Victoria’s schools with least incomes revealed

Some are isolated, some have few students — they are Victoria’s battler schools fighting against the odds. Here are our schools with the lowest incomes.

These are the Victorian schools with the least income.

An analysis of school finance data from the Federal Government’s MySchool website has revealed how much money every school in Victoria made over a three-year period.

The most recent data from MySchool revealed Noorinbee Primary School was the Victorian school that made the least income in 2015, 2016 and 2017.

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Noorinbee Primary School, in east Gippsland, made a gross income of $380,752 over that three year period from government funding, parental contributions and other income sources.

Those figures do not include any deductions for income allocated to capital works or debt servicing.

Drummond Primary School, in the Macedon Ranges region, was the Victorian school with the second lowest gross income, making $410,183.

The third lowest gross income in Victoria was at Perseverance Primary School, on French Island, which made $522,541.

Victoria’s lowest income schools in 2015, ‘16 and ‘17

Noorinbee Primary School: $380,752

Drummond Primary School: $410,183

Perseverance Primary School: $522,541

Yandoit Primary School: $526,906

Kongwak Primary School: $635,504

Glen Park Primary School: $702,394

Yaapeet Primary School: $822,279

Upper Sandy Creek Primary School: $855,118

Marnoo Primary School: $877,395

Zeerust Primary School: $886,178