Marist College North Shore

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School TypeSecondary
Year RangeU, 7-12
Address270 MILLER STREET North Sydney NSW 2060
Phone02 9957 5000
Website http://www.monte.nsw.edu.au
GenderMale
RegionMetropolitan
Students848
Boys848
Girls0
ICSEA Value1127
Aus. Average1000
Finances per student$16,664
Aus. Average per student$17,550
Australian Government48%
State/Territory Government17%
Fees, parent contributions etc28%
Others6%
School Ranking History for Marist College North Shore
2015 2014 2013
NAPLAN (Secondary) N/A N/A N/A
HSC N/A N/A N/A
Student Distribution for Marist College North Shore
Total Enrollments (Approx): 847; Full Time Student Teacher Ratio: 14.6/1
ICSEA Score: 1127;
Students of Non-English Speaking Background in 2015 NAPLAN tests: 24%
Bottom Quarter Middle Quarters Top Quarter
Student Distribution 2% 12% 29% 57%
Australian Average 25% 25% 25% 25%
Total Enrollments (Approx): 837; Full Time Student Teacher Ratio: 14.9/1
ICSEA Score: 1123;
Students of Non-English Speaking Background in 2014 NAPLAN tests: 20%
Bottom Quarter Middle Quarters Top Quarter
Student Distribution 3% 11% 29% 57%
Australian Average 25% 25% 25% 25%
Total Enrollments (Approx): 822; Full Time Student Teacher Ratio: 15.3/1
Student Attendence Rate: 94%
ICSEA Score: 1127;
Students of Non-English Speaking Background in 2013 NAPLAN tests: 22%
Bottom Quarter Middle Quarters Top Quarter
Student Distribution 3% 11% 29% 57%
Australian Average 25% 25% 25% 25%
Total Enrollments (Approx): 783; Full Time Student Teacher Ratio: 14.8/1
Student Attendence Rate: 93%
ICSEA Score: 1131;
Students of Non-English Speaking Background in 2012 NAPLAN tests: 18%
Bottom Quarter Middle Quarters Top Quarter
Student Distribution 2% 12% 33% 52%
Australian Average 25% 25% 25% 25%
Total Enrollments (Approx): 719; Full Time Student Teacher Ratio: 14.5/1
Student Attendence Rate: 94%
ICSEA Score: 1135;
Students of Non-English Speaking Background in 2011 NAPLAN tests: 17%
Bottom Quarter Middle Quarters Top Quarter
Student Distribution 6% 9% 37% 49%
Australian Average 25% 25% 25% 25%
Total Enrollments (Approx): 665; Full Time Student Teacher Ratio: 14.9/1
Student Attendence Rate: 93%
ICSEA Score: 1133;
Students of Non-English Speaking Background in 2010 NAPLAN tests: 25%
Bottom Quarter Middle Quarters Top Quarter
Student Distribution 7% 13% 24% 56%
Australian Average 25% 25% 25% 25%
Total Enrollments (Approx): 625; Full Time Student Teacher Ratio: 14.9/1
Student Attendence Rate: 88%
ICSEA Score: 1167;
Students of Non-English Speaking Background in 2009 NAPLAN tests: 21%
Bottom Quarter Middle Quarters Top Quarter
Student Distribution 0% 1% 13% 86%
Australian Average 25% 25% 25% 25%
Student Distribution

2015

57%Top Quarter

  • ICSEA Score1127
  • Attendence RateN/A
  • Enrollments847
  • Non-English Speaking24%
  • Top Quarter57%
  • Middle Top Quarter29%
  • Middle Bottom Quarter12%
  • Bottom Quarter2%

2014

57%Top Quarter

  • ICSEA Score1123
  • Attendence RateN/A
  • Enrollments837
  • Non-English Speaking20%
  • Top Quarter57%
  • Middle Top Quarter29%
  • Middle Bottom Quarter11%
  • Bottom Quarter3%

2013

57%Top Quarter

  • ICSEA Score1127
  • Attendence Rate94%
  • Enrollments822
  • Non-English Speaking22%
  • Top Quarter57%
  • Middle Top Quarter29%
  • Middle Bottom Quarter11%
  • Bottom Quarter3%

2012

52%Top Quarter

  • ICSEA Score1131
  • Attendence Rate93%
  • Enrollments783
  • Non-English Speaking18%
  • Top Quarter52%
  • Middle Top Quarter33%
  • Middle Bottom Quarter12%
  • Bottom Quarter2%

2011

49%Top Quarter

  • ICSEA Score1135
  • Attendence Rate94%
  • Enrollments719
  • Non-English Speaking17%
  • Top Quarter49%
  • Middle Top Quarter37%
  • Middle Bottom Quarter9%
  • Bottom Quarter6%

2010

56%Top Quarter

  • ICSEA Score1133
  • Attendence Rate93%
  • Enrollments665
  • Non-English Speaking25%
  • Top Quarter56%
  • Middle Top Quarter24%
  • Middle Bottom Quarter13%
  • Bottom Quarter7%

