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Milne Bay Province Sch Code Sch Name Sch Type Sch Inst Level Grades Sch District Sch Agency Year Sch CreSch Status Position No Classificatio Pos Title Occup Type Employee No Name Report Job No Commence Date Class-Step Position No Occup Pos Title 54001 Alotau Primary Sch PRIM 05 3.4.5.6.7.8 LOAD GOVT 2001 OPEN 1090092195 TS05 Head Teacher SUB 0037581A Edwin, Emma 01 28-Jan-13 TS05-01 1090092195 Headmaster 1090113153 TS04 Deputy Head Teacher HDA 00238830 Liku, Joyce 01 28-Jan-13 TS04-04 1090113153 Deputy Head Teacher 1090092191 TS03 Senior Teacher HDA 00415910 Mogi, Bogelei 01 28-Jan-13 TS03-04 1090092191 Senior Teacher 1090101884 TS03 Senior Teacher HDA 0051349A Pala, Vanua 01 28-Jan-13 TS03-04 1090101884 Senior Teacher 1090113152 TS03 Senior Teacher CON 00390119 Motisi, Ethel 01 28-Jan-13 TS03-07 1090113152 Senior Teacher 1090393841 TS03 Senior Teacher HDA 00300691 Bagita, Reuben 02 4-Mar-13 TS03-01 1090393841 Senior Teacher 1090000355 TS02 Teacher CON 10141391 Begona, Thomas 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090000355 Teacher 1090000356 TS02 Teacher CON 00331171 Kuliniasi, Jan 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090000356 Teacher 1090092182 TS02 Teacher ****VACANT**** - 1090092183 TS02 Teacher CON 10685813 TALIAI, OINE 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-02 1090092183 Teacher 1090092184 TS02 Teacher CON 10491014 David, Rhonda 01 18-Feb-13 TS02-03 1090092184 Teacher 1090092185 TS02 Teacher CON 0057801A Kelarurea, Patricia 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090092185 Teacher 1090113147 TS02 Teacher CON 10934130 Vovoki, Viviei 01 1-Jan-13 TS02-01 1090113147 Teacher 1090113149 TS02 Teacher CON 0021851A Dilin, Keilo 01 11-Feb-13 TS02-07 1090113149 Teacher 1090113150 TS02 Teacher CON 10074197 Wake, Mema 01 13-Feb-13 TS02-07 1090113150 Teacher 1090113151 TS02 Teacher CON 01485942 Collins, Elizabeth 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090113151 Teacher 1090355706 TS02 Teacher CON 10128597 Mana, Jimmy 01 13-Feb-13 TS02-07 1090355706 Teacher Total Positions: 17 54002 Ebora Com Sch COMS 03 1.3.5 LOAD GOVT OPEN 1090092198 TS03 Head Teacher CON 00347752 Dugumyola, Theresa 01 30-Jan-13 TS03-07 1090092198 Head Teacher 1090092196 TS02 Teacher CON 10388638 Henry, Isaac 01 12-Feb-13 TS02-04 1090092196 Teacher 1090113154 TS02 Teacher CON 10687825 Kikipawa, Aophonese 01 1-Feb-13 TS02-02 1090113154 Teacher 1090113155 TS02 Teacher ****VACANT**** - Total Positions: 4 54003 Bwakera Pimary Sch PRIM 04 3.4.5.6.7.8 LOAD GOVT OPEN 1090113158 TS04 Head Teacher CON 00438308 Sibwegai, Eliesa 01 28-Jan-13 TS04-07 1090113158 Headmaster 1090092201 TS03 Senior Teacher CON 00269956 Michael, Josephine 01 28-Jan-13 TS03-07 1090092201 Senior Teacher 1090000357 TS02 Teacher CON 00462985 Lote, Elizabeth 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090000357 Teacher 1090112909 TS02 Teacher SUB 0040450A Sarto, Edna 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090112909 Teacher 1090113156 TS02 Teacher SUB 10090956 Ronny, Jelma 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090113156 Teacher 1090113157 TS02 Teacher CON 00548111 Gigidoya, Meleya 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090113157 Teacher 1090366667 TS02 Teacher CON 10413042 Jack, Vasitisera 01 29-May-13 TS02-04 1090366667 Teacher Total Positions: 7 54004 Diodio Primary Sch PRIM 04 3.4.5.6.7.8 LOAD GOVT 2001 OPEN 1090149329 TS04 Head Teacher HDA 00252573 Buwaladobu, Ugwala 01 28-Jan-13 TS04-01 1090149329 Headmaster 1090113163 TS03 Senior Teacher SUB 00208850 Giarua, Delma 01 