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Glenroy College

Updated Oct 2026 · ACARA 2025Glenroy, Victoria 3046 · Merri-bek LGA

39.4/ 100
Success Index
Lower 50%

#284 of 348 high schools in VIC
#970 of 1,472 nationally

How is this calculated?
Students
454
+7% over 5 years
ICSEA
931
18th percentile nationally
Students per teacher
8.6
52.2 FTE teachers
Year range
7-12

About Glenroy College

Glenroy College is a public high school located in Glenroy, Victoria (3046), within the Merri-bek local government area. It caters for students from 7 to 12 and in 2025 enrolled 454 students (143 girls and 311 boys).

Glenroy College has an ICSEA value of 931, indicating below-average socio-educational advantage. That places it in the 18th percentile of Australian schools. 4% of students come from the top socio-educational quarter and 63% from the bottom quarter.

The school employs 64 teachers (52.2 full-time equivalent) and 43 non-teaching staff, giving a student-to-teacher ratio of about 8.6 to 1. Enrolments have grown by 7% over the past five years.

On the Success Index, Glenroy College scores 39.4 out of 100, placing it in the lower 50% of secondary schools nationally and 284th of 348 secondary schools in VIC (7th of 7 in the Merri-bek area).

VCE results (2025)

Published by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority. Study scores range from 0 to 50 with a state mean of 30; a score of 40 or above is in roughly the top 9% statewide.

Median study score
22
+3 vs 2024
Study scores 40+
0%
Unchanged from 2024
VCE students
81
Enrolled in at least one VCE study
VCE completion
98%
51.9% applied for tertiary places
Results reflect the students who sat the VCE in 2025 and are not adjusted for intake. Schools with fewer than four students in a measure are suppressed by VCAA. See top VCE schools in Victoria.

Success Index breakdown

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

  • Socio-educational advantage (ICSEA) (50%)ICSEA 931
  • Students in the top advantage quarter (15%)4% of students
  • Teacher resourcing (students per teacher) (15%)8.6 students per teacher
  • Enrolment growth vs local area (5 years) (10%)+7% enrolments since 2020 (area median +5%)
  • ICSEA trend (5 years) (10%)+14 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.

Glenroy College
Bottom quarterLower middleUpper middleTop quarter
Girls
143
Boys
311
Language background other than English
79%
Indigenous students
1%

Enrolments by year level

How Glenroy College's 454 students are spread across year levels in 2025.

Year 7 cohort
89
Year 12 cohort
53

Enrolment trend

How enrolments at Glenroy College have changed over the past decade.

3834495152015: 490 students2016: 459 students2017: 461 students2018: 488 students2019: 431 students2020: 426 students2021: 435 students2022: 436 students2023: 431 students2024: 438 students2025: 454 students201520172019202120232025
Total enrolments by year. Source: ACARA school profile data.

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Schools near Glenroy College

Closest schools by straight-line distance, with their Success Index.

Similar schools

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Frequently asked questions

Is Glenroy College a public or private school?

Glenroy College is a public (government) school run by the Victoria education department.

What year levels does Glenroy College offer?

Glenroy College offers 7 to 12. It is classified by ACARA as a secondary school.

How many students attend Glenroy College?

In 2025, Glenroy College had 454 enrolled students (143 girls, 311 boys), a change of 7% over five years.

What is the ICSEA of Glenroy College?

Glenroy College has an ICSEA (Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage) of 931. The national average is 1000, so this indicates below-average socio-educational advantage. ICSEA reflects the school community, not teaching quality.

How does Glenroy College rank in VIC?

Glenroy College ranks 284th of 348 secondary schools in Victoria on the Success Index (39.4/100), and 970th of 1,472 nationally.

What is the student-to-teacher ratio at Glenroy College?

Glenroy College has about 8.6 students per full-time-equivalent teacher, based on 2025 ACARA staffing data.

What are the VCE results at Glenroy College?

In 2025, Glenroy College recorded a median VCE study score of 22 with 0% of study scores at 40 or above, from 81 students enrolled in at least one VCE study. Source: VCAA Senior Secondary Completion and Achievement Information.

How big is the Year 7 cohort at Glenroy College?

In 2025, Glenroy College had 89 students in Year 7 and 53 in Year 12.

Is Glenroy College co-ed?

Yes. Glenroy College is a co-educational school enrolling both girls and boys.

What other schools are near Glenroy College?

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

Where can I get tutoring near Glenroy College?

The closest Success Tutoring centre is Success Tutoring Coolaroo, about 5.2 km from the school. Success Tutoring offers a free academic assessment to identify your child's strengths and learning gaps before any sessions begin.