AUCKLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS: ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT BY SCHOOL

THE UNIQUE METRO ANALYSIS 2017 THE TABLE EXPLAINED

OUR DATA
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Our data is sourced from the Ministry of
NO QUALIFICATION NCEA LEVEL 1 (OR EQUIVALENT) NCEA LEVEL 2 (OR EQUIVALENT) NCEA LEVEL 3+ (OR EQUIVALENT) Education (educationcounts.govt.nz) and
UE PASS RATES %
DEC TYPE OF SCHOOL ROLL New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA).
SCHOOL NCEA PASS RATES % (WITH CIE/IB EQUIVALENTS) -ILE 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 TR. WA
Schools that do CIE or IB were asked to supply
ACG PARNELL COLLEGE CIE P Private co-ed 1–15 495 88 92 99 92 → 93.7 19.5 their 2016 data in the initial publication run.
Where appropriate, we report any unavailable
ACG SENIOR COLLEGE CIE P Private co-ed 9-15 223 88 94 89 89 → 89.9 3.1 2016 data using 2015 data.
ACG STRATHALLAN COLLEGE CIE P Private co-ed 1–15 547 85 78 84 78 → 80.5 n/a NCEA Pass Rates data is expressed as a
ACG SUNDERLAND COLLEGE CIE P Private co-ed 1–15 156 54 69 89 83 86 ↑ 81.4 n/a percentage of all school leavers. School leaver
data is a fair and accurate way to report whole-
AUCKLAND INT'L COLLEGE IB P Private co-ed 9-15 282 94 93 98 87 ↓ 92.2 n/a school achievement, without manipulation by
DILWORTH SCHOOL P Private boys 1–15 625 70 73 61 54 68 ↓ 63.7 10.5 schools. This data was obtained from MoE.

DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR IB P Private girls 1–15 805 89 88 90 95 95 ↑ 92.7 38.4 University Entrance Pass Rates data is expressed
as a rounded percentage of Year 13 school
KING’S COLLEGE CIE P Private co-ed 9–15 1030 92 93 87 89 90 → 89.7 21.7 leavers and reflects the current year percentage.
KRISTIN SCHOOL IB P Private co-ed 1–15 868 89 91 93 90 → 91.0 7.8 This data was obtained directly from NZQA.

PINEHURST SCHOOL CIE P Private co-ed 1–15 339 84 90 92 80 79 ↓ 83.7 n/a Achievement data is based on MoE definitions:
it applies to domestic students enrolled in
ST CUTHBERT’S COLLEGE IB P Private girls 1–15 829 99 98 97 97 98 → 97.6 51.2 a school for at least 70 days; and it excludes
ST KENTIGERN COLLEGE IB P Private co-ed 7–15 1657 86 92 92 91 89 → 90.3 15.3 overseas students, short-stay students,
“Alternative Education” students, adult ESOL
students and other such special-needs
ALBANY SENIOR HIGH 10 State co-ed 9–15 768 37 64 66 65 62 ↑ 62.2 2.6
students who are not in school to gain regular
AUCKLAND GRAMMAR CIE 9 State boys 9–15 2525 78 82 83 82 → 81.9 35.9 qualifications.
BARADENE COLLEGE 9 Integ. girls 7–15 850 88 93 90 91 94 → 91.9 28.7 Analysed by Metro.
BOTANY DOWNS 9 State co-ed 9–15 1868 63 73 70 71 76 → 72.1 11.5 1 SCHOOL
All secondary schools in greater Auckland are
CARMEL COLLEGE 9 Integ. girls 7–15 774 88 87 86 84 83 → 84.8 19.7 listed, except special needs, Maori immersion
EPSOM GIRLS GRAMMAR 9 State girls 9–15 2201 76 81 81 83 81 → 81.3 16.8 and religious schools with a very small roll.
GLENDOWIE COLLEGE 10 State co-ed 9–15 1176 61 69 65 74 70 ↑ 69.5 10.8 2 NCEA PASS RATES
How to read the bar chart: The bigger the
KINGSWAY SCHOOL 9 Integ. co-ed 1–15 559 62 70 74 79 89 ↑ 79.1 4 orange and green bars and the smaller the red
LONG BAY COLLEGE 10 State co-ed 9–15 1681 53 68 65 62 70 → 65.6 7.8 and grey bars, the better the achievement of
the school.
MACLEANS COLLEGE CIE 9 State co-ed 9–15 2539 75 86 85 83 86 → 84.3 32
Use the bar charts to help you compare schools
OREWA COLLEGE 9 State co-ed 7–15 1453 46 46 63 58 70 ↑ 60.4 2
within the same and different decile groups.
RANGITOTO COLLEGE IB 10 State co-ed 9–15 3125 70 74 72 78 75 → 74.8 17.3 e.g. see Orewa College and Aoerere College
ROSMINI COLLEGE 9 Integ. boys 7–15 782 70 84 74 85 81 ↑ 80.5 19.3 In graph form, we show the highest NCEA
qualification (or equivalent — see below) gained
TAKAPUNA GRAMMAR IB 10 State co-ed 9–15 1691 66 71 62 58 60 ↓ 61.7 15.2
by all school leavers.
