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Asthma Friendly Schools 2017 Schools Asthma Name of school P/C Trained Friendly Adam Road Primary School 6230 Albany Primary School 6330 Albany Secondary ESC 6330 Albany Senior High School 6330 Al-Hidayah Islamic School 6102 Alinjarra Primary School 6064 Alkimos Baptist College 6030 Alkimos Beach Primary School 6033 Alkimos Primary School 6033 All Saints' College 6149 Allanson Primary School 6225 Allendale Primary School 6530 Alta-1 6065 Amaroo Primary School 6225 Anne Hamersley Primary School 6069 Anzac Terrace Primary School 6054 Applecross Primary School 6153 Applecross Senior High School 6153 Aquinas College 6152 Aranmore Catholic College 6007 Aranmore Catholic Primary School 6007 Arbor Grove Primary School 6069 Ardross Primary School 6153 Armadale ESC 6112 Armadale Primary School 6112 Armadale Senior High School 6112 Ashburton Drive Primary School 6110 Ashdale Primary School 6065 Ashdale Secondary College 6065 Ashfield Primary School 6054 Assumption Catholic Primary School 6210 Attadale Primary School 6156 Atwell College 6164 Atwell Primary School 6164 Aubin Grove Primary School 6164 Augusta Primary School 6290 Aust. Christian College - Darling Downs 6112 Aust. Christian College - Southlands 6330 Aust. Islamic College - Kewdale 6105 Aust. Islamic College - North Of The River 6059 Aust. Islamic College - Perth 6108 Austin Cove Baptist College 6208 Australind Primary School 6233 Australind Senior High School 6233 Aveley Primary School 6069 Avonvale ESC 6401 Avonvale Primary School 6401 Babakin Primary School 6428 Badgingarra Primary School 6521 Bakers Hill Primary School 6562 Balcatta Primary School 6021 Balcatta Senior High School 6021 Baldivis Primary School 6171 Page 1 Schools Baldivis Secondary College 6171 Baler Primary School 6722 Balga Primary School 6061 Balga Senior High School 6061 Balingup Primary School 6253 Ballajura Community College 6066 Ballajura Primary School 6066 Ballidu Primary School 6606 Bambara Primary School 6025 Banksia Montessori School 6059 Banksia Park Primary School 6149 Bannister Creek Primary School 6148 Bassendean Primary School 6054 Bateman Primary School 6150 Baynton West Primary School 6714 Bayswater Primary School 6053 Bayulu Remote Comm. School 6765 Beachlands Primary School 6530 Beacon Primary School 6472 Beaconsfield Primary School 6162 Beaumaris Primary School 6027 Beckenham Primary School 6107 Beechboro Christian School 6063 Beechboro Primary School 6063 Beeliar Primary School 6164 Beldon ESC 6027 Beldon Primary School 6027 Belmay Primary School 6105 Belmont City College 6104 Belmont Primary School 6104 Belridge ESC 6027 Belridge Senior High School 6027 Bencubbin Primary School 6477 Bentley Primary School 6102 Bertram Primary School 6167 Bethel Christian School 6330 Beverley District High School 6304 Bible Baptist Christian Academy 6082 Bibra Lake Primary School 6163 Bicton Primary School 6157 Bindoon Primary School 6502 Binnu Primary School 6532 Birlirr Ngawiyiwu Catholic School - Yaruman 6770 Bletchley Park Primary School 6110 Blue Gum Montessori School Inc 6163 Bluff Point Primary School 6530 Boddington DHS 6390 Bold Park Comm. School 6015 Bolgart Primary School 6568 Booragoon Primary School 6154 Borden Primary School 6338 Boulder Primary School 6432 Boyanup Primary School 6237 Boyare Primary School 6061 Boyup Brook DHS 6244 Braeside Primary School 6317 Page 2 Schools Bramfield Park Primary School 6109 Bremer Bay Primary School 6338 Brentwood Primary School 6153 Bridgetown High School 6255 Bridgetown Primary School 6255 Brighton Catholic Primary School 6036 Brookman Primary School 6147 Brookton DHS 6306 Broome Anglican School 6725 Broome North Primary School 6725 Broome Primary School 6725 Broome Senior High School 6725 Broomehill Primary School 6318 Bruce Rock DHS 6418 Brunswick Junction PS 6224 Bull Creek Primary School 6149 Bullsbrook College 6084 Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School 6230 Bunbury Catholic College 6230 Bunbury John Calvin School 6230 Bunbury Primary School 6230 Bunbury Senior High School 6230 Bungaree Primary School 6168 Buntine Primary School 6613 Burbridge School 6064 Burrendah Primary School 6155 Burringurrah Remote Comm. School 6642 Busselton Primary School 6280 Busselton Senior High School 6280 Butler College 6030 Butler Primary School 6036 Byford John Calvin School 6122 Byford Primary School 6122 Byford Secondary College 6122 Cable Beach Primary School 6726 Cadoux Primary School 6466 Caladenia Primary School 6155 Calingiri Primary School 6569 Calista Primary School 6167 Camboon Primary School 6062 Campbell Primary School 6155 Canning College 6102 Canning Vale College 6155 Canning Vale ESC 6155 Canning Vale Primary School 6155 Cannington Comm. College 