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1 Tabled Paper 2018 Funding to Non-Government Schools Tabled Paper 2018 Funding to Non-Government Schools Funding Grant School Suburb Category ($) Catholic Education Commission of Western Australia Aquinas College Salter Point F 2 169 706 Aranmore Catholic College Leederville F 1 092 743 Aranmore Catholic Primary School Leederville F 483 822 Assumption Catholic Primary School Mandurah F 564 604 Birlirr Ngawiyiwu Catholic School Halls Creek I 65 679 Brighton Catholic Primary School Butler F 550 009 Bunbury Catholic College Bunbury F 2 476 700 Chisholm Catholic College Bedford F 2 830 428 Christ the King Catholic School Broome I 200 823 Christ the King School Beaconsfield F 534 149 Christian Brothers' College Fremantle F 1 453 247 Clontarf Aboriginal College Waterford H 443 528 Corpus Christi College Bateman F 2 263 945 Edmund Rice College Bindoon J 1 180 700 Emmanuel Catholic College Success F 1 846 540 Francis Jordan Catholic School Currambine F 496 614 Geraldton Flexible Learning Centre Geraldton H 157 002 Good Shepherd Catholic Primary School Kelmscott F 277 409 Good Shepherd Catholic School Lockridge F 600 568 Hammond Park Catholic Primary School Hammond Park F 384 101 Holy Cross College Ellenbrook F 1 528 992 Holy Rosary School Derby F 185 301 Holy Rosary School Doubleview F 716 931 Holy Spirit School City Beach F 246 103 Infant Jesus School Morley F 580 237 Iona Presentation College Mosman Park E 1 783 164 Irene McCormack Catholic College Butler F 1 558 382 John Paul College Kalgoorlie F 1 290 276 John Pujajangka Piyirn School Halls Creek I 67 090 Mount John XXIII College F 2 474 589 Claremont Kearnan College Manjimup F 678 433 Kolbe Catholic College Rockingham F 2 081 516 Kururrungku Catholic Education Centre Halls Creek I 152 276 La Salle College Middle Swan F 2 639 761 Leschenault Catholic Primary School Australind F 582 533 Liwara Catholic Primary School Greenwood F 542 241 1 Funding Grant School Suburb Category ($) Loreto Nedlands Nedlands F 283 144 Lumen Christi College Martin F 1 771 082 Luurnpa Catholic School Halls Creek I 291 512 Majella Catholic Primary School Balga F 242 943 Mandurah Catholic College Mandurah F 2 690 604 Mary MacKillop Catholic Community Primary School Ballajura F 750 048 Mary's Mount Primary School Gooseberry Hill F 286 032 Mater Christi Catholic Primary School Yangebup F 890 724 Mater Dei College Edgewater F 1 476 510 Matthew Gibney Catholic Primary School High Wycombe F 260 498 Mazenod College Lesmurdie F 1 444 401 Mel Maria Catholic Primary School Attadale F 942 568 Mercedes College Perth F 1 570 702 Mercy College Koondoola F 2 602 831 Mother Teresa Catholic College Baldivis F 730 126 Nagle Catholic College Geraldton F 2 200 234 Newman College Churchlands F 3 004 013 Ngalangangpum School Kununurra I 279 916 Notre Dame Catholic Primary School Cloverdale F 579 724 Orana Catholic Primary School Willetton F 474 838 Our Lady of Fatima School Palmyra F 269 491 Our Lady of Good Counsel School Karrinyup F 260 661 Our Lady of Grace School North Beach F 626 225 Our Lady of Lourdes School Dardanup F 259 455 Our Lady of Lourdes School Nollamara F 262 939 Our Lady of Mercy Primary School Girrawheen F 441 243 Our Lady of Mount Carmel School Hilton F 254 821 Our Lady of Mount Carmel School Mullewa F 89 129 Our Lady of the Cape Primary School Dunsborough F 368 212 Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Primary School Esperance F 152 952 Our Lady's Assumption School Dianella F 508 978 Padbury Catholic Primary School Padbury F 632 280 Prendiville Catholic College Ocean Reef F 1 989 470 Queen of Apostles School Riverton F 449 463 Sacred Heart Catholic School Goomalling F 75 120 Sacred Heart College Sorrento F 2 552 152 Sacred Heart Primary School Highgate F 272 777 Sacred Heart Primary School Thornlie F 704 869 Sacred Heart School Broome I 200 311 Sacred Heart School Mundaring F 178 975 Salvado Catholic College Byford F 315 407 Santa Clara School Attadale F 215 387 Santa Maria College St James E 2 010 377 2 Funding Grant School Suburb Category ($) Servite College Tuart Hill F 1 849 576 Seton Catholic College Samson F 1 926 939 St Andrew's Catholic Primary School Clarkson F 495 412 St Anne's School Harvey F 199 882 St Anthony's School Greenmount F 591 302 St Anthony's School Wanneroo F 595 490 St Augustine's School Rivervale F 258 411 St Benedict's School Applecross F 495 894 St Bernadette's Catholic Primary School Port Kennedy F 553 979 St Bernard's School Kojonup F 82 401 St Brigid's College Lesmurdie F 1 480 588 St Brigid's Primary School Middle Swan F 628 734 St Brigid's School Bridgetown F 213 509 St Brigid's School Collie F 219 609 St Cecilia's Catholic Primary School Port Hedland F 258 353 St Clare's School Lathlain H 114 848 St Columba's Catholic Primary School South Perth F 427 761 St Columba's School Bayswater F 542 071 