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Answers to Questions on Notice SENATE ESTIMATES QUESTION E100_06 - Attachment Independent Schools General General Funding Recurrent Recurrent Capital 2000 ERI Primary Secondary School Post System Status Per Capita Per Capita Grants School Name Location State Funding Students Students Number code Number 2005- Rate Rate Funding Category 2004 2004 2008 Primary Secondary 2004 2004 2004 * New School - Commenced 2005 $$$ 2060 Canberra Grammar School Red Hill ACT 2603 0 2 SES 525.0 948.0 1395 1823 0 Canberra Church of England Girls 2061 Deakin ACT 2600 0 3 SES 419.0 923.0 1290 1883 0 Grammar School 2062 Canberra Christian School Mawson ACT 2607 0 8 FM 20.0 0.0 2547 3714 0 2064 Daramalan College Dickson ACT 2602 0 10 FM 0.0 1413.0 3126 4556 0 2067 Marist College Canberra Pearce ACT 2607 0 10 FM 364.0 1251.0 3126 4556 0 2068 St Edmund's College Griffith ACT 2603 0 10 FM 247.0 958.0 3126 4556 0 2910 Brindabella Christian College Lyneham ACT 2602 0 11 FM 136.0 106.0 3396 4943 0 2911 Trinity Christian School Wanniassa ACT 2903 0 8 FM 498.0 429.0 2547 3714 369,024 2912 Orana School Weston ACT 2611 0 10 FM 382.3 161.0 3126 4556 156,253 2914 Radford College Bruce ACT 2617 0 6 FM 144.0 990.0 2106 3069 0 13363 Canberra Montessori School Holder ACT 2611 0 10 FM 76.0 0.0 3126 4556 135,000 13364 Covenant College Gordon ACT 2906 0 9 FM 146.8 74.0 2883 4195 180,000 15951 Emmaus Christian School Dickson ACT 2602 0 11 FM 174.0 77.5 3396 4943 0 16044 Burgmann Anglican School Gungahlin ACT 2912 0 10 FM 380.0 137.0 3126 4556 277,242 16302 The Galilee School Kambah ACT 2902 0 Special SES 0.0 17.0 4606 6017 325,000 17215 Blue Gum Community School Hackett ACT 2602 0 NS FG 50.0 0.0 1974 2579 0 1302 Abbotsleigh Wahroonga NSW 2076 0 1 SES 478.0 903.0 1231 1608 0 1307 All Saints College Bathurst NSW 2795 0 6 SES 121.0 359.0 3040 3971 0 1311 Arden Anglican School Beecroft NSW 2119 0 3 SES 372.0 105.0 1481 1934 0 1312 Ascham School Ltd Edgecliff NSW 2027 0 1 FG 384.0 537.0 1231 1608 0 1323 Blue Mountains Grammar School Wentworth Falls NSW 2782 0 3 SES 205.0 566.4 2547 3327 0 1326 Brigidine College St Ives NSW 2075 0 8 FM 0.0 839.0 2547 3714 0 1334 Catholic High School Griffith NSW 2680 0 10 SES 0.0 516.2 3698 4831 0 1338 Central Coast Adventist School Erina NSW 2250 4112 8 SES 381.0 345.0 2961 3868 100,000 1340 Chevalier College Bowral NSW 2576 0 9 FM 0.0 1062.0 2883 4195 0 1348 Christian Brothers High School Lewisham NSW 2049 0 9 FG 217.0 933.0 3205 4186 0 1355 Newcastle Grammar School Newcastle NSW 2300 0 3 SES 313.0 508.0 2382 3112 0 1356 Claremont College Randwick NSW 2031 0 3 FG 344.0 0.0 2303 3009 0 Kincoppal-Rose Bay School of the 1357 Rose Bay NSW 2029 0 3 FG 379.0 441.0 1560 2038 0 Sacred Heart 1358 Coogee Boys' Preparatory School Randwick NSW 2031 0 5 FG 142.0 0.0 2139 2794 0 1361 Cranbrook School Bellevue Hill NSW 2023 0 1 FG 459.0 808.2 1231 1608 0 1362 Currambena School Lane Cove NSW 2066 0 5 FM 58.0 0.0 1909 2768 0 Independent Schools Page 1 SENATE ESTIMATES QUESTION E100_06 - Attachment General General Funding Recurrent Recurrent Capital 2000 ERI Primary Secondary School Post System Status Per Capita Per Capita Grants School Name Location State Funding Students Students Number code