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School School Name State Electorate School Type Usable Land 2020 Enrolment Student Sapce Comments Code Area Ratio 1017 Albury Public School Albury Public 17,860.47 625 28.58 1019 Albury West Public School Albury Public 17,685.12 152 116.35 1318 Boree Creek Public School Albury Public 13,337.62 31 430.25 1363 Brocklesby Public School Albury Public 22,829.80 11 2075.44 1453 Burrumbuttock Public School Albury Public 6,698.95 33 203.00 1658 Corowa Public School Albury Public 34,720.67 214 162.25 1659 Corowa South Public School Albury Public 13,111.63 49 267.58 1698 Culcairn Public School Albury Public 8,067.67 116 69.55 1969 Gerogery Public School Albury Public 594.63 19 31.30 2154 Henty Public School Albury Public 12,270.04 100 122.70 2170 Holbrook Public School Albury Public 27,942.58 150 186.28 2186 Howlong Public School Albury Public 22,450.44 202 111.14 2226 Jerilderie Public School Albury Public 9,096.18 28 324.86 2239 Jindera Public School Albury Public 26,063.31 161 161.88 2378 Lavington Public School Albury Public 38,211.56 434 88.05 2429 Lowesdale Public School Albury Public 15,762.47 17 927.20 2667 Mulwala Public School Albury Public 7,346.61 65 113.02 2791 Oaklands Central School Albury Central 34,107.90 56 609.07 2933 Rand Public School Albury Public 19,764.32 28 705.87 2996 Rosewood Public School Albury Public 13,201.75 21 628.65 3041 Savernake Public School Albury Public 19,723.28 4 4930.82 3208 Thurgoona Public School Albury Public 26,912.31 602 44.70 3275 Tumbarumba Public School Albury Public 13,178.63 160 82.37 3314 Urana Public School Albury Public 9,056.71 7 1293.82 3338 Walbundrie Public School Albury Public 16,925.07 21 805.96 3352 Walla Walla Public School Albury Public 22,377.30 38 588.88 3534 Table Top Public School Albury Public 17,960.47 76 236.32 3922 Albury North Public School Albury Public 21,131.59 249 84.87 4168 Lavington East Public School Albury Public 30,358.14 357 85.04 4270 Khancoban Public School Albury Public 27,640.64 28 987.17 4407 Hume Public School Albury Public 30,485.00 175 174.20 4468 Glenroy Public School Albury Public 18,935.86 197 96.12 4523 Springdale Heights Public School Albury Public 19,140.64 160 119.63 5653 Wewak Street School Albury SSPK-12 6,724.31 61 110.23 5744 Kandeer School Albury SSPK-12 2,561.60 16 160.10 8101 Albury High School Albury High 35,521.23 1047 33.93 8266 James Fallon High School Albury High 27,134.07 738 36.77 8308 Corowa High School Albury High 54,276.51 343 158.24 8450 Tumbarumba High School Albury High 53,899.18 182 296.15 8503 Billabong High School Albury High 75,211.59 394 190.89 8505 Murray High School Albury High 61,527.15 703 87.52 1073 Auburn North Public School Auburn Public 18,426.17 676 27.26 1075 Auburn West Public School Auburn Public 10,496.70 596 17.61 1199 Berala Public School Auburn Public 12,370.64 792 15.62 1257 Blaxcell Street Public School Auburn Public 17,186.26 922 18.64 2394 Lidcombe Public School Auburn Public 13,966.22 823 16.97 Capital works 4627 Newington Public School Auburn Public 11,998.71 815 14.72 4662 Wentworth Point Public School Auburn Public 9,119.90 485 18.80 5236 Granville East Public School Auburn Public 10,686.47 315 33.93 7403 Auburn Public School Auburn Public 9,345.46 521 17.94 8253 Auburn Girls High School Auburn High 10,137.55 799 12.69 8436 Granville South Creative and PerformAuburn High 37,743.74 602 62.70 1030 Alstonville Public School Ballina Public 15,625.42 372 42.00 1112 Ballina Public School Ballina Public 12,041.08 294 40.96 1118 Bangalow Public School Ballina Public 7,024.10 245 28.67 1227 Ocean Shores Public School Ballina Public 11,871.55 316 37.57 1389 Brunswick Heads Public School Ballina Public 5,554.61 241 23.05 1470 Byron Bay Public School Ballina Public 14,495.73 646 22.44 1471 Cabbage Tree Island Public School Ballina Public 6,184.25 34 181.89 1634 Coorabell Public School Ballina Public 8,036.26 128 62.78 1803 Durrumbul Public School Ballina Public 25,084.56 13 1929.58 1840 Empire Vale Public School Ballina Public 14,130.84 26 543.49 1879 Eureka Public School Ballina Public 10,820.44 30 360.68 2042 Goonengerry Public School Ballina Public 6,559.32 52 126.14 2214 Fernleigh Public School Ballina Public 6,754.16 38 177.74 2665 Mullumbimby Public School Ballina Public 23,346.45 246 94.90 2741 Newrybar Public School Ballina Public 17,273.53 35 493.53 2890 The Pocket Public School Ballina Public 5,964.28 94 63.45 3006 Rous Public School Ballina Public 14,252.15 87 163.82 3236 Main Arm Upper Public School Ballina Public 11,073.75 92 120.37 3378 Wardell Public School Ballina Public 7,672.54 35 219.22 3454 Wilsons Creek Public School Ballina Public 8,364.45 18 464.69 3475 Wollongbar Public School Ballina Public 20,487.87 288 71.14 3760 Upper Coopers Creek Public School Ballina Public 