primary5-yr growth: -13%
  29. 29
    31
    Deloraine High SchoolDeloraine · Government Secondary5-yr growth: -13%
  30. 30
    50
    Riverside Primary SchoolRiverside · Government Primary5-yr growth: -13%
  31. 31
    31
    Invermay Primary SchoolInvermay · Government Primary5-yr growth: -14%
  32. 32
    21
    Scottsdale High SchoolScottsdale · Government Secondary5-yr growth: -15%
  33. 33
    29
    Deloraine Primary SchoolDeloraine · Government Primary5-yr growth: -16%
  34. 34
    35
    Queechy High SchoolNorwood · Government Secondary5-yr growth: -16%
  35. 35
    48
    Norwood Primary SchoolNorwood · Government Primary5-yr growth: -18%
  36. 36
    39
    Exeter Primary SchoolExeter · Government Primary5-yr growth: -19%
  37. 37
    47
    Riverside High SchoolRiverside · Government Secondary5-yr growth: -19%
  38. 38
    55
    Trevallyn Primary SchoolTrevallyn · Government Primary5-yr growth: -20%
  39. 39
    22
    Port Dalrymple SchoolGeorge Town · Government Combined5-yr growth: -20%
  40. 40
    31
    Newstead CollegeNewstead · Government Secondary5-yr growth: -20%
  41. 41
    30
    Scottsdale Primary SchoolScottsdale · Government Primary5-yr growth: -21%
  42. 42
    32
    Lilydale District SchoolLilydale · Government Combined5-yr growth: -24%
  43. 43
    31
    St Marys District SchoolSt Marys · Government Combined5-yr growth: -30%

There are 43 fastest-growing schools in Launceston eligible for this list; the top 43 are shown. Cressy District High School in Cressy is ranked first (5-yr growth: +39%). 36 of the top 43 are government schools and 7 are Catholic or independent; the median ICSEA across the list is 958.

The top 10 fastest-growing schools in Launceston for 2025 are: 1. Cressy District High School (Cressy); 2. Prospect High School (Prospect); 3. Perth Primary School (Perth); 4. Scotch Oakburn College (Newstead); 5. Launceston Christian School (Riverside); 6. Beaconsfield Primary School (Beaconsfield); 7. Summerdale Primary School (Summerhill); 8. St Patrick's College (Prospect Vale); 9. Exeter High School (Exeter); 10. Launceston College (Launceston).

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best fastest growing school in Launceston?

Cressy District High School in Cressy ranks first among fastest-growing schools in Launceston with a Success Index of 32.6 out of 100 and an ICSEA of 936.

How are fastest-growing schools in Launceston ranked?

Established schools (100+ students five years ago, 200+ today) whose enrolments have grown the most over the past five years, a strong signal of parent demand. Only schools eligible for the Success Index (ICSEA published, 80+ students, not a special school) are included; the Success Index is shown alongside for context.

How many public schools are in the top 100 fastest-growing schools in Launceston?

36 of the top 43 fastest-growing schools in Launceston are government schools; 7 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.