Number 2005- Rate Rate Funding Category 2004 2004 2008 Primary Secondary 2004 2004 2004 * New School - Commenced 2005 $$$ 1363 Danebank School Hurstville NSW 2220 0 3 SES 350.0 538.4 2468 3224 0 1379 Edmund Rice College Wollongong West NSW 2500 0 11 FM 0.0 811.0 3396 4943 0 1380 Elonera Montessori School Mount Ousley NSW 2519 0 5 SES 73.0 16.0 2876 3757 0 1381 Frensham School Mittagong NSW 2575 0 1 FG 0.0 301.0 2632 3438 0 1382 Gib Gate School Mittagong NSW 2575 0 1 FG 175.0 0.0 2632 3438 0 1383 Glenaeon Rudolf Steiner School Limited Middle Cove NSW 2068 0 3 FM 205.5 257.0 1290 1883 0 1406 The Illawarra Grammar School West Wollongong NSW 2500 0 3 SES 382.0 652.0 2632 3438 0 1408 Kambala Rose Bay NSW 2029 0 1 FG 356.0 540.0 1316 1719 0 1409 Kinma School Terrey Hills NSW 2084 0 3 SES 34.0 0.0 1810 2364 0 1410 Kinross Wolaroi School Orange NSW 2800 0 3 SES 221.0 720.0 3040 3971 0 1411 Knox Grammar School Wahroonga NSW 2076 0 1 SES 548.0 1336.0 1066 1393 0 Loquat Valley Anglican Preparatory 1413 Bayview NSW 2104 0 3 SES 256.0 0.0 1560 2038 0 School 1414 Loreto Kirribilli Kirribilli NSW 2061 0 8 FM 252.0 789.6 2547 3714 0 1415 Loreto Normanhurst Normanhurst NSW 2076 0 5 FM 0.0 899.0 1909 2768 0 Lorien Novalis School for Rudolf Steiner 1416 Glenhaven NSW 2156 0 5 SES 172.0 113.0 2218 2897 0 Education 1420 Hibiscus Christian School Macksville NSW 2447 4112 8 SES 16.0 0.0 4113 5372 0 1421 Macarthur Adventist School Macquarie Fields NSW 2564 4110 7 FG 106.0 32.0 4521 5905 0 1442 St Joseph's College Hunters Hill NSW 2110 0 6 FM 0.0 907.0 2106 3069 0 1448 Masada College Lindfield NSW 2070 0 3 FM 233.0 0.0 1290 1883 0 1451 Meriden School Strathfield NSW 2135 0 2 FG 295.2 437.0 2547 3327 0 1452 MLC School Burwood NSW 2134 0 3 FG 373.0 924.0 2547 3327 0 1453 Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College North Sydney NSW 2060 0 6 FM 0.0 1021.8 2106 3069 0 1454 Moriah College Bondi Junction NSW 2022 0 3 FM 789.0 842.0 1290 1883 0 Mount St Benedict College (Pennant 1459 Pennant Hills NSW 2120 0 10 FM 0.0 824.2 3126 4556 0 Hills) 1462 Mount St Joseph Milperra Milperra NSW 2214 0 11 FM 0.0 965.0 3396 4943 0 1470 Macquarie College Wallsend NSW 2287 4112 8 SES 369.0 285.5 3040 3971 200,000 1471 New England Girls School Armidale NSW 2350 0 6 SES 85.0 247.0 2961 3868 150,000 1472 Newington College Stanmore NSW 2048 0 1 SES 520.0 1012.5 1889 2467 0 1473 Oakhill College Castle Hill NSW 2154 0 9 FM 0.0 1542.0 2883 4195 0 1485 Our Lady of Lebanon College Harris Park NSW 2150 0 12 FG 685.0 516.0 4027 5261 600,000 1495 Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Parramatta NSW 2150 0 9 FM 0.0 993.0 2883 4195 0 1523 Pittwater House Grammar School Collaroy NSW 2097 0 1 SES 122.0 216.0 1810 2364 0 Independent Schools Page 2 SENATE ESTIMATES QUESTION E100_06 - Attachment General General Funding Recurrent Recurrent Capital 2000 ERI Primary Secondary School Post System Status Per Capita Per Capita Grants School Name Location State Funding Students Students Number code Number 2005- Rate Rate Funding Category 2004 2004 2008 Primary Secondary 2004 2004 2004 * New School - Commenced 2005 $$$ 1524 Port Macquarie Adventist School Port Macquarie NSW 2444 4112 8 SES 57.0 0.0 3455 4513 0 1525 PLC Armidale Armidale NSW 2350 0 6 SES 