5,210.13 13 400.78 4184 Lennox Head Public School Ballina Public 17,919.47 491 36.50 Capital works 4428 Southern Cross Public School Ballina Public 73,812.25 396 186.39 4578 Teven-Tintenbar Public School Ballina Public 23,714.17 185 128.18 4659 Southern Cross School of Distance EdBallina Public 75,590.89 800 94.49 8193 Mullumbimby High School Ballina High 21,167.97 631 33.55 8195 Ballina Coast High School Ballina High 45,808.30 994 46.08 8577 Byron Bay High School Ballina High 36,894.96 782 47.18 8578 Alstonville High School Ballina High 23,025.38 702 32.80 1041 Annandale Public School Balmain Public 5,677.06 464 12.24 1042 Annandale North Public School Balmain Public 2,518.40 398 6.33 1240 Birchgrove Public School Balmain Public 3,395.43 415 8.18 1932 Forest Lodge Public School Balmain Public 3,216.83 349 9.22 2270 Kegworth Public School Balmain Public 8,221.19 358 22.96 2749 Nicholson Street Public School Balmain Public 2,734.84 129 21.20 2812 Orange Grove Public School Balmain Public 10,922.87 552 19.79 3305 Ultimo Public School Balmain Public 2,420.96 373 6.49 Capital works 7404 Balmain Public School Balmain Public 1,653.00 382 4.33 7419 Glebe Public School Balmain Public 3,017.18 299 10.09 7423 Leichhardt Public School Balmain Public 7,437.19 731 10.17 7435 Rozelle Public School Balmain Public 8,673.43 651 13.32 8484 Sydney Secondary College Balmain C Balmain High 21,460.43 774 27.73 8507 Sydney Secondary College Leichhardt Balmain High 7,037.12 931 7.56 8539 Sydney Secondary College BlackwattlBalmain High 19,013.12 844 22.53 1124 Bankstown North Public School Bankstown Public 18,988.89 346 54.88 1148 Bass Hill Public School Bankstown Public 18,188.42 399 45.59 2950 Regents Park Public School Bankstown Public 5,145.23 293 17.56 3698 Chester Hill Public School Bankstown Public 22,621.15 704 32.13 3869 Yagoona Public School Bankstown Public 14,933.14 579 25.79 3977 Villawood East Public School Bankstown Public 17,319.94 263 65.86 3981 Chester Hill North Public School Bankstown Public 22,105.92 489 45.21 4057 Birrong Public School Bankstown Public 13,136.45 585 22.46 4059 Wattawa Heights Public School Bankstown Public 11,061.87 209 52.93 4142 Bankstown West Public School Bankstown Public 10,870.59 325 33.45 5188 Sefton Infants School Bankstown Infants 3,276.41 137 23.92 5246 Bankstown South Infants School Bankstown Infants 9,444.60 167 56.55 5411 Rowland Hassall School Bankstown SSPK-12 9,712.43 54 179.86 5581 Karningul School Bankstown SSPK-12 387.95 20 19.40 5767 George Bass School Bankstown SSPK-12 17,121.58 103 166.23 7405 Bankstown Public School Bankstown Public 10,348.45 780 13.27 8213 Birrong Boys High School Bankstown High 20,124.99 393 51.21 8223 Bass High School Bankstown High 30,480.87 612 49.81 8254 Bankstown Girls High School Bankstown High 4,267.03 543 7.86 8265 Sefton High School Bankstown High 21,022.03 1065 19.74 8269 Chester Hill High School Bankstown High 38,637.25 1377 28.06 8381 Bankstown Senior College Bankstown High 66,818.10 512 130.50 8854 Birrong Girls High School Bankstown High 39,968.08 819 48.80 1028 Alma Public School Barwon Public 7,479.62 271 27.60 1130 Baradine Central School Barwon Central 12,146.02 127 95.64 1175 Bellata Public School Barwon Public 14,315.16 23 622.40 1237 Binnaway Central School Barwon Central 18,343.79 59 310.91 1276 Boggabri Public School Barwon Public 11,068.92 70 158.13 1326 Bourke Public School Barwon Public 34,442.05 189 182.23 1350 Brewarrina Central School Barwon Central 13,928.78 168 82.91 1369 Broken Hill Public School Barwon Public 12,621.10 178 70.91 1371 Broken Hill North Public School Barwon Public 23,701.07 253 93.68 1432 Burke Ward Public School Barwon Public 14,469.38 249 58.11 1447 Burren Junction Public School Barwon Public 10,096.88 39 258.89 1507 Carinda Public School Barwon Public 17,315.09 12 1442.92 1578 Cobar Public School Barwon Public 34,956.20 210 166.46 1589 Collarenebri Central School Barwon Central 6,459.76 80 80.75 1609 Condobolin Public School Barwon Public 24,682.83 312 79.11 1621 Coolah Central School Barwon Central 45,040.61 216 208.52 1630 Coonabarabran Public School Barwon Public 19,962.17 248 80.49 1631 Coonamble Public School Barwon Public 50,499.93 210 240.48 1789 Dunedoo Central School Barwon Central 24,264.06 166 146.17 1867 Euabalong West Public School Barwon Public 7,112.60 19 374.35 1894 Fairfax Public School Barwon Public 5,615.57 6 935.93 1979 Gilgandra Public School Barwon Public 10,820.57 215 50.33 1986 Girilambone Public School Barwon Public 15,534.35 11 1412.21 2033 Goodooga Central School Barwon Central 29,791.45 41 726.62 2094 Gulargambone Central School Barwon Central 18,448.13 59 312.68 2115 Gwabegar Public School Barwon Public 568.34 7 81.19 2155 Hermidale Public School Barwon Public 6,836.12 11 621.47
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