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Moreton Bay Colleges 4788 Mackay Christian College 4706 Palm Beach Currumbin High School 4534 Iona College 4282 St Mary’s College 3928 Glasshouse Christian College 3416 Kingaroy State High School 2872 The Armidale School 2836 Noosa District State High School 2756 Cavendish Road State High School 2422 Nerang State High School 2136 Byron Bay High School 2058 St Michael's College 2054 St Teresa's Catholic College 1854 Ferny Grove State High School 1670 Hillcrest Christian College 1530 Home Education Unit 1468 Toowoomba State High 1430 Trinity Lutheran College 1362 Mackay State High School 1314 Ambrose Treacy College 1244 All Saints Anglican School 1126 Mercy College Mackay 1116 Highfields State Secondary College 1110 Centenary Heights State High School 1108 Launceston College 1106 Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School 1058 Bishop Druitt College 1004 Sheldon College 992 St Patrick’s College Mackay 876 Coolum State High School 836 Good Shepherd Lutheran College 744 Villanova College 698 Chancellor State Secondary College 640 St John's College Woodlawn 620 Emmanuel Anglican College Ballina 600 James Nash State High School 592 Coombabah State High School 590 Chevalier college 586 McCarthy Catholic College 586 Aquinas College 574 Launceston Grammar 572 Alexandra Hills State High School 562 St Michael’s Collegiate School 560 Tweed River High School 554 Sunshine Beach State High School 548 Moss Vale High School 540 Macquarie College 528 Trinity College Gladstone 522 Ipswich Grammar School 512 Silkwood School 512 Tamborine Mountain High 498 Miami State High School 496 Ashmore State School 472 Pimapama State Secondary College 464 Emmanuel College 438 Fahan School 400 Browns Plains State High School 398 Oxley High School 398 Alstonville High School 388 St John's Nambour 386 Taroona School 386 The Gap State High School 376 O'Connor Catholic College Armidale 372 Australian Christian College 354 Saint Patrick's College Mackay 354 Kings Christian College 344 Coonabarabran High School 340 Daramalan College 312 Camden Haven High School 310 Clairvaux Mackillop College 284 St Thomas More College 284 Brisbane Adventist College 266 Kimberly College 240 Isis District State High School 238 Kotara High School 234 Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School 232 St Andrews Lutheran College 216 Varsity College 216 Rochedale State High 208 Chrisholm Catholic College 200 Kenmore State High School 188 Warilla High School 180 Unity College Caloundra 172 Tannum Sands State High School 150 Chanel College 144 Hutchins School 110 Trinity Catholic College Lismore 100 Somerset College 92 Bundaberg Christian College 90 Hillcrest Christian College 0 Kelvin Grove State College 0 Shailer Park State High School 0 Mackay Christian College 0 St Philips College 0 Mackay State High School 0 St Johns Lutheran School Kingaroy 0 Highfields State Secondary College 0 Seton College 0 Trinity College Gladstone 0 Ferny Grove State High School 0 Belmont High School NSW 0 Byron Bay Public School 0 Centenary Heights State High 0 Indooroopilly State School 0 School 0 St Michaels College Merrimac 0 .

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