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Western Australian public schools eligible to participate in 2016-2017 Teach For Australia Program Armadale Senior High School Hampton Senior High School Ashdale Secondary College John Forrest Secondary College Atwell College John Tonkin College Balcatta Senior High School John Willcock College Baldivis Secondary College Kalamunda Senior High School Balga Senior High School Kalgoorlie-Boulder Community High School Ballajura Community College Kambalda West District High School Belmont City College Kelmscott Senior High School Belridge Secondary College Kiara College Bullsbrook College Lakeland Senior High School Butler College Lynwood Senior High School Byford Secondary College Mirrabooka Senior High School Cannington Community College Morley Senior High School Cecil Andrews Senior High School North Lake Senior Campus Clarkson Community High School Northampton District High School Comet Bay College Pinjarra Senior High School Coodanup College Rockingham Senior High School Darling Range Sports College Safety Bay Senior High School Dongara District High School Sevenoaks Senior College Eastern Goldfields College South Fremantle Senior High School Eastern Hills Senior High School Southern River College Ellenbrook Secondary College Swan View Senior High School Geraldton Senior College Thornlie Senior High School Gilmore College Wanneroo Secondary College Girrawheen Senior High School Warnbro Community High School Governor Stirling Senior High School Warwick Senior High School Halls Head College Yanchep District High School Hamilton Senior High School Yule Brook College © Department of Education WA 2015 .

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