Oak Valley Aboriginal School
Government Aboriginal/Anangu school in Oak Valley, SA
What this page can and cannot tell you 1 of 2 school-level measures
- Attendance: 88.4% (SA, Semester 1 2023). The SA department publishes a rate for this school, and its change since 2019.
- No destinations figure. We hold no destinations figure for any SA school in this snapshot, so we show none for any of them. Why ▸
- No mapped enrolment zone. We hold one for 124 of the 774 SA schools in this snapshot; this school is not among them. Why ▸
| Sector | Government |
|---|---|
| Type | Aboriginal/Anangu |
| Year levels | Reception to Year 12 |
| Community Advantage Index (area percentile) | 57 — top 44% of Australian suburbs (Mid) |
| Area Year-12 attainment | 17.7% |
| School attendance | 88.4% (SA, Semester 1 2023) |
| Value-add (attendance vs area) | +0.9 pts vs what its area predicts among SA schools (SA, Semester 1 2023) — outperforms its area. In plain words: more students turn up here than at SA schools sitting in similarly advantaged areas. |
| Attendance trend (vs 2019) | +10.3 pts (SA, Semester 1, 2019 to 2023) |
| Suburb | Oak Valley, SA |
School score 40/100 blends this school's own published attendance with the advantage and Year-12 attainment of its area. It is our estimate from open data — not an official rating, not ICSEA, and not a measure of teaching quality.
Area advantage (CAI) — our Community Advantage Index — is our own estimate of the surrounding community's socio-educational advantage, derived from ABS SEIFA. It is a percentile, not a score out of 100: a CAI of 57 means this suburb sits in the top 44% of Australian suburbs we hold a figure for (14,490 of them). It describes the suburb, so every school in Oak Valley shares it. It is a community indicator, not a school-quality score, and is not ICSEA. How the Community Advantage Index is calculated ▸