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A-Z Schools List 2015.Xlsx Page 1 of 66 Name of Public School NSW A-Z Schools List_2015.xlsx Name of Public School NSW Principals Network Phone Email Abbotsford Public School Strathfield 9713 6220 [email protected] Aberdeen Public School Wollemi 6543 7271 [email protected] Abermain Public School Hunter 4930 4210 [email protected] Adaminaby Public School Queanbeyan 6454 2265 [email protected] Adamstown Public School Newcastle 4957 1114 [email protected] Adelong Public School Cootamundra 6946 2053 [email protected] Afterlee Public School Richmond Valley 6633 3163 [email protected] Airds High School Campbelltown 4625 5811 [email protected] Ajuga School Glenfield 9829 1050 [email protected] Albert Park Public School Lismore 6621 3259 [email protected] Albion Park High School Wollongong 4257 1744 [email protected] Albion Park Public School Wollongong 4256 1244 [email protected] Albion Park Rail Public School Wollongong 4256 1287 [email protected] Albury High School Albury 6021 3488 [email protected] Albury North Public School Albury 6025 1730 [email protected] Albury Public School Albury 6021 3849 [email protected] Albury West Public School Albury 6021 2288 [email protected] Aldavilla Public School Mid North Coast 6563 1141 [email protected] Alexandria Park Community School Marrickville 9698 1967 [email protected] Alfords Point Public School Woronora River 9543 0185 [email protected] Allambie Heights Public School Ku-Ring-Gai 9451 5440 [email protected] Alma Public School Far West 08 8088 2181 [email protected] Alstonville High School Richmond Valley 6628 5222 [email protected] Alstonville Public School Richmond Valley 6628 0775 [email protected] Ambarvale High School Campbelltown 4627 1800 [email protected] Ambarvale Public School Campbelltown 4626 1485 [email protected] Anna Bay Public School Callaghan & Port Stephens 4982 1187 [email protected] Annandale North Public School Port Jackson 9660 3972 [email protected] Annandale Public School Port Jackson 9516 3711 [email protected] Annangrove Public School Dural 9679 1303 [email protected] Anson Street School Orange 6362 4563 [email protected] Appin Public School Wollondilly 4631 1220 [email protected] Arcadia Public School Dural 9653 1207 [email protected] Page 1 of 66 A-Z Schools List_2015.xlsx Arcadia Vale Public School Lake Macquarie West 4975 1181 [email protected] Ardlethan Central School Griffith 6978 2046 [email protected] Argenton Public School Lake Macquarie West 4958 1805 [email protected] Ariah Park Central School Cootamundra 6974 1105 [email protected] Armidale City Public School Northern Tablelands 6772 3420 [email protected] Armidale High School Northern Tablelands 6772 7466 [email protected] Arncliffe Public School Georges River 9567 5060 [email protected] Arncliffe West Infants School Georges River 9567 7062 [email protected] Arndell School North Sydney 9888 3737 [email protected] Arranounbai School Ku-Ring-Gai 9452 3168 [email protected] Artarmon Public School North Sydney 9411 1950 [email protected] Arthur Phillip High School Parramatta 9635 8638 [email protected] Ashbury Public School Canterbury 9798 4509 [email protected] Ashcroft High School Liverpool 9607 8011 [email protected] Ashcroft Public School Liverpool 9607 8202 [email protected] Ashfield Boys High School Marrickville 9798 6620 [email protected] Ashfield Public School Marrickville 9798 4400 [email protected] Ashford Central School Barwon 6725 4101 [email protected] Ashmont Public School Wagga Wagga 6931 4944 [email protected] Ashtonfield Public School Maitland 4934 3584 [email protected] Asquith Boys High School Hornsby 9477 3508 [email protected] Asquith Girls High School Hornsby 9477 6411 [email protected] Asquith Public School Hornsby 9477 1258 [email protected] Athelstane Public School Georges River 9567 3550 [email protected] Attunga Public School Tamworth 6769 5554 [email protected] Auburn Girls High School Holroyd 9649 6949 [email