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Additional Contribution to Base LSC FTTE Whole Remaining FTTE Total LSC for Education Region Resource (Travel Cluster Name School Name School Roll cluster FTTE based generated by FTTE by to be allocated the Cluster (Total Allocation) Time/Rural etc) on school roll cluster (A) school across cluster (A + B) (B) Ashburton Borough School 378 0.76 Ashburton Christian School 112 0.22 Ashburton College 1,202 2.40 2 Ashburton Intermediate 393 0.79 Ashburton Netherby School 133 0.27 Fairton School 32 0.06 Hakatere (Ashburton) Community of Learning 7 5 0 7 Hampstead School 341 0.68 Hinds School 130 0.26 Longbeach School 144 0.29 St Joseph's School (Ashburton) 244 0.49 Tinwald School 221 0.44 Wakanui School 119 0.24 Clarkville School 196 0.39 Kaiapoi Borough School 326 0.65 Kaiapoi High School 870 1.74 1 Kaiapoi North School 523 1.05 1 Katote (Christchurch) Community of Learning Ouruhia Model School 79 0.16 6 4 0 6 Pegasus Bay School 402 0.80 St Patrick's School (Kaiapoi) 100 0.20 Tuahiwi School 123 0.25 Woodend School 308 0.62 Dunsandel School 132 0.26 Canterbury /Chathams Ellesmere College 561 1.12 1 Ngā Mātāpuna o te Waihora Kāhui Ako 2 1 0 2 Leeston School 314 0.63 Southbridge School 137 0.27 Burnham School - Te Kura o Tiori 151 0.30 Clearview Primary 698 1.40 1 Kingslea School 114 0.23 Lemonwood Grove School 261 0.52 Rolleston Christian School 134 0.27 Ngā Peka o Tauwharekākaho (Rolleston) Kāhui Ako Rolleston College 687 1.37 8 1 4 0 8 Rolleston School 735 1.47 1 Waitaha School 89 0.18 Weedons School 158 0.32 West Melton School 420 0.84 West Rolleston Primary School 499 1.00 1 Chertsey School 30 0.06 Dorie School 73 0.15 Lauriston School 90 0.18 Mayfield School (Mid-Canterbury) 73 0.15 Opuke Community of Learning Methven School 260 0.52 3 3 0 3 Mount Hutt College 460 0.92 Mt Somers Springburn School 81 0.16 Our Lady of the Snows School (Methven) 32 0.06 Rakaia School 175 0.35 Additional Contribution to Base LSC FTTE Whole Remaining FTTE Total LSC for Education Region Resource (Travel Cluster Name School Name School Roll cluster FTTE based generated by FTTE by to be allocated the Cluster (Total Allocation) Time/Rural etc) on school roll cluster (A) school across cluster (A + B) (B) Avonside Girls' High School 997 1.99 2 Banks Avenue School 364 0.73 Chisnallwood Intermediate 692 1.38 1 Ōtākaro Community of Learning Shirley Boys' High School 1,270 2.54 9 2 3 0 9 Shirley Intermediate 158 0.32 Shirley Primary School 319 0.64 Waitakiri Primary School 547 1.09 1 Amberley School 215 0.43 Ashgrove School 500 1.00 1 Ashley School 164 0.33 Broomfield School 117 0.23 Cust School 154 0.31 Fernside School 267 0.53 Leithfield School 124 0.25 Loburn School 155 0.31 Puketeraki Community of Learning North Loburn School 127 0.25 11 6 0 11 Ohoka School 161 0.32 Rangiora Borough School 551 1.10 1 Rangiora High School 1,713 3.43 3 Sefton School 125 0.25 Southbrook School 332 0.66 Swannanoa School 317 0.63 View Hill School 59 0.12 West Eyreton School 196 0.39 Bamford School 135 0.27 Bromley School 370 0.74 Linwood Avenue School 397 0.79 Tamai Community of Learning Linwood College 749 1.50 5 1 4 0 5 Tamariki School 53 0.11 Canterbury /Chathams Te Waka Unua School 459 0.92 Whītau School 286 0.57 Akaroa Area School 100 0.20 Amuri Area School 352 0.70 Cheviot Area School 197 0.39 Greta Valley School 26 0.05 Hanmer Springs School 89 0.18 Hurunui College 223 0.45 Tipu Maia Community of Learning Omihi School 33 0.07 4 2 1 5 Oxford Area School 503 1.01 1 Rangiora New Life School 473 0.95 1 Rotherham School 43 0.09 Waiau School 31 0.06 Waikari School 29 0.06 Waipara School 43 0.09 Bishopdale School 125 0.25 Casebrook Intermediate 457 0.91 Cotswold School 500 1.00 1 Tōtaranui Community of Schools Northcote School (Christchurch) 118 0.24 7 3 0 7 Papanui High School 1,574 3.15 3 Papanui School 214 0.43 Redwood School (Christchurch) 293 0.59 Gilberthorpe School 161 0.32 Hornby High School 697 1.39 1 Hornby Primary School 242 0.48 South Hornby School 261 0.52 Uru Mānuka Kāhui Ako 4 3 0 4 St Bernadette's School (Hornby) 121 0.24 Templeton School 351 0.70 Wigram Primary School - Te Piki Kāhu 250 0.50 Yaldhurst Model School 152 0.30 Additional Contribution to Base LSC FTTE Whole Remaining FTTE Total LSC for Education Region Resource (Travel Cluster Name School Name School Roll cluster FTTE based generated by FTTE by to be allocated the Cluster (Total Allocation) Time/Rural etc) on school roll cluster (A) school across cluster (A + B) (B) Makikihi School 28 0.06 St Patrick's School (Waimate) 36 0.07 Waihao Downs School 68 0.14 Canterbury /Chathams Waimate Community of Learning Waimate Centennial School 147 0.29 1 1 1 2 Waimate High School 261 0.52 Waimate Main School 73 0.15 Waituna Creek School 43 0.09 Total 33,129 67 28 39 2 69.
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