St Damien's Catholic Primary School Dawesville F 563 583 St Denis School Joondanna F 275 889 St Dominic's School Innaloo F 161 826 St Elizabeth's Catholic Primary School Hocking F 141 765 St Emilie's Catholic Primary School Canning Vale F 554 703 St Francis' School Cannington H 129 937 St Francis Xavier Primary School Geraldton F 525 069 St Gerard's Primary School Westminster F 199 171 St Helena's Catholic Primary School Ellenbrook F 694 477 St Jerome's Primary School Munster F 834 102 St John Bosco College Piara Waters F 478 707 St John Paul II Catholic Primary School Banksia Grove F 424 359 St John's School Scarborough F 246 215 St John's School Geraldton F 236 615 St Joseph's Catholic Primary School Pinjarra F 248 956 St Joseph's College Albany F 824 965 St Joseph's Primary School Bunbury F 577 494 St Joseph's School Boulder F 255 268 St Joseph's School Kununurra F 172 585 St Joseph's School Moora F 218 837 St Joseph's School Northam F 883 274 St Joseph's School Pemberton F 54 051 St Joseph's School Queens Park F 622 277 St Joseph's School Southern Cross F 27 137 St Joseph's School Waroona F 183 451 3 Funding Grant School Suburb Category ($) St Joseph's School Wyndham F 70 934 St Jude's Catholic School Langford F 293 695 St Kieran Catholic Primary School Tuart Hill F 757 778 St Lawrence Primary School Geraldton F 275 227 St Lawrence's Primary School Geraldton F 662 525 St Luke's Catholic Primary School Karratha F 534 341 St Luke's College Karratha F 607 391 St Maria Goretti's Catholic School Busselton F 352 230 St Mary Mackillop College Busselton F 2 192 296 St Mary Star of the Sea Catholic School Carnarvon F 367 938 St Mary's Catholic Primary School Bunbury F 298 039 St Mary's Catholic School Boyup Brook F 106 643 St Mary's College Broome F 1 125 324 St Mary's Primary School Kalgoorlie F 543 948 St Mary's School Donnybrook F 168 643 St Mary's School Merredin F 209 435 St Mary's School Northampton F 61 886 St Matthew's School Narrogin F 205 598 St Michael's School Bassendean F 315 059 St Michael's School Brunswick F 90 675 St Munchin's Catholic School Gosnells F 475 829 St Norbert College Queens Park F 1 553 614 St Patrick's Primary School Fremantle F 225 361 St Patrick's School Katanning F 130 391 St Paul's Primary School Mount Lawley F 239 712 St Paul's Primary School Karratha F 492 402 St Peter's Primary School Inglewood F 874 742 St Pius X Catholic School Manning F 282 320 St Simon Peter Catholic Primary School Ocean Reef F 970 744 St Thomas More Catholic Primary School Margaret River F 219 434 St Thomas' Primary School Claremont F 233 520 St Vincent's School Parmelia F 557 826 Star of the Sea Primary School Rockingham F 888 309 Trinity College East Perth F 2 088 863 Ursula Frayne Catholic College Mandurah F 2 215 523 Wanalirri Catholic School Derby I 4 514 Warlawurru Catholic School Halls Creek F 93 868 Whitford Catholic Primary School Craigie F 793 639 Xavier Catholic School Hilbert F 562 387 Yidarra Catholic Primary School Bateman F 590 250 Total Catholic Education Commission of Western 116 245 611 Australia 4 Funding Grant School Suburb Category ($) Other Independent Schools Al-Hidayah Islamic School Bentley F 223 027 Alkimos Baptist College Merriwa E 327 597 All Saints' College Bull Creek A 1 526 720 Alta-1 College Wangara H 1 934 308 Atlantis Beach Baptist College Two Rocks E 69 652 Austin Cove Baptist College South Yunderup E 907 008 Australian Christian College Darling Downs Darling Downs F 49 201 Australian Christian College Southlands Albany G 752 347 Australian Islamic College (Dianella) Dianella F 1 005 204 Australian Islamic College (Kewdale) Kewdale G 1 946 168 Australian Islamic College (Thornlie) Dianella F 656 648 Banksia Montessori School Dianella D 26 930 Bethel Christian School Albany E 510 630 Bible Baptist Christian Academy Mount Helena F 38 254 Blue Gum Montessori School Bibra Lake D 258 592 Bold Park Community School Wembley D 345 263 Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School Gelorup C 1 043 859 Bunbury John Calvin School Picton F 136 803 Bunbury Regional Community College Bunbury H 100 083 Byford John Calvin School Byford F 270 021 Carey Baptist College Harrisdale E 2 148 489 Carey Baptist College (Forrestdale) Forrestdale E 258 422 Carmel School Dianella D 696 457 Carnarvon Christian School Carnarvon F 132 698 Casa Mia Montessori Community School Bassendean F 58 908 Child Side School Boyanup E 81 944 Christ Church Grammar School Claremont A 1 953 327 Christian Aboriginal Parent Directed School Kurrawang Kalgoorlie GA 70 398 Christian Aboriginal Parent-Directed School Coolgardie GA 217 171 Chrysalis Montessori School Glendalough D 138 976 Comet CARE School Clarkson H 596 891 Communicare Academy Cannington H 351 999 Cornerstone Christian College Busselton F 534 459 Corridors College Midland H 222 979 Dale Christian
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