Point Cook at a glance
Point Cook contains 13 schools reporting to ACARA — predominantly combined schools across the 9 Government, 4 Catholic sector mix. ICSEA values across these schools range from 1017 to 1141, with a mean of 1074 — that is the socio-educational backdrop you should keep in mind when comparing NAPLAN scores within the suburb.
1 of the 13 schools flag two or more STEM signals in their published curriculum (robotics, coding, IB MYP science, etc.).
Second-language programs visible across the suburb's schools: Indonesian, Japanese, Mandarin, Spanish.
About schools in Point Cook
Point Cook, VIC has 13 schools reporting to ACARA — a sector mix of 9 Government, 4 Catholic. By stage that is 7 Combined, 3 Secondary, 3 Primary.
Published ICSEA values across these schools range from 1017 to 1141 (mean 1074).
11-year NAPLAN trend (Year 5 mean across all suburb schools)
Schools in Point Cook
| School | Sector | Type | ICSEA | NAPLAN | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alamanda K-9 College | Government | Combined | 1141 | 536.2 (Y5) | Mandarin |
| Stella Maris Catholic Primary School | Catholic | Primary | 1101 | 515.4 (Y5) | — |
| Featherbrook P-9 College | Government | Combined | 1090 | 510.4 (Y5) | — |
| Saltwater P-9 College | Government | Combined | 1075 | 509.4 (Y5) | STEMSpanish |
| St Mary of the Cross Catholic Primary School | Catholic | Primary | 1074 | 507.4 (Y5) | — |
| Lumen Christi School | Catholic | Primary | 1098 | 505.4 (Y5) | — |
| Point Cook Prep - Year 9 College | Government | Combined | 1056 | 498.6 (Y5) | IndonesianJapanese |
| Carranballac P-9 College | Government | Combined | 1017 | 470.2 (Y5) | Japanese |
| Point Cook Senior Secondary College | Government | Secondary | 1024 | – | — |
| Carranballac P-9 College-Jamieson Way Campus | Government | Combined | – | – | — |
| Emmanuel College - Notre Dame Campus | Catholic | Secondary | – | – | — |
| Homestead Senior Secondary College | Government | Secondary | 1070 | – | — |
| Saltwater P-9 College - Coaching Parade Campus | Government | Combined | – | – | — |
NAPLAN column shows the latest-year mean across the 5 subjects for the indicated grade (Y5 for primary, Y9 for secondary). Click a school name to open it in the map view.
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Frequently asked questions
What's a good NAPLAN score for schools in Point Cook?
There is no suburb-specific official benchmark for “good”. A reasonable first read is to compare each school with the broader national range and then, more importantly, with schools at similar ICSEA. In Point Cook, some schools sit well above the national Year 5 average, but that does not automatically tell you whether they are adding more value than a lower-scoring school with a very different intake profile.
How do I check the school catchment for Point Cook?
Open a school from the table and inspect it in the map view. Where department or ACARA-linked catchment data is available, that is the best starting point. Catchment boundaries can change, though, so the cautious step is to confirm with the relevant education authority or the school before relying on it.
Which is the best primary school in Point Cook?
There is no single factual answer to that. The table is sorted by latest NAPLAN mean, which is useful for orientation, but a family could still reasonably prefer a different school because of sector, fees, language offering, learning support, distance, or culture. This page is best used to narrow the field, not to end the decision.
Suburb schools report generated by Schoogaroo from public data (ACARA / My School and state sources). Latest version: https://www.schoogaroo.com/suburbs/vic/point-cook - verify enrolment details with the school or the relevant education authority.