protected] Auburn North Public School Holroyd 9748 1036 [email protected] Auburn Public School Holroyd 9646 2200 [email protected] Auburn West Public School Holroyd 9649 6774 [email protected] Aurora College North Sydney 9886 7560 [email protected] Austinmer Public School Wollongong North 4267 1311 [email protected] Austral Public School Macarthur 9606 0312 [email protected] Australia Street Infants School Marrickville 9557 5377 [email protected] Avalon Public School Warringah 9973 1439 [email protected] Page 2 of 66 A-Z Schools List_2015.xlsx Avoca Beach Public School Gosford 4382 1416 [email protected] Avoca Public School Wollondilly 4887 7224 [email protected] Awaba Public School Lake Macquarie West 4959 2502 [email protected] Awabakal Environmental Education Centre Callaghan & Port Stephens 4944 8233 [email protected] Balarang Public School Wollongong 4256 1846 [email protected] Bald Blair Public School Northern Tablelands 6779 1578 [email protected] Bald Face Public School Port Hacking 9546 1565 [email protected] Balgowlah Heights Public School Warringah 9948 2225 [email protected] Balgowlah North Public School Warringah 9949 4499 [email protected] Balgownie Public School Wollongong North 4284 4245 [email protected] Ballimore Public School Macquarie 6886 5151 [email protected] Ballina High School Richmond Valley 6686 2133 [email protected] Ballina Public School Richmond Valley 6686 2205 [email protected] Balmain Public School Port Jackson 9818 1177 [email protected] Balranald Central School Deniliquin 03 5020 2222 [email protected] Bangalow Public School Lismore 6687 1434 [email protected] Bangor Public School Woronora River 9543 2244 [email protected] Banks Public School Penrith 9670 6506 [email protected] Banksia Road Public School Canterbury 9707 3423 [email protected] Banksmeadow Public School Botany Bay 9316 9608 [email protected] Bankstown Girls High School Bankstown 9709 6788 [email protected] Bankstown Hospital School Bankstown 9722 8063 [email protected] Bankstown North Public School Bankstown 9709 5506 [email protected] Bankstown Public School Bankstown 9796 2120 [email protected] Bankstown Senior College Bankstown 9707 3288 [email protected] Bankstown South Infants School Bankstown 9790 6176 [email protected] Bankstown West Public School Bankstown 9790 6158 [email protected] Banora Point High School Tweed 07 5513 1960 [email protected] Banora Point Public School Tweed 07 5524 1444 [email protected] Baradine Central School Western Plains 6843 1805 [email protected] Bardwell Park Infants School Canterbury 9567 8754 [email protected] Barellan Central School Griffith 6963 9202 [email protected] Bargo Public School Wollondilly 4684 1396 [email protected] Barham High School Deniliquin 03 5453 2322 [email protected] Page 3 of 66 A-Z Schools List_2015.xlsx Barham Public School Deniliquin 03 5453 2133 [email protected] Barkers Vale Public School Richmond Valley 6689 7202 [email protected] Barmedman Public School Cootamundra 6976 2128 [email protected] Barnier Public School The Hills 9837 1600 [email protected] Barnsley Public School Lake Macquarie West 4953 2976 [email protected] Barooga Public School Deniliquin 03 5873 4242 [email protected] Barraba Central School Tamworth 6782 1104 [email protected] Barrack Heights Public School South Coast 4296 4222 [email protected] Barrenjoey High School Warringah 9918 8811 [email protected] Barrington Public School Great Lakes 6558 4258 [email protected] Barwon Learning Centre Barwon 6751 1573 [email protected] Baryulgil Public School Clarence Valley 6647 2124 [email protected] Bass High School Bankstown 9726 3644 [email protected] Bass Hill Public School Bankstown 9644 3431 [email protected] Bateau Bay Public School Wyong 4332 8000 [email protected] Batemans Bay High School Far South Coast 4478 3600 [email protected] Batemans Bay Public School Far South Coast 4472 4059 [email protected] Bates Drive School Port
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