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| | St Aloysius College, Milsons Point |  | Compare |
| School Facts | | School sector: | Non-government | | School type: | Combined school | | Gender: | Single Sex-Boy | | Total student: | 1217 (boy:1217, girl:0) | | Total staff: | 109 | | Student attendance: | | 96% |  |
| | None-english student: | | 16% | |
| | ICSEA value: | | | ICSEA distribution: | | Bottom quarter | Middle quarters | Top quarter | | 1% | 2% | 16% | 80% |
| | HSC rank: | No.29 (2015), No.28 (2014), No.20 (2013), No.30 (2012), No.22 (2011), No.30 (2010), No.35 (2009), No.29 (2008) | | Website: | http://www.staloysius.nsw.edu.au | | Location: | Milsons Point | | Address: | 47 Upper Pitt St, Milsons Point NSW 2061 | | Nearby: | House Price House Rent Public Transport | | Phone: | 02 9922 1177 |
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| School Comment | | Founded in 1879, St Aloysius is a Jesuit school for boys with almost 1200 students from Years 3-12. As a Catholic school, the College seeks to form young men of competence, conscience and compassion to prepare them to go into the world to act with a faith ... more |
| Student Assessment | | Reading | Writing | Spelling | Grammar | Numeracy | Rank | | Year 3 | 518 | 479 | 492 | 537 | 504 | 6 | | Year 5 | 593 | 547 | 556 | 597 | 591 | 12 | | Year 7 | 634 | 590 | 616 | 623 | 659 | 22 | | Year 9 | 668 | 667 | 658 | 665 | 703 | 22 |
| | Student assessment is based on he National Assessment Program - Literacy and Numeracy(NAPLAN) results in 2011. |
| Tuition Fees in 2012 | | Year Level | Per Year | | Year 3 | $11,664 | | Year 4 | $11,664 | | Year 5 | $11,664 | | Year 6 | $11,664 | | Year 7 | $13,576 | | Year 8 | $13,576 | | Year 9 | $13,576 | | Year 10 | $13,576 | | Year 11 | $13,576 | | Year 12 | $27,152 |
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| Reviews | | By Alumnus - 25 Sep 2019, Rate: excellent | As an Old-boy who graduated just over 10 years old ago, I can confirm this an excellent school, where one is challenged to achieve far more just a high-as-possible ATAR on leaving.
Whilst my last 3 or so years of high school were more challenging due to an undiagnosed medical problem, I never once doubted that teachers could and would go the extra mile if needed, and you could alway lend an ear from fellow students/chaplain or even the principal, if needed.
Advice to prospective students and parents:
-Take every opportunity to consolidate your academic interests in your earlier high-school years
- Find and pursue your interests & strengths in the subjects you choose yourself
-Push the boundaries, ask to be challenged if you want to be
-If you need help or support with an issue, just ask! There's no value in struggling in silence
-Maintain your mates and networks years after leaving. Ive never met an old-boy who isn't interested in talking about what they've been up to since leaving the college | | | By Parent - 11 Mar 2015, Rate: excellent | | This is an excellent school | | | By Parent - 06 Jul 2014, Rate: bad | | Max van deventer is a shit cunt and a dumbass | | |
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