WESTLAKE BOYS HIGH CIE 9 State boys 9–15 2276 71 84 73 87 75 → 78.7 34.4 2016 2015
WESTLAKE GIRLS HIGH 9 State girls 9–15 2083 68 77 76 83 85 ↑ 79.9 15.4 % who left without gaining any NCEA
qualification (or equivalent).
WHANGAPARAOA COLLEGE 9 State co-ed 7–15 963 52 58 49 48 59 → 53.3 4.2
2016 2015
% who left NCEA Level 1 (or equivalent) as their
ELIM CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 8 Integ. co-ed 1–15 535 65 73 69 68 71 → 69.8 3.3
highest qualification.
GREEN BAY HIGH SCHOOL 8 State co-ed 9–15 1450 40 22 40 54 59 ↑ 47.7 2.4 2016 2015
HOWICK COLLEGE 8 State co-ed 9–15 1988 41 50 48 58 68 ↑ 57.2 6.5 % who left NCEA Level 2 (or equivalent) as their
highest qualification.
KAIPARA COLLEGE 7 State co-ed 9–15 680 31 44 41 46 49 ↑ 44.9 5.3
2016 2015
MAHURANGI COLLEGE 7 State co-ed 7–15 897 41 54 51 66 61 ↑ 57.8 3.9 % who left NCEA Level 3 (or equivalent) as their
MARIST COLLEGE 7 Integ. girls 7–15 534 68 83 87 82 68 → 77.4 4.4 highest qualification.
MT ALBERT GRAMMAR 7 State co-ed 9–15 2736 56 61 58 62 62 → 60.6 20.5 IB diploma data is included in the
NCEA Level 3 data.
NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 7 State co-ed 9–15 1080 43 58 47 54 59 ↑ 54.3 7.3
For schools offering the Cambridge (CIE)
ORMISTON SENIOR COLLEGE 7 State co-ed 9–15 486 63 68 57 59 ↓ 61.1 2.1 or International Baccalaureate (IB) exams,
PAKURANGA COLLEGE 7 State co-ed 9–15 2187 53 64 65 61 64 → 62.7 9.7 we have shown data for CIE and IB results
that is “equivalent” to NCEA, according to an
 agreement between the Ministry of Education
SACRED HEART COLLEGE 8 Integ. boys 7–15 994 67 76 81 71 80 → 76.4 14.2
and CIE schools.
SANCTA MARIA COLLEGE 7 Integ. co-ed 7–15 723 81 80 88 77 82 → 81.4 14.8 They are:
ST MARY’S COLLEGE 8 Integ. girls 7–15 702 84 88 91 83 88 → 86.8 12.2 NCEA Level 1 = IGCSE, 4 passes (A* to D);
or AS level, 1 pass.
ST PETER’S COLLEGE CIE 8 Integ. boys 7–15 999 74 79 79 60 90 → 77.3 23.6
NCEA Level 2 = CIE AS level, 4 passes (A to E),
WAIHEKE HIGH SCHOOL 7 State co-ed 7–15 362 65 76 53 53 41 ↓ 52.9 0 or A2 level, 1 pass.
NCEA Level 3 = CIE AS or A level, 7 passes (A*
WESTERN SPRINGS COLLEGE 8 State co-ed 9–15 1432 49 50 86 91 78 ↑ 77.2 12.9
to E, incl. 3 x D or better), or other recognised
AS or A qualification, or A2 level, 3 passes.
AVONDALE COLLEGE CIE 4 State co-ed 9–15 2704 48 59 56 56 50 → 53.9 5.1
Data from MoE, NZQA and schools.
BIRKENHEAD COLLEGE 6 State co-ed 9–15 664 42 50 31 49 47 ↑ 44.5 0
3 EXAM TYPE
GLENFIELD COLLEGE 6 State co-ed 9–15 507 35 34 39 36 46 ↑ 39.5 1 Schools that offer the Cambridge (CIE) or
LISTON COLLEGE 5 Integ. boys 7–15 598 64 73 72 64 66 ↓ 67.2 3.7 International Baccalaureate (IB) exams, as well
as, or instead of NCEA are noted.
LYNFIELD COLLEGE 6 State co-ed 9–15 1730 59 62 57 58 58 → 58.4 9.3
4 DECILE
MASSEY HIGH SCHOOL 4 State co-ed 9–15 1893 36 55 33 47 47 ↑ 44.6 2.5 We list the schools in decile groups that we
MT ROSKILL GRAMMAR 4 State co-ed 9–15 2075 52 58 49 47 49 ↓ 49.8 11.4 judge should have comparable outcomes. We
have separated private (independent) schools
PUKEKOHE HIGH SCHOOL 6 State co-ed 9–15 1624 36 40 49 54 52 ↑ 49.2 3.7 from other decile 10 schools as their academic
RODNEY COLLEGE 4 State co-ed 9–15 348 30 42 40 43 53 ↑ 44.7 4.1 performance is clearly different. We show the
latest deciles.
