Kingstown Public School
Updated Oct 2026 · ACARA 2025Kingstown, New South Wales 2358 · Uralla LGA
About Kingstown Public School
Kingstown Public School is a public primary school located in Kingstown, New South Wales (2358), within the Uralla local government area. It caters for students from K to 6 and in 2025 enrolled 10 students.
Kingstown Public School has an ICSEA value of 955, indicating a socio-educational profile close to the national average of 1000. That places it in the 27th percentile of Australian schools. 0% of students come from the top socio-educational quarter and 58% from the bottom quarter.
The school employs 3 teachers (1.5 full-time equivalent) and 1 non-teaching staff.
On the Success Index, Kingstown Public School scores 25.1 out of 100. Because it has fewer than 80 students it is not included in ranking tables, where small enrolments make year-to-year comparisons unreliable.
Success Index breakdown
Each component is a percentile against schools of the same type across Australia.
- Socio-educational advantage (ICSEA) (50%)ICSEA 955
- Students in the top advantage quarter (15%)0% of students
- Teacher resourcing (students per teacher) (15%)Not available
- Enrolment growth vs local area (5 years) (10%)Not available
- ICSEA trend (5 years) (10%)+110 ICSEA points since 2020
The Success Index summarises the academic environment of a school community using official ACARA data. It is not a measure of teaching quality or student results. Read the methodology.
Student profile
Distribution of students across socio-educational advantage (SEA) quarters, plus community characteristics.
Enrolments by year level
How Kingstown Public School's 10 students are spread across year levels in 2025.
Enrolment trend
How enrolments at Kingstown Public School have changed over the past decade.
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Similar schools
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Heaton Public School
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Caniaba Public School
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Gloucester Public School
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Frequently asked questions
Is Kingstown Public School a public or private school?
Kingstown Public School is a public (government) school run by the New South Wales education department.
What year levels does Kingstown Public School offer?
Kingstown Public School offers K to 6. It is classified by ACARA as a primary school.
How many students attend Kingstown Public School?
In 2025, Kingstown Public School had 10 enrolled students (4 girls, 6 boys).
What is the ICSEA of Kingstown Public School?
Kingstown Public School has an ICSEA (Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage) of 955. The national average is 1000, so this indicates a socio-educational profile close to the national average of 1000. ICSEA reflects the school community, not teaching quality.
How many students start Kindergarten at Kingstown Public School each year?
In 2025, Kingstown Public School had 3 students in Kindergarten.
Where can I get tutoring near Kingstown Public School?
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