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Answers to Estimates Questions on Notice NEW SOUTH WALES ATTACHMENT B NSW Non-Systemic Regular Schools School Name Location Entitlement Abbotsleigh WAHROONGA $1,428,230.00 Aberfeldy Preparatory School TURRAMURRA $53,743.00 Aetaomah School TERRAGON $173,916.00 Aim Senior Secondary Music College SURRY HILLS $93,324.00 Al Amanah College BANKSTOWN $1,399,534.00 Al Faisal College AUBURN $1,795,016.00 Al Noori Muslim Primary School GREENACRE $785,349.00 Al Zahra College ARNCLIFFE $687,310.00 Alesco Learning Centre COOKS HILL $103,080.00 All Saints College BATHURST $1,457,184.00 All Saints Greek Orthodox Grammar School LAKEMBA $1,977,790.00 Allowera Christian School RIVERSTONE $285,064.00 Arden Anglican School BEECROFT $426,960.00 Arkana College KINGSGROVE $404,320.00 Armenian General Benevolent Union Alexander Primary School DUFFYS FOREST $110,960.00 Armidale Boys College ARMIDALE $13,783.00 Ascham School Ltd EDGECLIFF $1,011,236.00 Ashraful Madaaris High School MINTO $115,038.00 Bankstown Grammar School GEORGES HALL $1,694,352.00 Barker College HORNSBY $2,528,619.00 Bathurst Christian College BATHURST $84,728.00 Bega Valley Christian College BEGA $2,150,257.00 Belmont Christian College BELMONT $2,155,714.00 Berowra Christian Community School BEROWRA $268,800.00 Bethany Christian College YOUNG $65,692.00 Bethel Christian School MOUNT DRUITT $865,899.00 Bhaktivedanta Swami Gurukula School EUNGELLA $48,600.00 Birchgrove Independent School NORTH STRATHFIELD $167,904.00 Bishop Druitt College COFFS HARBOUR $3,078,714.00 Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College FLETCHER $936,333.00 Blue Mountains Christian School BLACKHEATH $695,900.00 Blue Mountains Grammar School WENTWORTH FALLS $1,617,806.00 Blue Mountains Steiner School HAZELBROOK $238,612.00 Bob Hughes Christian School CHESTER HILL $87,564.00 Bowral Rudolf Steiner School BOWRAL $448,820.00 Brigidine College ST IVES $2,662,275.00 Broughton Anglican College CAMPBELLTOWN $3,331,202.00 Byron Community Primary School BYRON BAY $261,976.00 Calrossy School TAMWORTH $1,039,626.00 Calvary Chapel Christian School GEORGES HALL $475,411.00 Cape Byron Rudolf Steiner School EWINGSDALE $815,162.00 Carinya Christian School GUNNEDAH $273,584.00 Carinya Christian School TAMWORTH $2,201,428.00 Casino Christian School NORTH CASINO $438,049.00 Casuarina Steiner School COFFS HARBOUR $269,129.00 Catholic High School GRIFFITH $2,129,656.00 Cedars Christian College FARMBOROUGH CHASE $1,144,092.00 Central Coast Grammar School ERINA HEIGHTS $2,395,512.00 Central Coast Rudolf Steiner School NORTH GOSFORD $280,684.00 Cessnock Christian School CESSNOCK $91,784.00 Chevalier College BOWRAL $3,969,405.00 Christadelphian Heritage College COORANBONG $161,969.00 Christadelphian Heritage College Sydney Inc KEMPS CREEK $797,648.00 Christian Brothers High School LEWISHAM $3,951,579.00 Christian Community High School REGENTS PARK $1,986,118.00 Chrysalis School for Rudolf Steiner Education THORA $217,419.00 Claremont College RANDWICK $517,638.00 Coffs Harbour Bible Church School TOORMINA $42,304.00 Coffs Harbour Christian Community School BONVILLE $2,167,923.00 Condell Park Christian School CONDELL PARK $171,382.00 Coogee Boys' Preparatory School