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Department of Education Support Teachers Transition – Ultimo Department of Education Support Teachers Transition – Ultimo Bankstown / Glenfield area Jannine Doenau Bankstown Girls H S Caroline Chisholm SSP [email protected] Bankstown Snr College Condell Park HS Bankstown Snr College IEC East Hills Boys HS Base: Caroline Chisholm Bankstown Snr College BTP East Hills Girls HS Phone: 9790 6052 Bass HS George Bass SSP Beverly Hills GHS Moorebank HS Birrong Boys HS Picnic Point HS Birrong Girls HS Sir Joseph Banks HS Broderick Gillawarna SSP Strathfield / Canterbury / Holroyd area Auburn GHS Lucas Gardens SSP Courtney McShane Belmore BHS Merrylands HS [email protected] Canterbury Vale School Punchbowl BHS Base: Rivendell Concord HS Rivendell School Ph: 9736 3228 Chalmers Road SSP Sefton HS Fowler Road School Strathfield GHS Granville BHS Strathfield South HS Granville South HS Verona School Homebush BHS Wangee Park SSP Holroyd HS Wiley Park Girls HS Holroyd IEC Campbelltown / Macarthur area Airds HS Lomandra SSP Jennifer Harris (Mon – Thurs) Camden HS Mary Brooksbank SSP [email protected] Elderslie HS Mount Annan HS Base: Lomandra Elizabeth Macarthur HS Picton HS Ph: 4627 2096 Elizabeth Coleman (Mon, Wed, Fri) [email protected] Ambarvale HS Leumeah HS Ph: 4627 2096 Beverley Park SSP Performing Arts HS Campbelltown Thomas Reddall HS Eagle Vale HS Yendolara SSP Fairfield / Liverpool / Bankstown area Bonnyrigg HS Fairfield HS Debbie Dawson Bossley Park HS Fairfield IEC [email protected] Cabramatta HS Fairvale HS Base: Bonnyrigg Primary Cabramatta IEC HoXton Park HS Ph:9823 4904 Canley Vale HS James Busby HS Canley Vale Tutorial Centre John Edmondson HS Cecil Hills HS Prairiewood Languages HS Chester Hill HS St Johns Park HS Chester Hill IEC Westfields Sports HS Liverpool / Glenfield / Campbelltown area Ashcroft HS Lawrence Hargrave Dianna Ames- 3 days (Mon, Tues, Wed) Casula HS Passfield Park [email protected] James Meehan HS Sarah Redfern HS Base: Lawrence Hargrave Ph: 9602 9725 Melissa Purdon (2 days (Thurs, Fri) Ph 9602 9725 Macquarie Fields HS Lurnea HS Liverpool Girls Mainsbridge Liverpool / Glenfield / Macarthur area Ajuga Les Powell Ann McCabe Campbell House Liverpool BHS [email protected] Glenfield Park Miller THS Base: Lawrence Hargrave Holsworthy HS Miller IEC Ph: 9602 9725 Hurlstone AHS Robert Townson HS Ingleburn HS St.George /Canterbury area Canterbury Girls HS Kogarah High Amanda Hurst Canterbury Boys HS Moorefield GHS [email protected] Kingsgrove HS James Cook BHS Base: Cairnsfoot Kingsgrove North HS GRC Penshurst Ph: 9567 6196 Cairnsfoot School GRC Hurstville Carinya School GRC Oatley Senior Woniora Rd School GRC Peakhurst St. George School St. George Girls St.George Hospital School Sydney Tech Inner West / City area Tempe HS Burwood Girls HS Susan Lake Fort St HS Marrickville HS [email protected] Newtown PAHS Dulwich HSVA Base: SSC, Balmain Campus Alexandria Park Community SSC, Balmain Phone: 9810 0471 School SSC, Leichhardt Cleveland St IEC SSC, Blackwattle Bay Marrickville IEC Edgeware School Ashfield Boys HS NSW School of Languages RPA Hospital School City / East *Fisher road School Randwick BHS #Northern Beaches Secondary Randwick GHS Sue Tomasetti College-Cromer Campus- -shared South Sydney HS Northern Beaches Secondary #Rose Bay Secondary College [email protected] College-Balgowlah BHS Sydney Distance Education Base: Wairoa (Mon, Tues, Fri) Northern Beaches Secondary *Children’s Hospital School Ph: 9130 8131 College-Mackellar GHS Randwick. Base : Cromehurst (Wed, Thurs) Northern Beaches Secondary *Wairoa School Ph 9416 1087 College-Freshwater Senior Cam- Sydney Boy’s High School pus Sydney Girl’s High School Northern Beaches Secondary Inner City High School College-Manly Selective HS *Centennial Park. The Beaches School-Behaviour Riverside GHS #Epping BHS #Marsden HS Barrenjoey HS #North Sydney BHS North Sydney GHS #Matraville SHS # JJ Cahill Memorial HS Sutherland Shire area Bates Drive SSP Sylvania HS Karmen Courtney Gymea HS Woolooware HS [email protected] Blakehurst HS Lucas Heights CS Base: Endeavour Sports HS Lucas Heights CS Minerva School Ph: 9524 0615 Minerva School Endeavour HS Heathcote HS Engadine HS The Jannali HS Menai HS Post Hacking HS Caringbah HS Cronulla HS Southern Highlands / Illawarra area Moss Vale HS Merryl Bennett Bowral HS Tangara School [email protected] The Highlands School Base: Parameadows .
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