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How to use ShuleWiki

Everything on ShuleWiki is built around one idea: see how a school really performed, in plain words or in full numbers. Here’s what each tool does.

Find a school

Type a school’s name, town or region in the search box on the home page. Open any result to see its profile, results and year-by-year trend. Want to browse instead? The Finder filters schools by region, type and more, and the Region view lists every school in one region, best to weakest.

See the top schools

The Rank page lists schools from best to weakest for a given level (CSEE or ACSEE) and year — nationally or within a region.

Compare two schools

Open Compare, pick two schools, and see them side by side — their rating, pass rate and GPA — so you can weigh one against the other.

Reading a school page

Every school page has a Simple / Numbers switch at the top. Simple explains the school in plain language — “8 of 10 passed well”, “improving since 2021”. Numbers shows the official GPA, division spread and every subject. Use the tabs to move between the summary, performance, trend and school information.

What the words and colours mean

Each school’s official NECTA GPA (1.0 best → 5.0) becomes one of five plain words. The lower the GPA, the better.

Excellent GPA 1.00 – 1.80
Very good GPA 1.81 – 2.60
Good GPA 2.61 – 3.40
Fair GPA 3.41 – 4.10
Weak GPA 4.11 – 5.00

More on how we compute ratings and GPA is on the About page.

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