Exclusive analysis by News Corp has revealed Australia\u2019s top private primary school is the prestigious all-boys Sydney Grammar School in Darlinghurst. <\/p>\n
The education juggernaut enjoys the nation\u2019s top year 5 NAPLAN results along with excellent attendance and small class sizes.<\/p>\n
We\u2019ve assessed more than 2000 private primary schools nationwide, taking into account year 3 and 5 NAPLAN scores, student-staff ratios, socio-educational rating and attendance level.<\/p>\n
The result is the ultimate primary school power list \u2013 celebrating the best-ranked 250 schools nationwide<\/a> and the top 100 for New South Wales<\/a>, Victoria<\/a>, South Australia<\/a> and Queensland<\/a>, top 20 for Tasmania,<\/a> and top 10 for the Northern Territory<\/a> and Geelong<\/a>.<\/p>\n Sydney Grammar is joined by elite all-girls Sydney school Abbotsleigh in second place. <\/p>\n Melbourne\u2019s Presbyterian Ladies\u2019 College and coeducational Haileybury College took out third and fourth places, with all-boys St Aloysius\u2019 College in Sydney rounding out the top five.<\/p>\n They are all combined primary and secondary schools with exceptional academic standards, high attendance levels and low student-teacher ratios.<\/p>\n Northcross Christian School in Sydney\u2019s northern suburbs is the nation\u2019s top-ranked standalone primary school in spot 16. <\/p>\n \u25a0 SEE THE FULL NATIONAL RANKINGS HERE<\/a><\/p>\n New South Wales<\/p>\n New South Wales private primary schools took out 110 places on the national top 250 list, including first and second spots, Sydney Grammar School and Abbotsleigh.<\/p>\n The majority of highly ranked NSW schools are in Sydney, but three schools outside the capital made the list. <\/p>\n See the full analysis and NSW\u2019s state top 100 list here<\/a><\/p>\n Victoria<\/p>\n There were 74 high-performing Victorian private primary schools on the national top 250 list with all-girls Presbyterian Ladies\u2019 College in Melbourne\u2019s east taking out the top spot. <\/p>\n Victoria\u2019s top-ranked standalone primary school is St Christopher\u2019s School in Glen Waverley. <\/p>\n See the full analysis and Victoria\u2019s state top 100 list here<\/a><\/p>\n Queensland<\/p>\n A total of 27 Queensland private primary schools ranked in the national top 250 list, including top-ranked coeducational Queensland school St Peters Lutheran College in Indooroopilly taking spot 45. <\/p>\n Top schools can be found across the state.<\/p>\n See the full analysis and Queensland\u2019s state top 100 list here<\/a><\/p>\n South Australia<\/p>\n There were 14 South Australian private primary schools ranking in the national top 250 list with small Dara School in Morphettville taking the state\u2019s top spot, placing 35th nationally. <\/p>\n All 14 schools on the national list are located in Adelaide, and include a mix of blue-chip and outer-suburban top performers. <\/p>\n See the full analysis and SA\u2019s state top 100 list here<\/a><\/p>\n Tasmania<\/p>\n Three Tasmanian private primary schools made it on to the national top 250 list, with John Calvin School in Launceston taking the state\u2019s top spot. <\/p>\n Zooming out to Tasmania\u2019s state top 20, schools from the north and south of the island make the list. <\/p>\n See the full analysis and Tasmania\u2019s state top 20 list here<\/a><\/p>\n Northern Territory<\/p>\n Haileybury Rendall School was the Northern Territory\u2019s only private primary school to make the national top 250 list. <\/p>\n The Territory\u2019s top 10 list includes primary schools from Darwin to Alice Springs. <\/p>\n See the full analysis and NT\u2019s top 10 list here<\/a><\/p>\n Western Australia<\/p>\n There were 18 Western Australian private primary schools in the national top 250 list, with International School of Western Australia in City Beach taking out the state\u2019s top spot.<\/p>\n The majority of WA schools are combined, including elite Christ Church Grammar School in Claremont. <\/p>\n Australian Capital Territory<\/p>\n Three ACT private primary schools made the national top 250 list with coeducational Radford College ranked number one in the territory and 180th nationally. <\/p>\n