John Monash Science School
约翰·莫纳什科学学校
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School Overview
John Monash Science School is a selective public school located in Clayton, in Melbourne's eastern suburbs. It operates as a co-educational institution specializing in Years 10-12 education, with approximately 700 students enrolled. As a selective public school, it is not bound by catchment zones and admits students through competitive entrance examinations.
According to 2025 VCAA data, the school achieved a median study score of 35, with 22.00% of students scoring 40 or above, demonstrating excellent academic performance. It ranks 5th among Victorian public schools in AU Guide's academic rankings, and after considering factors such as Chinese population proportion and community safety, AU Guide awarded it a comprehensive score of 95.60.
The school is situated in Clayton, one of Melbourne's major Chinese residential communities. Based on 2021 ABS census data, the area has a total population of 18,988, including 4,667 Chinese residents, representing 24.60% of the population. The main ethnic groups include Chinese (24.58%), Indian (13.46%), British (10.88%), Australian (9.60%), and Greek (5.25%), reflecting a multicultural character.
Regarding community safety, according to September 2025 Crime Statistics Agency data, Clayton's crime rate is 10,407 per 100,000 people, which is 1.53 times the Victorian average (6,810), slightly above the state average. In terms of real estate, based on Data Vic's first quarter 2025 data, the area's median house price is approximately $1.2 million, with apartments at around $700,000. For rentals, 3-bedroom and 2-bedroom houses rent for approximately $640 and $550 per week respectively, while 3-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments rent for approximately $680
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Data sources: ABS 2021 | VIC Crime Statistics Agency 2025