Elite private schools for Student Wellbeing in Victoria
14 schools reached Elite for Student Wellbeing.
Image: Scotch College
14 of 143 Victorian schools assessed by Schools360 reached Elite for Student Wellbeing — the highest tier on Schools360, reflecting exceptional overall performance. There is no partial credit: reaching Elite tier on this building block is itself the claim.
What Student Wellbeing measures
How well will the school look after my child's wellbeing and individual needs? Schools360 assesses this across three factors. Student Wellbeing: Focuses on promoting students' physical, mental and emotional health, anti-bullying and school diversity. Student Support: Examines support systems such as learning assistance, mentorship, pastoral care and inclusive education. Personal Development: Tracks initiatives fostering leadership, career readiness, independence, social justice and outdoor education.
How schools are assessed
Every school is scored across five building blocks using the Schools360 framework. Read the full methodology.
Elite for Student Wellbeing (14)
Select schools to compare them side by side.
| School | Suburb | Gender | Student Wellbeing score | S360 score | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Scotch College | Hawthorn | Boys | 95.0% | 93.0% | |
 Melbourne Girls' Grammar School | South Yarra | Girls | 93.3% | 92.1% | |
 Lauriston Girls' School | Armadale | Girls | 91.7% | 92.8% | |
 St Leonard's College | Brighton East | Co-ed | 90.0% | 91.4% | |
 St Catherine's School | Toorak | Girls | 90.0% | 91.0% | |
 Brighton Grammar School | Brighton | Boys | 90.0% | 90.4% | |
 Carey Baptist Grammar School | Kew | Co-ed | 90.0% | 89.8% | |
 Yarra Valley Grammar | Ringwood | Co-ed | 90.0% | 88.6% | |
 St Michael's Grammar School | St Kilda | Co-ed | 90.0% | 88.5% | |
 Camberwell Girls Grammar School | Canterbury | Girls | 88.3% | 89.9% | |
 Strathcona Baptist Girls' Grammar | Canterbury | Girls | 88.3% | 89.2% | |
 Xavier College | Kew | Boys | 88.3% | 87.8% | |
 Genazzano Fcj College | Kew | Girls | 88.3% | 87.0% | |
 Toorak College | Mount Eliza | Girls | 88.3% | 86.0% |
- Elite for Student Wellbeing, Victoria
- School
- Scotch College
- Suburb
- Hawthorn
- Gender
- Boys
- Student Wellbeing score
- 95.0%
- S360 score
- 93.0%
- Compare
- Suburb
- South Yarra
- Gender
- Girls
- Student Wellbeing score
- 93.3%
- S360 score
- 92.1%
- Compare
- School
- Lauriston Girls' School
- Suburb
- Armadale
- Gender
- Girls
- Student Wellbeing score
- 91.7%
- S360 score
- 92.8%
- Compare
- School
- St Leonard's College
- Suburb
- Brighton East
- Gender
- Co-ed
- Student Wellbeing score
- 90.0%
- S360 score
- 91.4%
- Compare
- School
- St Catherine's School
- Suburb
- Toorak
- Gender
- Girls
- Student Wellbeing score
- 90.0%
- S360 score
- 91.0%
- Compare
- School
- Brighton Grammar School
- Suburb
- Brighton
- Gender
- Boys
- Student Wellbeing score
- 90.0%
- S360 score
- 90.4%
- Compare
- Suburb
- Kew
- Gender
- Co-ed
- Student Wellbeing score
- 90.0%
- S360 score
- 89.8%
- Compare
- School
- Yarra Valley Grammar
- Suburb
- Ringwood
- Gender
- Co-ed
- Student Wellbeing score
- 90.0%
- S360 score
- 88.6%
- Compare
- Suburb
- St Kilda
- Gender
- Co-ed
- Student Wellbeing score
- 90.0%
- S360 score
- 88.5%
- Compare
- Suburb
- Canterbury
- Gender
- Girls
- Student Wellbeing score
- 88.3%
- S360 score
- 89.9%
- Compare
- Suburb
- Canterbury
- Gender
- Girls
- Student Wellbeing score
- 88.3%
- S360 score
- 89.2%
- Compare
- School
- Xavier College
- Suburb
- Kew
- Gender
- Boys
- Student Wellbeing score
- 88.3%
- S360 score
- 87.8%
- Compare
- School
- Genazzano Fcj College
- Suburb
- Kew
- Gender
- Girls
- Student Wellbeing score
- 88.3%
- S360 score
- 87.0%
- Compare
- School
- Toorak College
- Suburb
- Mount Eliza
- Gender
- Girls
- Student Wellbeing score
- 88.3%
- S360 score
- 86.0%
- Compare
What the Victoria pattern shows
Girls' schools are over-represented among qualifiers relative to their overall share, making up 50 percent of this list against 24.5 percent of assessed schools.
Two schools on this list are Elite for Student Wellbeing while sitting just below Elite overall: Genazzano Fcj College and Toorak College.
Three qualifying schools are in Kew, the strongest single concentration on this list.
Elite tier: the highest tier on Schools360, reflecting exceptional overall performance
Image: Melbourne Girls' Grammar School
Related
Every Elite Schools page uses the same independent, evidence-based assessment — explore what it takes to reach Elite on every other building block.
Common questions
How many schools reached Elite for Student Wellbeing?
14 of 143 assessed Victorian schools reached the Elite tier for Student Wellbeing, 9.8 percent.
What does it take to reach Elite?
A building block score of 87.5 percent or above on Schools360. There is no partial credit and no top-N fallback: appearing on this list is the claim.
Why do some building blocks not have a page for every state?
A state page is only published once at least 8 schools in that state clear Elite for the building block. Fewer than that reads as thin to a parent and arbitrary to the schools left off, so Victoria and New South Wales are the only state pages at launch.
How is the Student Wellbeing score calculated?
Each building block is the average of three factors, each scored out of 20 from four assessed elements. See the methodology page for the full weighting and data sources.
Is this the same as the national Student Wellbeing list?
No. This page shows only Victorian schools that reached Elite. The national page carries the full list for Australia and the methodology deep dive.