Is Hurlstone fully or partially selective?
Hurlstone Agricultural High School is an agricultural (selective) high school. Students apply through the NSW Selective High School Placement Test for Year 7 entry.
Agricultural (selective)
Hurlstone Agricultural High School is an agricultural (selective) high school in Glenfield for boys and girls. Students enter Year 7 through the Selective High School Placement Test, sat in Year 6.
Last checked 17 Oct 2026
about 95 / 120
FunThinkers estimateModelled by FunThinkers from Hurlstone's place in the Matrix Education 2025 rankings of 2025 HSC results. Not based on NSW Department of Education data, and not an official cut-off.
Updated 17 Oct 2026
How this works. This number comes from FunThinkers' own model, not from a published formula or official data. We take the school's place in a public ranking of HSC results, which includes all kinds of NSW schools, selective and non-selective, public and private. We then spread those places along a bell curve that runs from about 75 to about 107 out of 120. That range is our own choice, roughly matching older estimated cut-offs. Use it as a rough guide only.
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Students sit the Selective High School Placement Test in Year 6 for Year 7 entry. The test is computer-based and includes Reading, Mathematical Reasoning, Thinking Skills, Writing.
Key dates for 2027 entry: applications close 20 February 2026; the test window is 1 or 2 May 2026. Exact dates are confirmed when the NSW Department of Education publishes them.
Hurlstone Agricultural High School is an agricultural (selective) high school. Students apply through the NSW Selective High School Placement Test for Year 7 entry.
Hurlstone Agricultural High School is co-educational.
Hurlstone Agricultural High School has 150 day + 30 boarding Year 7 places for 2027 entry (NSW Department of Education).
Children sit the Selective High School Placement Test in Year 6. For 2027 entry, the test window is 1 or 2 May 2026.
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