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School Name State Suburb ABC Wangaratta Central VIC Wangaratta School Name State Suburb ABC Wangaratta Central VIC Wangaratta Aberfeldie Primary School VIC ESSENDON Acacia College VIC Mernda Academy of Mary Immaculate School VIC Fitzroy Aitken College VIC Greenvale Albany Rise Primary School VIC Mulgrave Alexandra Primary School VIC ALEXANDRA Alexandra Secondary College VIC Alexandra All Hallows School VIC BALDWYN Allansford & District Primary School VIC Allansford Alphington Grammar School VIC Alphington Alphington Primary School VIC Alphington Altona P-9 College VIC ALTONA Anakie Primary School VIC ANAKIE Appin Park Primary School VIC WANGARATTA Aquinas College VIC Ringwood Araluen Primary School VIC Sale Ararat North Primary School VIC Ararat Ararat West Primary School VIC Ararat Ardmona Primary School VIC ARDMONA Aspendale Gardens Primary School VIC ASPENDALE GARDENS Aspendale Primary School VIC ASPENDALE Auburn South Primary School VIC Hawthorn East Australian International Academy - King Khalid Coburg VIC Coburg Campus Australian International Academy - Melbourne Senior VIC Coburg Campus Australian Technical College - Gippsland VIC Sale Avenel Primary School VIC AVENEL Avila College VIC Mt. Waverley Avondale Primary School VIC Avondale Heights Badger Creek Primary School VIC HEALESVILLE Bairnsdale Primary School VIC BAIRNSDALE Bairnsdale Secondary College VIC BAIRNSDALE Bairnsdale West Primary School VIC BAIRNSDALE Ballarat & Clarendon College VIC BALLARAT Ballarat Grammar VIC Wendouree Ballarat Grammar Junior School VIC Wendouree Ballarat South Community Learning Precinct - Redan VIC Sebastopol Campus Balwyn High School VIC BALWYN NORTH Balwyn North Primary School VIC BALWYN NORTH Bandiana Primary School VIC BANDIANA Bannockburn Primary School VIC BANNOCKBURN Banyule Primary School VIC Rosanna Baranduda Primary School VIC BARANDUDA Barwon Heads Primary School VIC Barwon Heads The Basin Primary School VIC THE BASIN Bayside Secondary College VIC ALTONA NORTH Bayswater West Primary School VIC Bayswater Beaconhills College VIC PAKENHAM Beaconhills College- Village Campus VIC Berwick Bealiba Primary School VIC Bealiba Beaufort Primary School VIC Beaufort Beaufort Secondary College VIC Beaufort Beechworth Montessori Primary School VIC Beechworth Beechworth Primary School VIC BEECHWORTH Beechworth Secondary College VIC BEECHWORTH Belgrave South Primary School VIC BELGRAVE SOUTH Bellarine Secondary College VIC Drysdale Belle Vue Park Primary School VIC Glenroy Belle Vue Primary School VIC Balwyn North Belmont High School VIC Belmont Benalla College VIC BENALLA Benalla East Primary School VIC BENALLA Benalla Primary School VIC BENALLA Benalla West Primary School VIC BENALLA Bendigo Senior Secondary College VIC BENDIGO Bendigo South East College VIC STRATHDALE Bentleigh Secondary College VIC East Bentleigh Bentleigh West Primary School VIC Bentleigh Berwick Lodge Primary School VIC Berwick Berwick Primary School VIC Berwick Berwick Secondary College VIC BERWICK Bethanga Primary School VIC BETHANGA Bethany Catholic Primary School VIC Werribee North Bialik College VIC Hawthorn Billanook College VIC MOOROOLBARK Bimbadeen Heights Primary School VIC MOOROOLBARK Birchip P-12 School VIC Birchip Birmingham Primary School VIC Lilydale Blackburn English Language School VIC Burwood East Blackburn Lake Primary School VIC Blackburn Bogong Outdoor Education Centre VIC BOGONG Boisdale Consolidated Primary School VIC Boisdale Bolwarra Primary School VIC Bolwarra Boort District School VIC Boort Bourchier Street Primary School VIC SHEPPARTON Box Hill North Primary School VIC Box Hill Braemar College VIC Woodend Brauer College VIC Warrnambool Brentwood Secondary College VIC Glen Waverley Bright P-12 College VIC BRIGHT Brighton Grammar School VIC BRIGHTON Brighton Primary School VIC BRIGHTON Brighton Secondary College VIC BRIGHTON EAST Broadford Primary School VIC BROADFORD Broken Creek Primary School VIC GOORAMBAT Brookside P-9 College VIC CAROLINE SPRINGS Brunswick Secondary College VIC Brunswick Brunswick South West Primary School VIC WEST BRUNSWICK Bruthen Primary School VIC Bruthen Buchan Primary School VIC Buchan Bulleen Heights School VIC Bulleen Bundalaguah Primary School VIC Bundalaguah Bundarra Primary School VIC Portland Bundoora Secondary College VIC Bundoora Buninyong Primary School VIC Buninyong Burwood Heights Primary School VIC BURWOOD EAST Caledonian Primary School VIC Ballarat Mail Centre Camberwell Anglican Girls Grammar School VIC CANTERBURY Camberwell Grammar School VIC Balwyn Camberwell Primary School VIC Camberwell Camelot Rise Primary School VIC Glen Waverley Camp Hill Primary School VIC Bendigo Cann River P-12 College VIC Cann River Carey Baptist Grammar School VIC KEW Carlisle River Primary School VIC Carlisle River Carranballac P-9 College - Boardwalk School VIC Point Cook Carraragarmungee Primary School VIC WANGARATTA Carwatha College P-12 VIC Noble Park North Castlemaine Steiner School and Kindergarten VIC Castlemaine Cathedral College VIC Wangaratta Catholic College Bendigo - Coolock Campus VIC Bendigo Catholic College Sale VIC Sale Catholic College Wodonga VIC WODONGA Catholic Ladies College VIC ELTHAM Catholic Regional College - North Keilor VIC Keilor Catholic Regional College - Sydenham VIC Sydenham Caulfield Grammar School - Malvern Campus VIC GLEN IRIS Caulfield Junior College VIC CAULFIELD NORTH Chaffey Secondary College VIC Mildura Chalcot Lodge Primary School VIC Endeavour Hills Chandler Park- Formerly Chandler Primary School VIC KEYSBOROUGH Chandler Secondary College VIC Noble Park Chelsea Primary School VIC CHELSEA Cheltenham Secondary College VIC Cheltenham Chirnside Park Primary School VIC Chirnside Park Christ Church Grammar School VIC South Yarra Christ the King Catholic Primary School VIC NEWCOMB Christ the King Primary School VIC Braybrook Christian Brothers College - St. Kilda VIC St. Kilda East Christmas Hills Primary School VIC Christmas Hills Chum Creek Primary School VIC Healesville Clairvaux Catholic School VIC BELMONT Clayton North Primary School VIC CLAYTON Clifton Creek Primary School VIC CLIFTON CREEK Clonard College VIC Geelong West Cobram Primary School VIC COBRAM Cobram Secondary College VIC COBRAM Cobram Special School VIC COBRAM Coburg North Primary School VIC PASCOE VALE SOUTH Coburg West Primary School VIC COBURG Cockatoo Primary School VIC Cockatoo Colac Primary School VIC COLAC Colac Secondary College VIC Colac Colac Specialist School VIC Colac Colbinabbin Primary School VIC COLBINABBIN Comet Hill Primary School VIC Comet Hill Concord School VIC Bundoora Congupna Primary School VIC CONGUPNA Copperfield College - Kings Park Junior Campus VIC St Albans West Corpus Christi School VIC Werribee Corryong College VIC CORRYONG Courtenay Gardens Primary School VIC CRANBOURNE Cowes Primary School VIC COWES Cowwarr Primary School VIC Cowwarr Cranbourne Park Primary School VIC Cranbourne Cranbourne Primary School VIC CRANBOURNE Cranbourne West Primary School VIC CRANBOURNE Croydon Community School VIC CROYDON Croydon Hills Primary School VIC Croydon Hills Croydon Secondary College VIC CROYDON Cudgee Primary School VIC Cudgee Currawa Primary School VIC Dookie Campus Dallas Brooks Community Primary School VIC DALLAS Damascus College Ballarat VIC Mt. Clear Dandenong High School VIC Dandenong Dandenong High School Cleeland Campus VIC DANDENONG Dandenong South Primary School VIC Dandenong De Garis Kindergarten VIC Mildura Dela Salle College VIC Malvern Derrimut Heath Primary School VIC HOPPERS CROSSING Dhurringile Primary School VIC DHURRINGILE Diamond Valley College VIC Diamond Creek Dimboola Memorial Secondary College VIC DIMBOOLA Dinjerra Primary School VIC WEST FOOTSCRAY Distance Education Centre Victoria VIC Thornbury Don Bosco Primary School VIC NARRE WARREN Donald Primary School VIC DONALD Dookie Primary School VIC DOOKIE Dromana Primary School VIC Dromana Dromana Secondary College VIC DROMANA Drouin Primary School VIC Drouin Drouin Secondary College VIC DROUIN Drouin South Primary School VIC DROUIN Eagle Point Primary School VIC Eagle Point Eaglehawk Primary School VIC Eaglehawk Eaglehawk Secondary College VIC Eaglehawk East Gippsland Specialist School VIC Bairnsdale East Loddon P12 College VIC Dingee Echuca College VIC ECHUCA Echuca East Primary School VIC Echuca Echuca Primary School VIC Echuca Echuca South Primary School VIC ECHUCA Echuca Specialist School VIC Echuca Echuca West Primary School VIC Echuca Edenhope College VIC Edenhope EDI Upper Primary School VIC WANGARATTA Eildon Primary School VIC EILDON Elisabeth Murdoch College VIC Langwarrin Elmhurst Primary School VIC ELMHURST Elphinstone Primary School VIC Elphinstone Eltham College of Education VIC ELTHAM Eltham High School VIC Eltham Emerald Primary School VIC Emerald Emmanuel College - St. Pauls Campus VIC Altona North Emmanuel College Inc VIC Warrnambool Emmaus College VIC Vermont South Eppalock Primary School VIC Axe Creek Via Strathfieldsaye Essendon North Primary School VIC NORTH ESSENDON Euroa Primary School VIC EUROA Euroa Secondary College VIC EUROA Everton Primary School VIC Everton Exford Primary School VIC EXFORD FCJ College Benalla VIC BENALLA Ferntree Gully North Primary School VIC Ferntree Gully Fintona Girls School VIC Balwyn Firbank Grammar School VIC Brighton Flinders Christian Community College VIC CARRUM DOWNS Flowerdale Primary School VIC FLOWERDALE Footscray City College VIC FOOTSCRAY Footscray City Primary School VIC Footscray Footscray West Primary School VIC Footscray West Forest Hill College VIC Burwood East Forest Street Primary School VIC WENDOUREE Foster Primary
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