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SCHOOL ADDRESSES and CONTACT DETAILS School Finishing Times, Where Known, Are Shown to the Left of the Suburb SCHOOL ADDRESSES AND CONTACT DETAILS School finishing times, where known, are shown to the left of the suburb. MET. EAST REGION: EAST COAST ZONE RESULTS FOR THIS ZONE to be posted to scorer: David Milston, 21 Division Street, Coogee NSW 2034 phone 9665 3640, fax 9664 2295, email [email protected] Banksmeadow Public School Cnr Trevelyan & Wiggins Streets Tel: 9316 9608 Mr E McCarron Botany 2019 Fax: 9316 4513 Claremont College 30 Coogee Bay Road Tel: 9399 3217 Mrs K Wiggins/Miss J Wilson 3.10 Randwick 2031 Fax: 9398 1437 Coogee Boys' Preparatory School Cnr Cook Street & Alison Road Tel: 9398 6310 Mr J Dicks 3.15 Randwick 2034 Fax: 9398 3697 Emanuel School 20 Stanley Street Tel: 8383 7333 Mrs J Herman 3.30 Randwick 2031 Fax: 8383 7399 Kensington Public School Doncaster Avenue Tel: 9663 3955 Ms G Wanless 3.00 Kensington 2033 Fax: 9662 1382 Maroubra Junction Public School Storey St (east of Anzac Pde) Tel: 9349 8333 Ms W Ho 3.00 Maroubra 2035 Fax: 9349 3712 Matraville Public School 310 Bunnerong Rd (cnr Beauchamp) Tel: 9311 1783 Mrs J Lew 3.00 Matraville 2036 Fax: 9661 4076 Mount Sinai College 6 Runic Lane Tel: 9349 4877 Mrs H Meyer 3.00 Maroubra 2035 Fax: 9349 6727 Rainbow Street Public School 90 Rainbow Street Tel: 9398 1986 Miss M Dixon 3.00 Randwick 2031 Fax: 9399 8287 Randwick Public School Cowper Street Tel: 9398 6022 Mrs S Allen 3.05 Randwick 2031 Fax: 9399 8907 St Bernard's School Botany 11 Ramsgate Street Tel: 9666 4560 Mrs L Burfield 3.15 Botany 2019 Fax: 9316 7239 St Brigid's Primary School Coogee 160 Coogee Bay Road Tel: 9665 5771 Ms K Day 3.15 Coogee 2034 Fax: 9665 1326 St Charles' Primary School Waverley 53-63 Carrington Road Tel: 9387 3845 Ms H Cameron 3.15 Waverley 2024 Fax: 9389 3612 St Michael's Primary School Daceyville 1 Haig Avenue Tel: 9344 8512 Mrs C Keane Daceyville 2032 Fax: 9349 4050 St Spyridon College 80 Gardeners Road Tel: 9663 5363 Mrs C Bartlett 3.15 Kingsford 2032 Fax: 9663 5365 St Therese's School Mascot 43 Sutherland Street Tel: 9667 0188 Mr A Tate 3.00 Mascot 2020 Fax: 9667 2323 Waverley College - Waterford Junior Campus 44 Henrietta Street Tel: 9387 5022 Miss M McKay 3.00 Waverley 2024 Fax: 9369 4870 MET. EAST REGION: INNER WESTERN ZONE RESULTS FOR THIS ZONE to be posted to scorer: Ursula Dubosarsky, 31 Excelsior Parade, Marrickville NSW 2204 phone 8065 6863, email [email protected] Abbotsford Public School 350 Great North Road Tel: 9713 6220 Mrs J Bivell 3.00 Abbotsford 2046 Fax: 9712 1825 All Hallows Primary School Five Dock 1 Halley Street Tel: 9713 4469 Mrs K Elliot 3.00 Five Dock 2046 Fax: 9712 5184 Birchgrove Public School Birchgrove Road Tel: 9810 2469 Ms D Ford 3.15 Birchgrove 2041 Fax: 9555 8653 Christian Brothers' High School (Junior) 68 The Boulevarde Tel: 8585 1744 Mr C Ambrose 3.15 Lewisham 2049 Fax: 8585 1787 Dobroyd Point Public School Waratah Street Tel: 9797 8249 Mr A Erickson 3.25 Haberfield 2045 Fax: 9716 8009 Drummoyne Public School Rawson