RANDWICK $239,292.00 Cornerstone Community Schools - Burrabadine, Dubbo DUBBO $39,872.00 Cornerstone Community Schools - Pera Bore, Bourke BOURKE $270,038.00 Covenant Christian School BELROSE $2,116,365.00 Coverdale Christian School RIVERSTONE $2,264,413.00 Cranbrook SchoolPage 1 BELLEVUE HILL $1,379,958.00 Currambena School LANE COVE $119,793.00 Danebank School HURSTVILLE $1,672,319.00 Deniliquin Christian School DENILIQUIN $89,651.00 Dubbo Christian School DUBBO $2,033,419.00 Dunmore Lang Christian Community School MUSWELLBROOK $46,720.00 East Sydney Community-Based High School DARLINGHURST $279,660.00 Edmund Rice College WOLLONGONG WEST $3,371,575.00 Elonera Montessori School MOUNT OUSLEY $202,074.00 Emmanuel Anglican College WEST BALLINA $1,014,892.00 Essington Christian Academy WESTMEAD $371,055.00 Eurobodalla Christian Community School SURFSIDE $93,227.00 Fern Valley Montessori Primary School CARDIFF $92,070.00 Forestville Montessori School FORESTVILLE $159,654.00 Frensham School MITTAGONG $526,971.00 German School Johannes Gutenberg RYDE $194,457.00 Gib Gate School MITTAGONG $239,980.00 Glenaeon Rudolf Steiner School Limited MIDDLE COVE $661,827.00 Gosford Christian School NARARA $2,178,421.00 Goulburn Junior College GOULBURN $97,055.00 Green Point Christian College GREEN POINT $3,082,476.00 Green Valley Islamic College GREEN VALLEY $128,730.00 Greenacre Baptist Christian Community School GREENACRE $576,225.00 Hamazkaine Arshak and Sophie Galstaun School INGLESIDE $1,005,036.00 Hawkesbury Independent School KURRAJONG $134,400.00 Heritage Christian School PORT MACQUARIE $1,271,497.00 Highfields Preparatory & Kindergarten School Limited LINDFIELD $137,844.00 Hills Montessori School WEST PENNANT HILLS $9,900.00 Holy Saviour School GREENACRE $387,856.00 Hunter Christian School MAYFIELD $1,572,381.00 Hunter Valley Grammar School ASHTONFIELD NSW $1,634,367.00 Illawarra Christian School CORDEAUX HEIGHTS $2,564,265.00 Inaburra School BANGOR $2,159,617.00 Inner City Montessori Primary School BALMAIN $246,296.00 Italian Bilingual School FIVE DOCK $7,406.00 Jervis Bay Christian Community School VINCENTIA $95,418.00 John Colet School BELROSE $225,570.00 John Wycliffe Christian School WARRIMOO $2,432,553.00 Kamaroi Rudolf Steiner School BELROSE $411,720.00 Kambala ROSE BAY $939,840.00 Kangia Steiner School MURWILLUMBAH $169,007.00 Kincoppal-Rose Bay School of the Sacred Heart ROSE BAY $1,158,556.00 Kindalin Christian School CASTLEREAGH $736,343.00 Kindlehill School WENTWORTH FALLS $39,627.00 King Abdul Aziz College MOUNT DRUITT $919,760.00 Kinma School TERREY HILLS $68,588.00 Kinross Wolaroi School ORANGE $2,068,423.00 Knox Grammar School WAHROONGA $1,857,582.00 Koinonia Christian Academy BOURKE $146,950.00 Korowal School LEURA $457,842.00 Kuyper Christian School NORTH RICHMOND $819,187.00 Lake Macquarie Christian College FASSIFERN $650,809.00 Lakes Anglican Grammar School SUMMERLAND POINT $532,196.00 Lakeside Christian College TWEED HEADS $987,105.00 Liberty College TAMWORTH $55,980.00 Lindisfarne Anglican School TERRANORA $3,519,545.00 Linuwel School Ltd EAST MAITLAND $358,472.00 Loquat Valley Anglican Preparatory School BAYVIEW $314,244.00 Loreto Kirribilli KIRRIBILLI $3,049,346.00 Loreto Normanhurst NORMANHURST $2,169,009.00 Lorien Novalis School for Rudolf Steiner Education GLENHAVEN $591,330.00 Lutheran Primary School Wagga Wagga WAGGA WAGGA $1,102,080.00 M.E.T. School MEADOWBANK $1,208,129.00 Macarthur Region Anglican Church School COBBITTY $3,442,785.00 Macleay Vocational College SOUTH KEMPSEY $54,395.00 Macquarie Anglican Grammar School DUBBO $435,664.00 Maitland Christian School METFORD $973,048.00 Malek Fahd Islamic School GREENACRE $6,260,563.00 Mamre Christian College ERSKINE PARK $1,121,852.00 Manning River Steiner School TAREE $186,020.00 Masada College LINDFIELD $312,738.00 Masada College High SchoolPage 2 ST IVES $678,940.00 Medowie Christian School MEDOWIE $243,342.00 Meriden School STRATHFIELD $1,429,988.00 Minimbah Primary School ARMIDALE $199,584.00 Mirriwinni Gardens Aboriginal Academy BELLBROOK $201,148.00 MLC School BURWOOD $2,627,870.00 Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College NORTH SYDNEY $2,744,343.00 Montessori Children's World GYMEA $124,476.00 Montessori East BONDI $176,437.00 Moree Christian Community School MOREE $446,830.00 Moriah College BONDI JUNCTION $2,126,124.00 Mosman Church of England Preparatory School MOSMAN $200,880.00 Mount Annan Christian College MOUNT ANNAN $1,798,730.00 Mount Erin High School WAGGA WAGGA $2,443,855.00 Mount Sinai College MAROUBRA $419,640.00 Mount St Benedict College (Pennant Hills) PENNANT HILLS $3,203,622.00 Mount St Joseph Milperra MILPERRA $4,106,020.00 Mullumbimby Christian School MULLUMBIMBY $152,550.00 Mumbulla School for Rudolf Steiner Education BEGA $318,835.00 Murwillumbah Christian College DUNGAY $284,610.00 Nambucca Valley Christian Community School NAMBUCCA HEADS $182,466.00 Namoi Valley Christian School WEE WAA $73,521.00 Nepean District Christian School MULGOA $1,031,375.00 New England Girls School ARMIDALE $946,693.00 Newcastle Grammar School NEWCASTLE $1,427,040.00 Newington College STANMORE $2,101,343.00 Noor Al Houda Islamic College STRATHFIELD $1,981,456.00 Northcross RYDE $376,656.00 Northern Beaches Christian School TERREY HILLS $2,557,970.00 Northholm Grammar School ARCADIA $1,182,246.00 Northside Montessori School PYMBLE $195,588.00 Nowra Christian Community School NOWRA $1,268,904.00 Oakhill College CASTLE HILL $5,540,400.00 Odyssey House EAGLEVALE $326,270.00 Orange Christian School ORANGE $1,363,211.00 Orchard Hills Preparatory School ORCHARD HILLS $243,936.00 Our Lady of Lebanon School HARRIS PARK $4,570,462.00 Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta PARRAMATTA $3,513,780.00 Oxford Falls Grammar School OXFORD FALLS $1,393,692.00 Oxley College BURRADOO $1,198,186.00 Pacific Hills Christian School DURAL $2,839,170.00 Parkes Christian School PARKES $328,031.00 Penrith Christian Community School ORCHARD HILLS $1,726,365.00 Pittwater House Girls College COLLAROY $346,014.00 Pittwater House Grammar School COLLAROY $484,879.00 PLC Armidale ARMIDALE $866,583.00 Presbyterian Ladies College CROYDON $2,082,505.00 Pymble Ladies' College PYMBLE $2,669,744.00 Qibla College MINTO $306,915.00 Queenwood School for Girls Ltd MOSMAN $1,105,497.00 Rainbow Ridge School LILLIAN ROCK $111,446.00 Ravenswood School for Girls GORDON $1,086,265.00 Reddam House NORTH BONDI $540,155.00
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