28-Jan-13 TS03-07 1090113163 Senior Teacher 1090113164 TS03 Senior Teacher HDA 00546178 Diweni, Joab 01 29-Jan-13 TS03-04 1090113164 Senior Teacher 1090125038 TS03 Senior Teacher HDA 10260215 Vitus, Donald 01 30-Jan-13 TS03-03 1090125038 Senior Teacher 1090092202 TS02 Teacher CON 10070048 Ilava, Eliesa 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090092202 Teacher 1090092203 TS02 Teacher CON 10125337 Olava, Lydia 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090092203 Teacher 1090101858 TS02 Teacher CON 0040402A Adiwauwa, Maria 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090101858 Teacher 1090113159 TS02 Teacher ****VACANT**** - 1090113160 TS02 Teacher CON 10260144 Tangura, Rachel 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-05 1090113160 Teacher 1090113161 TS02 Teacher SUB 10211586 Taola, Lisa 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090113161 Teacher 1090113162 TS02 Teacher SUB 10669410 GIARUA, MAJORIE 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-02 1090113162 Teacher Total Positions: 11 54005 Divinai Primary Sch PRIM 04 3.4.5.6.7.8 LOAD GOVT 2001 OPEN 1090092212 TS04 Head Teacher CON 00333832 Doki, George K 01 28-Jan-13 TS04-07 1090092212 Headmaster 1090113167 TS03 Senior Teacher CON 00320927 Wadilei, Yuna 01 28-Jan-13 TS03-07 1090113167 Senior Teacher 1090126980 TS03 Senior Teacher HDA 00403539 Tabua, Lele 01 28-Jan-13 TS03-04 1090126980 Senior Teacher 1090092206 TS02 Teacher CON 10925475 Nagau, Ethel 01 11-Feb-13 TS02-01 1090092206 Teacher 1090092207 TS02 Teacher SUB 01463124 Poreni, Mary 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090092207 Teacher 1090103996 TS02 Teacher SUB 00613517 Eddie, Selalai 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090103996 Teacher 1090113165 TS02 Teacher SUB 10393577 Tauliso, Dianne 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-04 1090113165 Teacher 1090113166 TS02 Teacher CON 00433721 Moses, Elizabeth 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090113166 Teacher 1090126979 TS02 Teacher SUB 00404462 Pudidi, Ellen 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090126979 Teacher 1090143751 TS02 Teacher CON 10917887 Kesilome, Samantha 01 1-Jan-13 TS02-01 1090143751 Teacher Total Positions: 10 54006 Esa'ala Primary Sch PRIM 04 3.4.5.6.7.8 LOAD GOVT 2001 OPEN 1090092223 TS04 Head Teacher CON 00241245 David, Jupith Theresa 01 28-Jan-13 TS04-07 1090092223 Headmaster 1090113170 TS03 Senior Teacher HDA 00378313 Tali, Nicky Merang 01 28-Jan-13 TS03-04 1090113170 Senior Teacher 1090092213 TS02 Teacher CON 10492048 Taniova, Linda 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-03 1090092213 Teacher 1090092214 TS02 Teacher CON 10319680 Williams, Peggie 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-05 1090092214 Teacher 1090092215 TS02 Teacher SUB 10394045 Yamelu, Collette 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-04 1090092215 Teacher 1090098643 TS02 Teacher SUB 10319386 Gawa, Eric 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-05 1090098643 Teacher 1090113168 TS02 Teacher CON 00547239 Aberuma, Sharon Dianne 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090113168 Teacher Total Positions: 7 54007 Faiava Primary Sch PRIM 04 3.4.5.7.8 LOAD GOVT 2001 OPEN 1090092228 TS04 Head Teacher HDA 00573027 Naitia, Hercules 01 28-Jan-13 TS04-01 1090092228 Head Teacher 1090113173 TS03 Senior Teacher HDA 10008540 Busia, Edna 01 28-Mar-13 TS03-04 1090113173 Senior Teacher 1090143718 TS03 Senior Teacher HDA 10069418 Kalivakoyo, Darucila 01 28-Jan-13 TS03-04 1090143718 Senior Teacher 1090393840 TS03 Senior Teacher HDA 10666707 Tilly, Sabina 