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South Melbourne Park Primary School

29 Albert Park Drive South, Albert Park, 3206

Primary government school · South-Eastern Victoria · metropolitan · 397 students (196 female, 200 male) · 24.0% with English as an additional language

www.southmelbparkps.vic.edu.au

Measures from the 2025 Annual Report to the School Community · school number 5562 · source document · JSON

Against similar schools-4.4percentage points below its Similar Schools group, averaged across 10 measures
Parent satisfaction68.3%similar schools 77.3%
Student wellbeing73.4%4-year average; similar schools 77.2%
Students397enrolled 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 10 comparable measures below.

Performance Summary

NAPLAN

MeasureThis schoolSimilar schoolsStateGap
Year 3 reading, Strong or Exceeding (2025; 79.6% over 3 years)84.6%79.1%69.5%+5.5
Year 3 numeracy, Strong or Exceeding (2025; 79.1% over 3 years)78.8%78.4%66.2%+0.4
Year 5 reading, Strong or Exceeding (2025; 86.4% over 3 years)93.3%85.1%73.9%+8.2
Year 5 numeracy, Strong or Exceeding (2025; 76.1% over 3 years)79.0%80.3%69.1%-1.3
Reading growth, Year 3 to 5 (2025)64.2%78.7%74.7%-14.5
Numeracy growth, Year 3 to 5 (2025)61.1%77.4%74.0%-16.3

Teacher judgement

MeasureThis schoolSimilar schoolsStateGap
English at or above standard, Prep-6 (2025)87.3%91.1%86.3%-3.8
Mathematics at or above standard, Prep-6 (2025)90.7%89.7%84.2%+1.0

Wellbeing and engagement

MeasureThis schoolSimilar schoolsStateGap
Sense of connectedness, Years 4-6 (2025; 76.6% over 4 years)76.1%78.0%77.1%-1.9
Managing bullying, Years 4-6 (2025; 70.3% over 4 years)67.1%76.7%76.4%-9.6
Average absence days, Prep-6 (2025; 20.7 over 4 years)19.919.421.5+0.5

Surveys

MeasureThis schoolSimilar schoolsStateGap
Parent satisfaction (2025)68.3%77.3%82.0%-9.0
Staff view of school climate (2025)81.5%77.3%77.4%+4.2

Enrolments at each February census

Enrolments have grown 57.4% over 5 years.

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