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Castlemaine North Primary School

270 Barker Street, Castlemaine, 3450

Primary government school · North-Western Victoria · regional · 280 students (134 female, 146 male)

Measures from the 2025 Annual Report to the School Community · school number 2051 · source document · JSON

Against similar schools+2.6percentage points above its Similar Schools group, averaged across 9 measures
Parent satisfaction88.6%similar schools 78.0%
Student wellbeing77.5%4-year average; similar schools 75.5%
Students280enrolled in 2025

The Gap column is this school minus its Similar Schools group: the Department of Education's own comparison with government schools of similar intake. Positive is better, except for absence days. The headline figure averages the 9 comparable measures below.

Performance Summary

NAPLAN

MeasureThis schoolSimilar schoolsStateGap
Year 3 reading, Strong or Exceeding (2025; 76.8% over 3 years)86.1%81.1%69.5%+5.0
Year 3 numeracy, Strong or Exceeding (2025; 78.2% over 3 years)91.7%78.7%66.2%+13.0
Year 5 reading, Strong or Exceeding (2025; 90.7% over 3 years)88.1%86.8%73.9%+1.3
Year 5 numeracy, Strong or Exceeding (2025; 81.6% over 3 years)81.6%80.1%69.1%+1.5
Reading growth, Year 3 to 5 (2025)79.5%76.4%74.7%+3.1
Numeracy growth, Year 3 to 5 (2025)88.2%74.4%74.0%+13.8

Teacher judgement

MeasureThis schoolSimilar schoolsStateGap
English at or above standard, Prep-6 (2025)90.6%91.8%86.3%-1.2

Wellbeing and engagement

MeasureThis schoolSimilar schoolsStateGap
Sense of connectedness, Years 4-6 (2025; 76.1% over 4 years)76.9%75.5%77.1%+1.4
Managing bullying, Years 4-6 (2025; 78.9% over 4 years)80.3%75.9%76.4%+4.4
Average absence days, Prep-6 (2025; 19.4 over 4 years)17.820.221.5-2.4

Surveys

MeasureThis schoolSimilar schoolsStateGap
Parent satisfaction (2025)88.6%78.0%82.0%+10.6
Staff view of school climate (2025)88.2%80.6%77.4%+7.6

Enrolments at each February census

Enrolments have grown 2.0% over 5 years.

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