Avenue Tel: 9181 2636 Mrs J Connolly 3.20 Drummoyne 2047 Fax: 9719 8741 Earlwood Public School Homer Street Tel: 9789 5066 Miss D Simons 3.00 Earlwood 2206 Fax: 9789 3479 Father John Therry Primary School Jane Street Tel: 9810 2640 Mr J Gelagin/Ms M Zadow 2.45 Balmain 2041 Fax: 9810 6009 Rozelle Public School 663 Darling Street Tel: 9810 2347 Mrs D Ronsen 3.15 Rozelle 2039 Fax: 9555 8715 Stanmore Public School Corner Cavendish & Holt Streets Tel: 9569 1638 Miss T Barnfield 3.00 Stanmore 2048 Fax: 9550 9542 Summer Hill Public School Moonbie Street Tel: 9797 8160 Mrs K Sinclair 3.00 Summer Hill 2130 Fax: 9716 8003 Trinity Grammar Junior School 119 Prospect Road Tel: 9581 6000 Mrs C Rhodes 3.30 Summer Hill 2130 Fax: 9799 9449 Wilkins Public School Park Road Tel: 9560 3309 Mrs J Ramus 3.00 Marrickville 2204 Fax: 9560 5820 Wyvern House (Newington College) 115 Cambridge Street Tel: 9568 9444 Mrs A Forell 3.15 Stanmore 2048 Fax: 9560 4921 MET. EAST REGION: ST GEORGE ZONE RESULTS FOR THIS ZONE to be posted to scorer: Bev Lowne, 3 Firmstone Gardens, Arncliffe NSW 2205 phone (school) 9567 6146, email [email protected] Penshurst West Public School Cnr Forest Road & Scott Street Tel: 9570 4602 Mr L Ryan 3.25 Mortdale 2223 Fax: 9580 6371 Rockdale Public School Lord Street Tel: 9567 6146 Mrs B Lowne 3.00 Rockdale 2216 Fax: 9567 1947 St Jerome's Primary School Rossmore Avenue Tel: 9790 5988 Ms M Wallace 3.05 Punchbowl 2196 Fax: 9708 6509 St Joseph's Primary School Oatley 21 Rosa Street Tel: 9580 6588 Mrs A-M Merrick 3.05 Oatley 2223 Fax: 9570 4181 MET. EAST REGION: STRATHFIELD ZONE RESULTS FOR THIS ZONE to be posted to scorer: Glynis Ross, PO Box 486, Ashfield NSW 1800 fax 9747 6685, email [email protected] Al Sadiq College 114 Waterloo Road Tel: 9750 6011 Mrs Karen Leo Greenacre 2190 Fax: 9750 4044 All Saints Grammar School Corner Isabel & Cecilia Streets Tel: 9704 6400 Mrs L Kasapis 3.30 Belmore 2195 Fax: 9789 2260 Concord West Public School 378 Concord Road Tel: 9743 1580 Ms R Li 3.25 Concord West 2138 Fax: 9743 6606 Croydon Park Public School Georges River Road Tel: 9797 9753 Ms F Hegarty 3.00 Croydon Park 2133 Fax: 9716 7660 Greenacre Public School Waterloo Road Tel: 9759 1305 Ms C Stilwell 2.55 Greenacre 2190 Fax: 9740 4035 Presbyterian Ladies' College Sydney Boundary Street Tel: 9704 5672 Mrs L McKenzie 3.04 Croydon 2132 Fax: 9704 5655 St Michael's Primary School Belfield 24 Margaret Street Tel: 9642 8199 Mrs M Hill 3.10 Belfield 2191 Fax: 9642 6729 Strathfield South Public School 457 Hume Hwy (Liverpool Road) Tel: 9642 1359 Ms R Edwards 3.00 Strathfield 2136 Fax: 9742 5878 Trinity Grammar Preparatory School 115-125 The Boulevarde Tel: 8732 4608 Mrs M Rees 3.15 Strathfield 2135 Fax: 9742 5419 MET. EAST REGION: SUTHERLAND ZONE RESULTS FOR THIS ZONE to be posted to scorer: Bernard Chau, 7 Julia Grove, Castle Hill NSW 2154 email [email protected] Caringbah North Public School 125 Cawarra Road Tel: 9524 6098 Mrs I Catherall / Mrs Carelton 3.15 Caringbah 2229 Fax: 9540 2826 Grays Point Public School 109 Angle Road Tel: 9524 3096 Mrs S Yee 3.15 Grays Point 2232 