109.0 195.0 2961 3868 0 1526 Presbyterian Ladies College Croydon NSW 2132 0 2 FG 393.0 814.5 2303 3009 0 1528 Pymble Ladies' College Pymble NSW 2073 0 2 FM 693.0 1418.0 1034 1625 0 1530 Queenwood School for Girls Ltd Mosman NSW 2088 0 3 FM 341.0 506.0 1290 1883 0 1531 Ravenswood School for Girls Gordon NSW 2072 0 1 SES 315.0 786.2 987 1290 0 1534 Roseville College Roseville NSW 2069 0 3 FM 241.0 593.2 1290 1883 0 1562 St Aloysius' College Milsons Point NSW 2061 0 6 FM 329.0 839.0 2106 3069 0 1566 St Andrew's Cathedral School Sydney NSW 2000 0 1 FG 165.0 855.0 1810 2364 0 1582 St Augustine's College Brookvale NSW 2100 0 9 FM 214.0 490.0 2883 4195 0 1615 St Catherine's School Waverley NSW 2024 0 3 FG 342.0 559.0 2053 2682 0 1622 St Clare's College Waverley NSW 2024 0 9 FM 0.0 486.5 2883 4195 0 1632 St Dominic's College Kingswood NSW 2747 0 11 FM 0.0 1081.0 3396 4943 0 1636 St Edward's Christian Brothers College East Gosford NSW 2250 0 10 FM 0.0 959.0 3126 4556 0 1660 St Gregory's College Campbelltown NSW 2560 0 10 FM 0.0 1068.0 3126 4556 0 1663 St Ignatius' College Lane Cove NSW 2066 0 3 FM 202.0 1333.0 1290 1883 0 1676 St John's Lutheran Primary School Jindera NSW 2642 0 10 SES 192.0 0.0 3455 4513 0 1820 St Maroun's College Dulwich Hill NSW 2203 0 11 FG 331.0 254.0 3727 5274 0 1827 St Mary Star of the Sea College Wollongong NSW 2500 0 11 FM 0.0 1153.0 3396 4943 0 1844 Rosebank College Five Dock NSW 2046 0 11 FM 0.0 577.0 3396 4943 0 1898 St Patrick's College Campbelltown NSW 2560 0 11 FM 0.0 850.4 3396 4943 0 1900 St Patrick's College Strathfield NSW 2135 0 8 FM 358.0 1067.0 2547 3714 0 1935 St Paul's College Walla Walla NSW 2659 0 11 FM 0.0 271.0 3396 4943 35,000 1937 St Paul's Lutheran Primary School Henty NSW 2658 0 10 SES 55.0 0.0 3948 5157 0 1954 St Pius X College Chatswood NSW 2067 0 9 FM 224.0 872.0 2883 4195 0 1961 St Scholastica's College Glebe NSW 2037 0 11 FM 0.0 647.0 3396 4943 0 1963 St Stanislaus College Bathurst NSW 2795 0 10 FM 0.0 745.0 3126 4556 0 1987 St Vincent's College Potts Point NSW 2011 0 7 FM 0.0 692.0 2303 3361 0 2000 Blue Hills College Goonellabah NSW 2480 4112 8 SES 129.0 45.0 3369 4401 0 2001 Border Christian College Albury NSW 2640 4111 8 SES 108.0 42.0 3290 4298 0 2003 Castle Hill Adventist Primary School Castle Hill NSW 2154 4110 7 FM 152.0 0.0 2303 3361 20,000 2004 Mountain View Adventist College Doonside NSW 2767 4110 7 FG 140.0 118.0 3698 4831 100,000 2005 Hurstville Seventh Day Adventist School Hurstville NSW 2220 4110 7 FG 91.0 0.0 3698 4831 0 2006 Mullumbimby Adventist School Mullumbimby NSW 2482 4112 8 SES 16.0 0.0 3698 4831 0 2007 Tweed Valley College Murwillumbah NSW 2484 4112 8 SES 48.0 105.0 3784 4943 0 Independent Schools Page 3 SENATE ESTIMATES QUESTION E100_06 - Attachment General General Funding Recurrent Recurrent Capital 2000 ERI Primary Secondary School Post System Status Per Capita Per Capita Grants School Name Location State Funding Students Students Number code Number 2005- Rate Rate Funding Category 2004 2004 2008 Primary Secondary 2004 2004 2004 * New School - Commenced 2005 $$$ Wagga Wagga Seventh Day Adventist 2008 Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 4111 8 SES 21.0 0.0 3369 4401 0 Primary
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