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Senate Committee: Education and Employment QUESTION ON NOTICE Additional Estimates 2016 - 2017 Outcome: Schools and Youth Department of Education and Training Question No. SQ17-000516 Senator Collins, Jacinta provided in writing. Schooling Resource Standard - unchanged indexation rates Question For each school authority that is projected to receive more than 100% of its SRS in Commonwealth funding in 2018 list how many years it is projected to take for it to reach 100% if the indexation rates remains unchanged? Answer This information has not been modelled for 2018. However, it has been estimated for 2019 under the Australian Education Act 2013 before the amendments announced in the Quality Schools package. The Government’s Quality Schools reforms are subject to passage of legislation. The table below presents estimates for each approved authority that is projected to be above the SRS in 2019 and their estimated additional years to transition from 2017. This analysis assumes annual state funding growth of 3 per cent, however there is no requirement in the Australian Education Act 2013 for states to maintain funding. How long will it take projected above approved authorities to reach the SRS AA Name Additional years from 2017 Loreto Kirribilli Limited 175 Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College Limited 170 Trustees of the Jesuit Fathers Roman Catholic Communities Lands 168 Act NSW Mount St Benedict College 130 Radford College Limited 122 Eastern Suburbs Montessori Association Limited 121 Boys' Town Engadine 119 Daramalan College 114 Brigidine College, St Ives 107 Northern Beaches Christian School 106 Queenwood School for Girls LTD 105 Stella Maris College 104 Hillbrook Anglican School Limited 102 The Trustees of the Marist Brothers 100 Oakhill College 99 St Scholastica's College 97 Burgmann Anglican School 88 AA Name Additional years from 2017 Cameragal Montessori School 88 Provincial of Order of Hermits of Saint Augustine In Australasia 87 Villa Maria Society 87 Covenant Christian School Association Ltd 85 The William Branwhite Clarke College Council 85 Methodist Ladies' College 83 Brindabella Christian Education Limited 81 Wenona School Ltd 79 The Quintilian School Inc. 78 Autism Queensland Limited 75 Presbyterian Ladies' College Inc 74 The Australian Province of the Society of Jesus 74 Canberra Girls' Grammar School 71 Brisbane Girls Grammar School 69 St Vincent's College Limited 69 Moriah War Memorial College Association 68 The Council of Barker College 68 Cannon Hill Anglican College Pty Ltd 67 Kambala 66 Canberra Rudolf Steiner School Association Incorporated 64 Christ Church Grammar School Incorporated 62 Australian Association for International Education Incorporated 61 Ascham School Ltd 60 Inner City Montessori Association 60 Loreto Normanhurst Limited 59 The Trustees of the Sydney Grammar School 59 Canberra Grammar School 59 Melbourne Grammar School 58 Reddam House Limited 57 Rosebank College 55 Banksia Montessori School Inc 55 Scotch College 52 S.C.E.G.G.S Darlinghurst Limited 52 North Canberra Christian Education Association 52 Christ Church Grammar School 46 Masada College 46 The Beehive Montessori School Inc 46 Al Siraat College Inc. 46 St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls (Inc) 45 Lauriston Girls' School 45 Yeshiva College Bondi Limited 45 Board of Trustees of the Brisbane Grammar School 43 Glenaeon Rudolf Steiner School Limited 42 Currambena Ltd 40 SQ17-000516 Page 2 of 4 AA Name Additional years from 2017 Telethon Speech & Hearing 40 Macquarie Grammar School Limited 39 Trustees of the Marist Brothers 38 Insight Education Centre for the Blind and Vision Impaired 38 Kincoppal - Rose Bay School Limited 37 Daylesford Dharma School Inc. 35 Sydney Church of England Grammar School Council 34 SCECGS Redlands Limited 33 Emanuel School 33 Northern Beaches Montessori Association 33 St Catherine's School 32 The Council of Abbotsleigh 32 St Aidan's School Council Limited 31 Methodist Ladies' College Limited 28 Northside Montessori Society 26 Pacific Hills Christian Education Limited 24 Glenroy Private Ltd 24 Bialik College (Nominees) Pty Ltd 23 Autism Spectrum Australia (ASPECT) 23 St Michael's Grammar School 22 The Council of St Catherine's School Waverley 22 Corporation of the Synod of Diocese of Brisbane 21 Blackall Range Independent School Association Inc 21 ACT Department of Education & Training 21 St Margaret's School Council Limited 20 St Mary Star of the Sea College Limited 20 Northside Christian College Ltd 20 Mosman Church of England Preparatory School Limited 19 Giant Steps Sydney Limited 19 Mackillop Family Services Limited 18 Scotch College Hawthorn 17 St Stephen's School 16 Trustees of the Christian Brothers 15 Korowa Anglican Girls' School 14 Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta 14 Reachout Enterprises Ltd 14 The Trustees of Edmund Rice Education Australia 13 Cranbrook School 13 Kamaroi Rudolf Steiner School Limited 13 The Baptist Union of Victoria 12 Northcross Limited 12 Suneden Intellectually Disabled Children's Association 12 St Paul's School Bald Hills 12 Penrhos College 11 SQ17-000516 Page 3 of 4 AA Name Additional years from 2017 St Mary's Coptic Orthodox College 11 Minaret College Inc 11 Mercy Education Limited 10 The Sutherland Shire Christian School Association Limited 10 The Greek Orthodox Parish of South East Sydney 10 Freshwater Creek Steiner School Association Incorporated 10 Mazenod College Limited 9 St John's Grammar School Inc 9 The Presbyterian and Methodist Schools Association 9 The Essington School Darwin Limited 9 Darul Ulum College of Victoria 9 The Camberwell Grammar School 8 The Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (NSW) 8 Inaburra Communications Ltd 8 Castlemaine Steiner School Ltd 8 Al Amanah College Incorporated 8 Selimiye Foundation Limited 8 East Preston Islamic College Limited 8 St Mary and St Mina's Coptic Orthodox College 8 Yavneh College Nominees Pty Ltd 7 St John's Greek Orthodox College 7 The Macarthur Region Anglican Church School 7 Ilim College 7 SMYL Community College 7 Melbourne Girls Grammar - An Anglican School 6 The International Grammar School Sydney LTD 6 Governors of Hale School 5 Trinity Grammar School, Kew 5 Meriden School 5 Lighthouse Christian College Cranbourne Inc 5 St Mary's Anglican Girls School Inc 4 Moreton Bay College 4 The Yeshivah & Beth Rivkah Colleges Inc 4 Mount Scopus Memorial College Limited 3 SQ17-000516 Page 4 of 4.
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