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Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown

Updated Oct 2026 · ACARA 2025Blacktown, New South Wales 2148 · Blacktown LGA

48.2/ 100
Success Index
Lower 50%

#288 of 539 high schools in NSW
#778 of 1,472 nationally

How is this calculated?
Students
1,014
-5% over 5 years
ICSEA
1016
54th percentile nationally
Students per teacher
13.0
78.2 FTE teachers
Year range
7-12

About Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown

Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown is a catholic boys' high school located in Blacktown, New South Wales (2148), within the Blacktown local government area. It caters for students from 7 to 12 and in 2025 enrolled 1,014 students. The school is affiliated with Catholic Schools NSW.

Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown has an ICSEA value of 1016, indicating a socio-educational profile close to the national average of 1000. That places it in the 54th percentile of Australian schools. 15% of students come from the top socio-educational quarter and 28% from the bottom quarter.

The school employs 82 teachers (78.2 full-time equivalent) and 21 non-teaching staff, giving a student-to-teacher ratio of about 13.0 to 1. Enrolments have fallen by 5% over the past five years.

On the Success Index, Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown scores 48.2 out of 100, placing it in the lower 50% of secondary schools nationally and 288th of 539 secondary schools in NSW (17th of 28 in the Blacktown area).

Success Index breakdown

Each component is a percentile against schools of the same type across Australia.

  • Socio-educational advantage (ICSEA) (50%)ICSEA 1016
  • Students in the top advantage quarter (15%)15% of students
  • Teacher resourcing (students per teacher) (15%)13.0 students per teacher
  • Enrolment growth vs local area (5 years) (10%)-5% enrolments since 2020 (area median +11%)
  • ICSEA trend (5 years) (10%)+0 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.

Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown
Bottom quarterLower middleUpper middleTop quarter
Girls
0
Boys
1,014
Language background other than English
56%
Indigenous students
7%

Enrolments by year level

How Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown's 1,014 students are spread across year levels in 2025.

Year 7 cohort
175
Year 12 cohort
159

Enrolment trend

How enrolments at Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown have changed over the past decade.

8961,0591,2222015: 1,156 students2016: 1,164 students2017: 1,137 students2018: 1,139 students2019: 1,112 students2020: 1,062 students2021: 1,018 students2022: 1,003 students2023: 1,000 students2024: 995 students2025: 1,014 students201520172019202120232025
Total enrolments by year. Source: ACARA school profile data.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown a public or private school?

Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown is a Catholic school, which makes it a non-government (private) school affiliated with Catholic Schools NSW.

What year levels does Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown offer?

Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown offers 7 to 12. It is classified by ACARA as a secondary school.

How many students attend Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown?

In 2025, Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown had 1,014 enrolled students (0 girls, 1,014 boys), a change of -5% over five years.

What is the ICSEA of Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown?

Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown has an ICSEA (Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage) of 1016. 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 does Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown rank in NSW?

Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown ranks 288th of 539 secondary schools in New South Wales on the Success Index (48.2/100), and 778th of 1,472 nationally.

What is the student-to-teacher ratio at Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown?

Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown has about 13.0 students per full-time-equivalent teacher, based on 2025 ACARA staffing data.

How big is the Year 7 cohort at Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown?

In 2025, Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown had 175 students in Year 7 and 159 in Year 12.

Is Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown co-ed?

No. Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown is a boys' school.

What other schools are near Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown?

There are 10 other schools within 15 km of Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown in our database. Scroll up to the "Nearby schools" section to compare them by Success Index, ICSEA and enrolments, or use the Compare tool.

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