2009

86%Top Quarter

  • ICSEA Score1167
  • Attendence Rate88%
  • Enrollments625
  • Non-English Speaking21%
  • Top Quarter86%
  • Middle Top Quarter13%
  • Middle Bottom Quarter1%
  • Bottom Quarter0%
NAPLAN Ranking - Secondary Schools
2009

Rank 160th Secondary Schools In NSW

  • Overall 67
  • Reading 66
  • Writing 61
  • Language 66
  • Numeracy 74
2010

Rank 177th Secondary Schools In NSW

  • Overall 65
  • Reading 69
  • Writing 56
  • Language 67
  • Numeracy 69
2011

Rank 146th Secondary Schools In NSW

  • Overall 69
  • Reading 73
  • Writing 60
  • Language 64
  • Numeracy 77
2012

Rank 163rd Secondary Schools In NSW

  • Overall 68
  • Reading 73
  • Writing 63
  • Language 61
  • Numeracy 72
2013

Rank 138th Secondary Schools In NSW

  • Overall 71
  • Reading 72
  • Writing 70
  • Language 68
  • Numeracy 74
2014

Rank 142nd Secondary Schools In NSW

  • Overall 70
  • Reading 69
  • Writing 61
  • Language 68
  • Numeracy 79
2015

Rank 138th Secondary Schools In NSW

  • Overall 69
  • Reading 68
  • Writing 67
  • Language 64
  • Numeracy 73
HSC Ranking - High Schools
2009

Rank N/A 2009 HSC Ranking

  • Exams Sat N/A
  • DA N/A
  • DA% N/A
  • All Rounders% N/A
  • FIC N/A
2010

Rank 96th 2010 hsc Ranking

  • Exams Sat 506
  • DA 79
  • DA% 15.6
  • All Rounders% 0.4
  • FIC 0
2011

Rank N/A 2011 HSC Ranking

  • Exams Sat N/A
  • DA N/A
  • DA% N/A
  • All Rounders% N/A
  • FIC N/A
2012

Rank 214th 2012 hsc Ranking

  • Exams Sat 776
  • DA 19
  • DA% 2.4
  • All Rounders% 0.1
  • FIC 0
2013

Rank 221st 2013 hsc Ranking

  • Exams Sat 653
  • DA 44
  • DA% 6.7
  • All Rounders% 0.0
  • FIC 0
2014

Rank 173rd 2014 hsc Ranking

  • Exams Sat 682
  • DA 58
  • DA% 8.5
  • All Rounders% 0.1
  • FIC 0
2015

Rank 180th 2015 hsc Ranking

  • Exams Sat 636
  • DA 56
  • DA% 8.8
  • All Rounders% 0.0
  • FIC 0

Message from the Principal

Through providing personal care and attention at Marist, we seek to promote these attributes and develop the student's sense of confidence and esteem. We believe that this is best achieved in a strong community setting. Deliberate efforts are made to nurture a family spirit within the school, so that each boy is welcomed, affirmed and supported.

Jesus Christ is central to the life of the school. He is presented to the boys as the model of human life and faith, someone who they should emulate and follow. His values are the foundation of the school's policies and operations. His message of love and compassion is the basis of the attitudes and outlook we challenge the boys to develop.

With the support and cooperation of the family, Marist seeks to provide an integrated and comprehensive program that, for every student, promotes faith, encourages excellence, engenders responsibility and develops respect and dignity.

- Br Peter Corr (Principal).

About the College

For 125 years, Marist education has helped form boys from the North Shore area into young men who are good Christians and responsible citizens through a comprehensive, quality education in a nurturing community of over 800 students, preparing these boys for an adult life.

Marist has a strong emphasis on all key learning areas, which extends to a broad curriculum for its senior students. The college also offers extension programs and support classes. There is a formalised Gifted and Talented Program, which empowers our academically gifted students to perform and achieve at the highest level through projects run by such partners as the CSIRO. Marist also encourages all students to broaden their skills in co-curricular activities such as drama, music, debating and public speaking, and hospitality, with our commercial class kitchens on campus.

Given our long standing and proud sporting tradition, Marist continues to offer internal, competitive and representative opportunities to all students and believes it is an important facet of the curriculum promoting collaboration, determination and cooperation amongst students.

Recently established vertical tutor groups have enabled a valuable Peer Support Scheme and an effective Mentoring and Leadership Program, which enables senior students to interact with and assist the junior students, ensuring continued pastoral care in addition to the strong support network provided by staff at Marist. Students are exposed to social outreach programs with a key emphasis on community support through the work of many charitable Christian organisations. Furthermore, through the college’s immersion program, senior students travel to less fortunate countries to aid children who suffer from poverty and disability.

At Marist College North Shore, we encourage the family spirit and unity. It is the college’s ultimate aim that, at the conclusion of Year 12, the student takes away with them much more than an exam mark.

Key Facts

Costs

Year 10 are $4,300
Year 12 are $4,650

Uniform

The uniform is compulsory and enforced

Size

860 students all in secondary (Big)
130 in Year 12

Overview of the Curriculum

Math classes are streamed.
English classes are streamed.

Languages: French

Overview of senior secondary subjects

LOTE taught to Unit 4 level: French

Activities and Support

3 music options; 22 sporting activities; 45 other clubs or activities; 15 support staff.

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