ROSEHILL COLLEGE 5 State co-ed 9–15 1827 31 40 40 41 42 → 40.3 0
5 TYPE OF SCHOOL
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE 5 State co-ed 9–15 1309 30 38 40 46 42 ↑ 41.4 9.3 For most students, Years 9-13 are the
SELWYN COLLEGE 4 State co-ed 9–15 916 41 52 58 67 62 ↑ 60.0 0.7 secondary school years. Several schools start
at Year 7 and some start at Year 1 with new
ST DOMINIC’S COLLEGE 5 Integ. girls 7–15 650 67 73 63 67 62 → 65.2 1 entrants. Some students stay in school until
WAIUKU COLLEGE 6 State co-ed 9–15 848 21 38 38 50 34 ↑ 38.6 0.9 Year 15. Data from MoE. Integ. = Integrated
(mostly Catholic and other religious schools).
ALFRISTON COLLEGE 2 State co-ed 9–15 1304 19 34 25 32 29 → 28.9 0 6 ROLL
We show the Years 9-13 roll at July 1, 2016
AORERE COLLEGE 2 State co-ed 9–15 1538 26 38 29 22 30 ↓ 28.3 0.8
(except where the school is Year 11-13). These
AUCKLAND GIRLS GRAMMAR 3 State girls 9–15 1277 52 61 47 46 46 ↓ 48.6 5.2 figures include all students and are given to
indicate the size of the school. They do not
EDGEWATER COLLEGE 2 State co-ed 9–15 650 28 44 23 26 32 → 29.9 0
reflect the exclusions we have based our data
HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL 3 State co-ed 9–15 712 19 35 34 34 40 ↑ 35.0 3.1 on (see Our Data above).
KELSTON BOYS HIGH 3 State boys 9–15 729 23 38 28 24 26 → 27.3 0 7 UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE
How to read the numbers: Four or five years’
KELSTON GIRLS COLLEGE 2 State girls 9–15 510 27 52 36 36 33 → 36.3 0.9
data is given. The trend (up, static or down) is
MARCELLIN COLLEGE 2 Integ. co-ed 7–15 472 44 67 50 49 51 → 52.2 1.2 shown with an arrow. The Weighted Average
ONE TREE HILL COLLEGE 3 State co-ed 9–15 1047 22 35 20 29 34 ↑ 29.2 2.1 is given, with the weighting favouring more
recent results.
ONEHUNGA HIGH SCHOOL 3 State co-ed 9–15 1144 24 45 40 39 40 → 39.5 3.4
Outstanding achievement within the
PAPATOETOE HIGH SCHOOL 3 State co-ed 9–15 1496 29 38 30 37 40 ↑ 36.3 0.7 decile
100% group. 0%
ST PAUL’S COLLEGE 2 Integ. boys 7–15 180 28 20 18 20 50 ↑ 30.2 22.2
WAITAKERE COLLEGE 3 State co-ed 9–15 1282 21 27 40 42 34 ↑ 35.6 3
Data colour coded to the range above to
AUCKLAND SEVENTH DAY 1 Integ. co-ed 9–15 211 37 63 29 34 37 ↓ 38.1 0 visually represent range in UE pass rate %
across all schools and within decile groups.
DE LA SALLE COLLEGE 1 Integ. boys 7–15 774 23 41 34 42 26 → 33.7 0
2012-2016 data: The rounded % of all Year 13
JAMES COOK HIGH SCHOOL 1 State co-ed 9–15 1133 6 16 13 14 21 ↑ 15.9 1.1 school leavers in each given year who had
MANGERE COLLEGE 1 State co-ed 9–15 662 8 16 9 18 26 ↑ 17.9 0.9 gained UE. Not all data was available for 2016.
TR: Trend WA: Weighted Average
MANUREWA HIGH SCHOOL 1 State co-ed 9–15 1999 21 39 18 27 34 → 28.7 1.5
Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate Senior School
MCAULEY HIGH SCHOOL 1 Integ. girls 9–15 776 57 61 61 60 65 → 61.8 0.8
and Ormiston Senior College are too new to
OTAHUHU COLLEGE 1 State co-ed 9–15 1056 17 30 25 19 24 → 23.2 0.5 have 2012 data. Data obtained from MoE,
NZQA and schools.
PAPAKURA HIGH SCHOOL 1 State co-ed 9–15 560 10 7 5 13 21 ↑ 13.1 0
8 SCHOLARSHIP
SIR EDMUND HILLARY 1 State co-ed 9–15 496 30 26 24 21 ↓ 24.2 0
The proportion of the Year 13 roll on July 1
SOUTHERN CROSS CAMPUS 1 State co-ed 1–15 822 34 42 20 24 23 ↓ 25.9 0 that gained a Scholarship in 2016. The number
of students who sit the exam before Year 13
TAMAKI COLLEGE 1 State co-ed 9–15 611 17 31 12 24 15 → 19.1 0
is not statistically significant. It is possible
TANGAROA COLLEGE 1 State co-ed 9–15 895 21 34 28 31 32 → 30.5 0.8 for a student to gain multiple scholarships in
WESLEY COLLEGE 1 Integ. co-ed 7–5 311 27 48 10 16 31 → 24.8 0 different subjects. Data from NZQA.