Sefton High School is partially selective. It operates a selective stream alongside its comprehensive intake. The selective stream typically offers around 60 places per year and has one of the strongest reputations among partial selective schools in NSW.

We do not publish a predicted entry score for this school. Check the NSW Department of Education's current placement information and the school's website for official information.

Sefton's selective stream has an excellent reputation and many families consider it comparable to some fully selective schools. Students in the selective stream follow an accelerated academic pathway and consistently achieve strong HSC results. However, the broader school also includes comprehensive-intake students.

Sefton High School typically offers around 60 places in its selective stream each year, which is smaller than the 120-180 places at most fully selective schools. This can make competition for places quite intense among south-western Sydney families.

This depends on your priorities. Sefton's selective stream delivers strong academic outcomes and may offer a shorter commute for south-western Sydney families. Some parents prefer the environment of a fully selective school where all students are selectively placed. Consider commute time, school culture, and your child's preferences when deciding.