Schools in City Rise, Otago (2026)
3 schools · 1,227 students · 2 state integrated, 1 state · median Equity Index (EQI) 424.
Ranked schools in City Rise
Ordered by Success Index (NZ). Rank positions shown on each profile are within New Zealand and Otago.
- 173Trinity Catholic CollegeCity Rise · State integrated Secondary (Year 7-15)Equity Index (EQI) 431 · 868 students
- 269St Joseph's Cathedral SchoolCity Rise · State integrated ContributingEquity Index (EQI) 401 · 158 students
- 362Arthur Street SchoolCity Rise · State Full PrimaryEquity Index (EQI) 424 · 201 students
| # | School | Sector | Success Index (NZ) | Equity Index (EQI) | Students |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Trinity Catholic College City Rise · Secondary (Year 7-15) · Years 7–13 | State integrated | 72.7 Top 25% | 431 | 868 |
| 2 | St Joseph's Cathedral School City Rise · Contributing · Years 1–6 | State integrated | 68.9 Top 25% | 401 | 158 |
| 3 | Arthur Street School City Rise · Full Primary · Years 1–8 | State | 61.6 Top 50% | 424 | 201 |
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best school in City Rise?
Trinity Catholic College is the highest-ranked school in City Rise with a Success Index (NZ) of 72.7 out of 100 (Top 25% of secondary (year 7-15) schools in New Zealand).
How many schools are in City Rise?
City Rise has 3 schools (1 secondary (year 7-15), 1 contributing, 1 full primary) educating 1,227 students in 2026.
What is the typical Equity Index (EQI) in City Rise?
The median Equity Index (EQI) across schools in City Rise is 424. Ministry of Education measure of socio-economic barriers faced by students; lower means fewer barriers.