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Cluster 27 Schools List.Pdf FIRST EDUMIS Cluster Cluster School Lead number Number Cluster Name number School name School COL_NAME 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 241 Wairarapa College Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 242 Solway College Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 243 Makoura College Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 244 Chanel College Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 245 Rathkeale College Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 246 St Matthew's Collegiate (Masterton) Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 249 Kuranui College South Wairarapa Community of Learning 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 250 Upper Hutt College None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 251 Heretaunga College None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 252 St Patrick's College (Silverstream) None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 528 Ponatahi Christian School None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 1651 TKKM o Wairarapa None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 1659 Lakeview School Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 1660 Masterton Primary School y None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 1661 Douglas Park School Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2099 Trentham School None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2810 Birchville School None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2820 Carterton School South Wairarapa Community of Learning 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2831 Dalefield School South Wairarapa Community of Learning 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2840 Featherston School South Wairarapa Community of Learning 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2841 Fergusson Intermediate (Trentham) None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2843 Fernridge School Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2844 Fraser Crescent School None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2845 Gladstone School (Masterton) South Wairarapa Community of Learning 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2850 Greytown School South Wairarapa Community of Learning 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2868 Kahutara School South Wairarapa Community of Learning 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2893 Maidstone Intermediate None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2899 Mangaroa School None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2902 Maoribank School None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2906 Martinborough School South Wairarapa Community of Learning 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2909 Masterton Intermediate Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2911 Mauriceville School Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2936 Opaki School Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2943 Oxford Crescent School None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2957 Pinehaven School None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2958 Pirinoa School South Wairarapa Community of Learning 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2959 Plateau School None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2990 Silverstream School None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2991 Solway School Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2992 South End School South Wairarapa Community of Learning 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 2993 South Featherston School South Wairarapa Community of Learning 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 3004 St Brendan's School (Heretaunga) None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 3011 St Joseph's School (Upper Hutt) None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 3013 St Mary's School (Carterton) South Wairarapa Community of Learning 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 3016 St Patrick's School (Masterton) Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 3023 St Teresa's School (Featherston) South Wairarapa Community of Learning 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 3041 Tinui School Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 3048 Totara Park School None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 3052 Tuturumuri School South Wairarapa Community of Learning 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 3053 Upper Hutt School None 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 3060 Wainuioru School Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 3070 Whareama School Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 4104 Hadlow Preparatory School Masterton (Whakaoriori) Kahui Ako 6456 27 Upper Hutt /Wairarapa 4158 Hutt International Boys' School None.
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