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PPTA Regional Boundaries South Island South Island regional boundaries Te Waipounamu March 2017 Nelson Nayland College Nelson College Collingwood Area School Nelson College for Girls Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Tuia te Matangi Golden Bay High School Motueka High School Parklands School Rai Valley Area School Karamea Area School Broadgreen Intermediate Queen Charlotte College Tapawera Area School Richmond Garin College Waimea College Blenheim NELSON Waimea Intermediate Bohally Intermediate Marlborough Boys' College Buller High School Marlborough Girls' College Murchison Area School MARLBOROUGH Reefton Area School Kaikoura High School John Paul II High School Greymouth High School Westland High School Amuri Area School Cheviot Area School WEST COAST Hurunui College Rangiora CANTERBURY Rangiora High School South Westland Area School Rangiora New Life School Rangiora Technology Centre @ Rangiora Borough School Oxford Area School Kaiapoi Technology Centre @ Kaiapoi Borough School Kaiapoi High School Darfield High School Rolleston College Christchurch Mount Hutt College Lincoln High School Lincoln Technology Centre Aidanfield Christian School @ Lincoln Primary Ao Tawhiti Unlimited Discovery Ellesmere College Avonside Girls' High School Akaroa Area School Breens Intermediate AORAKI Burnside High School Ashburton Casebrook Intermediate Cashmere High School Geraldine High School Ashburton Christian School Mackenzie College Ashburton College Catholic Cathedral College Ashburton Intermediate Chisnallwood Intermediate Hinds School Christchurch Adventist School Opihi College Twizel Area School Christchurch Boys' High School Christchurch East School Christchurch Girls' High School Timaru Christchurch South Intermediate Bluestone School Cobham Intermediate Craighead Diocesan School Emmanuel Christian School Mountainview High School Haeata Community Campus Oceanview Heights School Hagley Community College Mt Aspiring College Waimate High School Roncalli College Heaton Normal Intermediate Timaru Boys' High School Hillmorton High School Timaru Girls' High School Hillview Christian School Hornby High School Hornby High School Technology Centre Kingslea School Wakatipu High School Cromwell College Oamaru Kirkwood Intermediate Linwood College Maniototo Area School St Kevins College Mairehau High School Dunstan High School Waitaki Boys' High School Marian College SOUTHLAND The Terrace School Waitaki Girls' High School Middleton Grange School NZ Graduate School of Education East Otago High School Papanui High School Fiordland College Riccarton High School Roxburgh Area School Rudolf Steiner School Shirley Boys' High School Shirley Intermediate Southern Health School Northern Southland College OTAGO St Bedes College Taieri College Dunedin St Thomas of Canterbury College Lawrence Area School Balmacewen Intermediate Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu Blue Mountain College Bayfield High School Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o te Whanau Tahi Columba College Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Waitaha Tokomairiro High School Dunedin North Intermediate Te Pa o Rakaihautu Winton School John McGlashan College Te Waka Unua Technology Centre Waiau Area School Central Southland College Kaikorai Valley College Van Asch Deaf Education Centre South Otago High School Kavanagh College Villa Maria College Aparima College Kings High School Menzies College Kingslea School The Catlins Area School Logan Park High School Otago Boys' High School Invercargill Otago Girls' High School Aurora College Queens High School James Hargest College St Hildas Collegiate Southland Boys' High School Gore Tahuna Normal Intermediate Southland Girls' High School Gore High School Verdon College Longford Intermediate St Peter's College.
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