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Nsw Government Schools Capacity Update De International NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS DE INTERNATIONAL NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS CAPACITY UPDATE Please note that the information provided below is correct to the best of our knowledge as of 14 March 2019, based on information received from NSW government schools. Individual school requirements are listed under each school. School located in Sydney that are not listed are either full or ineligible to enrol international students. Schools located outside of Greater Sydney and Wollongong are classified as regional schools. No capacity update is available for primary schools due to their large number and strict catchment areas. For enrolments into a NSW government primary school please contact a DE International staff member with a NSW address or location. School catchment areas can be found at https://education.nsw.gov.au/school-finder. There is no guarantee of placement at schools listed below. Please do not guarantee placement at any school to prospective students. Region School 2019 2020 Inner Western Sydney Alexandria Park Community School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Western Sydney Arthur Phillip High School Capacity in Years 7-10 Capacity in all year levels Must commence Year 11 in Term 1 Northern Sydney Asquith Boys High School Capacity in Years 9-11 Capacity in all year levels Northern Sydney Asquith Girls High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels South Western Sydney Bankstown Girls High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels South Western Sydney Bankstown Senior College Capacity in Years 10-11 Capacity in Years 10-11 Northern Sydney Barrenjoey High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Limited ESL support available Limited ESL support available South Western Sydney Bass High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels South Western Sydney Belmore Boys High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Southern Sydney Beverly Hills Girls High School (IEC on Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels site) South Western Sydney Birrong Boys High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels South Western Sydney Birrong Girls High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Western Sydney Blacktown Boys High School Capacity in Years 7-10 Capacity in all levels Must commence Year 11 in Term 1 Western Sydney Blacktown Girls High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Southern Sydney Blakehurst High School Capacity in Years 7-9 Capacity in all levels Must commence Year 11 in Term 1 South Western Sydney Bonnyrigg High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels South Western Sydney Bossley Park High School Capacity in Years 7-10 Capacity in all levels Must commence Year 11 in Term 1 NSW Department of Education CRICOS Provider Code: 00588M www.deinternational.nsw.edu.au 1300 300 229 (Option 2) NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS DE INTERNATIONAL NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS CAPACITY UPDATE Region School 2019 2020 Inner Western Sydney Burwood Girls High School Capacity in Years 7-8, 10-11 Capacity in all year levels South Western Sydney Cabramatta High School (IEC on site) Capacity in Years 7-10 Capacity in all levels Must commence Year 11 in Term 1 Newcastle Callaghan College Jesmond Campus Capacity in Year 11 Capacity in Year 11 (Years 11-12) South Western Sydney Canley Vale High School Capacity in Years 7-9 Capacity in Years 7-10 Must have confirmed address in Must have confirmed address in catchment area catchment area South Western Sydney Canterbury Boys High School Capacity in Years 7-10 Capacity in all year levels School follows the 3 by 3 curriculum for School follows the 3 by 3 curriculum for the HSC* the HSC* Year 11 - Must enrol in October in Year 10 South Western Sydney Canterbury Girls High School Capacity in Years 7-10 Capacity in all year levels Must live in catchment area Must commence Year 11 in Term 1 Must live in catchment area North Western Sydney Castle Hill High School Full in all years Capacity in Years 8, 10-11 South Western Sydney Casula High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels South Western Sydney Cecil Hills High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Must have confirmed address in Must have confirmed address in catchment area catchment area South Western Sydney Chester Hill High School (IEC on site) Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Inner Western Sydney Concord High School Capacity in Year 9 Capacity in all year levels Must live in catchment area Must live in catchment area Limited homestays available Limited homestays available South Western Sydney Condell Park High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels North Western Sydney Crestwood High School Capacity in Years 7-8 Capacity in all year levels No ESL support available No ESL support available Southern Sydney Cronulla High School Capacity in Years 7-9, 11 Capacity in all year levels No ESL support available No ESL support available North Western Sydney Cumberland High School Capacity in Years 7-10 Capacity in all year levels Northern Sydney Davidson High School Capacity in Years 8-9 Capacity in Years 7-10 NSW Department of Education CRICOS Provider Code: 00588M www.deinternational.nsw.edu.au 1300 300 229 (Option 2) NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS DE INTERNATIONAL NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS CAPACITY UPDATE Region School 2019 2020 Inner Western Sydney Dulwich High School of Visual Arts and Capacity in Years 7-9 Capacity in all year levels Design Limited homestays available Limited homestays available South Western Sydney East Hills Boys High School Capacity in Years 7-9, 11 Capacity in all year levels Must commence Year 11 in Term 1 Must commence Year 11 in Term 1 South Western Sydney East Hills Girls Technology High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Southern Sydney Endeavour Sports High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels No ESL support available No ESL support available Southern Sydney Engadine High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels No ESL support available No ESL support available North Western Sydney Epping Boys High School Capacity in Years 7, 9-10 Capacity in all years Limited homestays available Limited homestays available Western Sydney Evans High School (IEC on site) Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels South Western Sydney Fairfield High School (IEC on site) Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels South Western Sydney Fairvale High School Full in all years Capacity in Years 7-9, 11 Wollongong Figtree High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels No ESL support available North Western Sydney Galston High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Southern Sydney Georges River College - Hurstville Boys Capacity in Years 7-9 Capacity in Years 7-10 Campus (Years 7-10) Must commence Year 10 in Term 1 Students progress to Georges River College Oatley Senior Campus for Year 11 Southern Sydney Georges River College - Oatley Senior Capacity in Year 11 Capacity in Year 11 Campus (Years 11-12) Southern Sydney Georges River College - Peakhurst Capacity in Years 7-9 Capacity in Years 7-10 Campus (Years 7-10) Must commence Year 10 in Term 1 Students progress to Georges River College Oatley Senior Campus for Year 11 Southern Sydney Georges River College - Penshurst Girls Capacity in Years 7-10 Capacity in Years 7-10 Campus (Years 7-10) Students progress to Georges River College Oatley Senior Campus for Year 11 NSW Department of Education CRICOS Provider Code: 00588M www.deinternational.nsw.edu.au 1300 300 229 (Option 2) NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS DE INTERNATIONAL NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS CAPACITY UPDATE Region School 2019 2020 Western Sydney Glenmore Park High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Western Sydney Glenwood High School Capacity in Years 7-8, 10 Capacity in all year levels Western Sydney Greystanes High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Central Coast Henry Kendall High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Must have confirmed address in Must have confirmed address in catchment area catchment area Western Sydney Holroyd High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels South Western Sydney Holsworthy High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Western Sydney Homebush Boys High School Capacity in Years 7-8, 10 Capacity in all year levels Must have confirmed address in Must have confirmed address in catchment area catchment area South Western Sydney Hoxton Park High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Inner Western Sydney Hunters Hill High School Capacity inYears 7-10 Capacity in all year levels Limited homestays available Must commence Year 11 in Term 1 Limited homestays available South Western Sydney James Busby High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Southern Sydney James Cook Boys High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Western Sydney Jamison High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Eastern Sydney JJ Cahill Memorial High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Limited homestays available Limited homestays available Wollongong Keira High School Capacity in all year levels Capacity in all year levels Limited homestays available Limited homestays available North
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