Fax: 9540 4812 Gymea Bay Public School Gymea Bay Road Tel: 9524 6852 Mrs S Nakkan 3.10 Gymea Bay 2227 Fax: 9540 2150 Heathcote East Public School Mimosa Street Tel: 9520 9034 Mrs B Cartwright 3.15 Heathcote 2233 Fax: 9520 0262 Holy Family Primary School Menai Cnr Anzac Road & Menai Road Tel: 9543 2614 Ms V Sadler 3.05 Menai 2234 Fax: 9543 0346 Lilli Pilli Public School 28-32 Lilli Pilli Point Road Tel: 9524 9705 Mr S Wascombe 3.25 Lilli Pilli 2229 Fax: 9540 3076 Loftus Public School 103 National Ave (cnr Tenth Ave) Tel: 9521 1066 Ms R Seal 3.25 Loftus 2232 Fax: 9545 3459 Miranda Public School 3 Sylva Avenue Tel: 9524 4631 Mr G Carter 3.20 Miranda 2228 Fax: 9540 4793 Our Lady of Fatima School Caringbah 389 Port Hacking Road Tel: 9524 9980 Mrs K O'Donnell 3.10 Caringbah 2229 Fax: 9524 0970 Oyster Bay Public School Short Street Tel: 9528 7525 Mr M Meacham 3.00 Oyster Bay 2225 Fax: 9528 3346 St Francis de Sales Primary School Woolooware 14 Hill Street Tel: 9523 7323 Mrs G Stratton 3.00 Woolooware 2230 Fax: 9544 0298 St John Bosco Primary School Banksia Avenue Tel: 9520 8666 Mr T Pemberton 3.15 Engadine 2233 Fax: 9520 6736 St Joseph's Primary School Como Oyster Bay Road Tel: 9528 8716 Ms J Mason 3.15 Como 2226 Fax: 9528 2187 Sutherland Public School Eton Street Tel: 9521 2478 Mr S Austen 3.00 Sutherland 2232 Fax: 9545 3259 Yarrawarrah Public School Old Bush Road Tel: 9520 0277 Mrs D Lynch 3.20 Engadine 2233 Fax: 9548 1187 MT. EAST REGION: WENTWORTH ZONE RESULTS FOR THIS ZONE to be posted to scorer: Jean Pretorius, 41A Boomerang Street, Turramurra NSW 2074 mobile 0420 990 770, email [email protected] Ascham Junior School 188 New South Head Road Tel: 8356 7000 Miss M Thomas 3.10 Edgecliff 2027 Fax: 8356 7230 Cranbrook Junior School 6 Kent Road Tel: 9327 9100 Mr I Pollock 2.55 Rose Bay 2029 Fax: 9328 1470 Double Bay Public School William Street Tel: 9363 3456 Miss J Morrice 3.00 Double Bay 2028 Fax: 9327 8901 Kambala Junior School 794 New South Head Road Tel: 9388 6883 Miss J Holt 3.20 Rose Bay 2029 Fax: 9388 6898 Kincoppal (Junior School) 2 Vaucluse Road Tel: 9388 6000 Ms T McLean / Mrs E de Meyrick 3.00 Vaucluse 2030 Fax: 9388 6001 McAuley Primary School Rose Bay 8 Carlisle Street Tel: 9371 8786 Ms M Brenac 3.10 Rose Bay 2029 Fax: 9371 7934 Moriah College Infants School 101 York Road Tel: 9375 1900 Miss K Smollan 2.45 Queens Park 2022 Fax: 9375 1955 Moriah College Primary School 101 York Road Tel: 9375 1900 Mrs L Krost 2.55 Queens Park 2022 Fax: 9375 1955 Reddam House 70 Edgecliff Road Tel: 9369 4096 Miss H Nafranowicz 2.10 Woollahra 2025 Fax: 9369 4094 Rose Bay Public School Albemarle Avenue Tel: 9371 4884 Mrs B Zappala 3.20 Rose Bay 2029 Fax: 9371 9466 St Andrew's Cathedral Junior School 474 Kent Street Tel: 9286 9556 Mrs T Wawn Sydney 2000 Fax: 9286 9550 Sydney Grammar School Edgecliff Preparatory 7 Alma Street Tel: 9366 0100 Miss J Kirby-Brown 3.00 Paddington 2021 Fax: 9361 5759 The Scots College Preparatory School Victoria Road Tel: 9391 7800 Mrs J Lind 3.15 Bellevue Hill 2023 Fax: 9362 4752 MET.
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