01 29-Jan-13 TS03-01 1090393840 Senior Teacher 1090015208 TS02 Teacher ****VACANT**** - 1090092224 TS02 Teacher CON 10503920 Galoa, Cornelius 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-03 1090092224 Teacher 1090092225 TS02 Teacher SUB 10514563 Sabuima, Richard 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-03 1090092225 Teacher 1090098251 TS02 Teacher SUB 10016620 Haina, Gilbert 01 30-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090098251 Teacher 1090113171 TS02 Teacher SUB 00075515 Kedimole, Evelyn 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090113171 Teacher 1090113172 TS02 Teacher CON 10336293 Clement, Jean Rose 01 8-Feb-13 TS02-05 1090113172 Teacher 1090359014 TS02 Teacher ****VACANT**** - Total Positions: 11 54008 Fife Bay Primary Sch PRIM 04 3.4.5.6.7.8 LOAD GOVT 2001 OPEN 1090092238 TS04 Head Teacher SUB 00404403 Philemon, Rose 01 28-Jan-13 TS04-01 1090092238 Headmaster 1090113176 TS03 Senior Teacher HDA 00404977 Russell, Margaret 01 28-Jan-13 TS03-04 1090113176 Senior Teacher 1090092229 TS02 Teacher SUB 10264669 Avoha, Aloisia 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-06 1090092229 Teacher 1090092230 TS02 Teacher SUB 00390798 Luluata, Hazel 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090092230 Teacher 1090092231 TS02 Teacher CON 10073619 Nahora, Mispah 01 1-Feb-13 TS02-07 1090092231 Teacher 1090113174 TS02 Teacher CON 00426024 Mckenzie, John Willie 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090113174 Teacher Total Positions: 6 54009 Gadaisu Prim Sch PRIM 04 1.2.3.5.6.7 LOAD GOVT OPEN 1090113178 TS04 Head Teacher HDA 0014043A Kaluwin, Moses 01 28-Jan-13 TS04-01 1090113178 Head teacher 1090500391 TS03 Senior Teacher HDA 00144100 Sari, Dauyamai 01 28-Jan-13 TS03-04 1090500391 Head Teacher 1090092239 TS02 Teacher SUB 0138908A Simos, Lora 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090092239 Teacher 1090366668 TS02 Teacher SUB 00426806 Beuwa, Ielu 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090366668 Teacher 1090500390 TS02 Teacher CON 10925742 Noel, Hinaulele 01 1-Jan-13 TS02-01 1090500390 Teacher Total Positions: 5 54010 Guleguleu Prim Sch PRIM 04 3.4.5.6.7.8 LOAD GOVT OPEN 1090113179 TS04 Head Teacher HDA 00257125 Paul, Kenaisu 01 28-Jan-13 TS04-04 1090113179 Headmaster 1090092244 TS03 Senior Teacher CON 0039086A Esiloni, Wesley 01 31-Jan-13 TS03-07 1090092244 Senior Teacher 1090092242 TS02 Teacher CON 10400677 Daseai, Felix 01 31-Jan-13 TS02-04 1090092242 Teacher 1090098501 TS02 Teacher CON 10403021 Saul, Ainesa 01 31-Jan-13 TS02-04 1090098501 Teacher 1090125141 TS02 Teacher CON 10400837 Hudson, Bethleen 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-04 1090125141 Teacher 1090126982 TS02 Teacher CON 10125883 Tolubavaia, Tony 01 13-Feb-13 TS02-07 1090126982 Teacher 1090149331 TS02 Teacher ****VACANT**** - Total Positions: 7 54011 Huhuna Primary Sch PRIM 04 2.3.4.5.6.7.8 LOAD GOVT 2001 OPEN 1090112935 TS04 Head Teacher HDA 0041727A Martin, Samson 01 28-Jan-13 TS04-01 1090112935 Headmaster 1090092250 TS03 Senior Teacher CON 00237345 Toemai, Tieru 01 28-Jan-13 TS03-07 1090092250 Senior Teacher 1090149332 TS03 Teacher CON 00421677 Banaba, Helen 01 28-Jan-13 TS03-07 1090149332 Teacher 1090091106 TS02 Teacher CON 10514269 Robby, Eva 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-03 1090091106 Teacher 1090092245 TS02 Teacher SUB 00488461 Mark, Tania 01 28-Jan-13 TS02-07 1090092245 Teacher 1090113054 TS02 Teacher SUB 00285196 William, Alice 01 1-Jan-10 TS02-07 1090113054 Teacher 1090113180 TS02 Teacher SUB 00078549 Toleau,
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