6107 Cannington Comm. ESC 6107 Cape Naturaliste College 6280 Capel Primary School 6271 Caralee Comm. School 6156 Carcoola Primary School 6208 Career Enterprise Centre 6210 Carey Baptist College 6112 Carey Park Primary School 6230 Carine Primary School 6020 Carine Senior High School 6020 Page 3 Schools Carlisle Primary School 6101 Carmel Adventist College 6076 Carmel Adventist College Primary 6076 Carmel School 6059 Carnamah DHS 6517 Carnarvon Christian School (Inc) 6701 Carnarvon Comm. College 6701 Carnarvon School Of The Air 6701 Carramar Primary School 6031 Carson Street School 6101 Casa Mia Montessori Comm. School 6054 Cascade Primary School 6450 Cassia ESC 6722 Cassia Primary School 6722 Castlereagh School 6155 Castletown Primary School 6450 Catholic Agricultural College Bindoon 6502 Caversham Primary School 6055 Caversham Training & Education Centre 6055 CBC Fremantle 6160 Cecil Andrews Senior High School 6112 Central Midlands SHS 6510 Cervantes Primary School 6511 Challis Comm. Primary School 6112 Chapman Valley PS 6532 Charthouse Primary School 6169 Chidlow Primary School 6556 Child Side School 6237 Chisholm Catholic College 6052 Christ Church Grammar School 6010 Christ The King Catholic School 6725 Christ The King School 6162 Christian Aboriginal PDS 6429 Christian Aboriginal PDSl - Kurrawang 6430 Christmas Island DHS 6798 Chrysalis Montessori School 6017 Churchlands Primary School 6014 Churchlands Senior High School 6018 City Beach Primary School 6015 Clarkson Comm. High School 6030 Clarkson Primary School 6030 Clayton View Primary School 6056 Clifton Hills Primary School 6111 Clifton Park Primary School 6233 Clontarf Aboriginal College 6152 Cloverdale ESC 6105 Cloverdale Primary School 6105 Cocos Islands DHS 6799 College Row School 6230 Collie Senior High School 6225 Collier Primary School 6152 Comet Bay College 6173 Comet Bay Primary School 6173 Comet School 6030 Communicare Academy 6107 Como Primary School 6152 Page 4 Schools Como Secondary College 6152 Condingup Primary School 6450 Connolly Primary School 6027 Coodanup Comm. College 6210 Coogee Primary School 6166 Cooinda Primary School 6230 Coolbellup Comm. School 6163 Coolbellup Learning Centre 6163 Coolbinia Primary School 6050 Coolgardie Primary School 6429 Cooloongup Primary School 6168 Coorow Primary School 6515 Cornerstone Christian College Ltd 6280 Corpus Christi College 6150 Corridors College 6056 Corrigin DHS 6375 Cottesloe Primary School 6011 Cowaramup Primary School 6284 Craigie Heights PS 6025 Cranbrook Primary School 6321 Creaney ESC 6026 Creaney Primary School 6026 Cue Primary School 6640 Cunderdin DHS 6407 Currambine Primary School 6028 Curtin Primary School 6152 Cyril Jackson Senior Campus 6054 Cyril Jackson Senior Campus ESC 6054 Dale Christian School 6112 Dalkeith Primary School 6009 Dalmain Primary School 6026 Dalwallinu DHS 6609 Dalyellup College 6230 Dalyellup Primary School 6230 Damla College 6148 Dampier Primary School 6713 Dandaragan Primary School 6479 Dardanup Primary School 6236 Darkan Primary School 6392 Darling Range Sports College 6058 Darlington Primary School 6070 Davallia Primary School 6023 Dawesville Catholic PS 6210 Dawson Park Primary School 6058 Dawul Remote Comm. School 6743 Deanmore Primary School 6018 Denmark Primary School 6333 Denmark Senior High School 6333 Derby DHS 6728 Dianella Heights Primary School 6059 Divine Mercy College 6164 Djidi Djidi Aboriginal School 6230 Djugerari Remote Comm. School 6765 Dongara District High School 6525 Donnybrook DHS 6239 Doubleview Primary School 6018 Page 5 Schools Dowerin DHS 6461 Dryandra Primary School 6061 Dudley Park Primary School 6210 Dumbleyung Primary School 6350 Duncraig Primary School 6023 Duncraig Senior High School 6023 Duncraig SHS ESC 6023 Dunsborough PS 6281 Durham Road School 6053 Dwellingup Primary School 6213 East Beechboro PS 6063 East Butler PS 6036 East Fremantle PS 6158 East Hamersley PS 6022 East Hamilton Hill PS 6163 East Kalgoorlie PS 6430 East Kenwick PS 6107 East Maddington PS 6109 East Manjimup PS 6258 East Narrogin PS 6321 East Victoria Park ESC 6101 East Victoria Park PS 6101 East Waikiki PS 6168 East Wanneroo PS 6065 Eastern Goldfields College 6433 Eastern Goldfields ESC 6430 Eastern Hills SHS 6082 Eaton Comm. College 6232 Eaton Primary School 6232 Eddystone Primary School 6027 Eden Hill Primary School 6054 Edgewater Primary School 6027 Edney Primary School 6057 Ellen Stirling Primary School 6069 Ellenbrook Christian College 6069 Ellenbrook Primary School 6069 Ellenbrook Secondary College 6069 Embleton Primary School 6062 Emmanuel Catholic College 6164 Emmanuel Christian Comm. School 6064 Endeavour ESC 6172 Endeavour Primary School 6172 Eneabba Primary School
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