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School Index to Vision and Realisation: a centenary history of state education in Victoria, Vols. 2 & 3, Education Department of Victoria, Melbourne, 1973 Index sorted by School Name This list includes the school name, region, school number, volume number and page number in Vision and Realisation. NOTE: Vol. 1 is a general history and not a regional list of school histories. This file is copyright and may not be published elsewhere however it may be printed to be used for reference and research. Various anomalies have been checked in the text and corrected accordingly. Every effort has been made to produce an accurate list of the schools. Volumes 2 & 3 cover the following areas: • Glenelg region • Wimmera region ‐ Stawell sub‐region; Dimboola, Lowan, Kaniva sub‐regions; Donald, Dunmunkle, Warracknabeal sub‐regions; Horsham, Arapiles sub‐regions • Mallee region • Loddon region • Central Highlands region • Corangamite region • Barwon region • Port Phillip Western region • Port Phillip Eastern region • Upper Goulburn region • Goulburn region • Upper Murray region • East Gippsland region • West Gippsland region © 2013 Susie Zada, for the Genealogical Society of Victoria, Australia Vision and Realisation: schools sorted by NAME School Name Region School No. Vol. Page A1 Mine Settlement Upper Goulburn region 3462 3 730 Abbotsford Port Phillip Western region 5 3 13 Abbotsford Port Phillip Western region 1886 3 74 Abbotsford Port Phillip Western region 2957 3 102 Aberfeldie Port Phillip Western region 4220 3 139 Aberfeldy West Gippsland region 1224 3 1189 Acheron Upper Goulburn region 1449 3 665 Addington Central Highlands region 226 2 636 Adelaide Lead Central Highlands region 25 2 613 Agnes River West Gippsland region 3043 3 1291 Ailsa Wimmera: Donald, Dunmunkle, 1536 2 226 Warracknabeal sub‐regions Ainsbury Mallee region 4100 2 375 Aire Corangamite region 3439 2 950 Aire Corangamite region 3469 2 951 Airey's Inlet Barwon region 3195 2 1052 Airly Estate East Gippsland region 4169 3 1139 Aitkens Gap Port Phillip Western region 7 3 13 Alamein Port Phillip Eastern region 4649 3 479 Albacutya Wimmera: Dimboola, Lowan Kaniva 3382 2 209 sub‐regions Albacutya West Wimmera: Horsham, Arapiles sub‐ 4372 2 298 regions Albert Park Port Phillip Eastern region 1181 3 328 Albert Park High Port Phillip Eastern region 3 541 Albert Street, Central Brunswick Port Phillip Western region 1213 3 58 Albert Street, East Melbourne Port Phillip Western region 177 3 21 Alberton West Gippsland region 1 3 1177 Alberton West West Gippsland region 2140 3 1209 Albion Port Phillip Western region 6 3 13 Albion Port Phillip Western region 4265 3 140 Albion North Port Phillip Western region 4855 3 182 Aldercourt Port Phillip Eastern region 5043 3 538 Alexandra Upper Goulburn region 912 3 644 Alexandra High Upper Goulburn region 3 743 Alexandra Road Upper Goulburn region 1197 3 653 Alfred Hospital Port Phillip Eastern region 4757 3 498 Alfredton Central Highlands region 1091 2 735 Allambee West Gippsland region 2892 3 1248 Allambee West Gippsland region 3075 3 1264 Allambee Centre Port Phillip Eastern region 3538 3 420 Allambee East West Gippsland region 3162 3 1268 Allambee Estate West Gippsland region 3995 3 1316 Allambee Hall West Gippsland region 3685 3 1306 Allambee Reserve West Gippsland region 3501 3 1292 Allambee South West Gippsland region 2825 3 1245 Allanby Wimmera: Dimboola, Lowan Kaniva 2976 2 200 sub‐regions Allan's Flat Corangamite region 1086 2 905 Allan's Flat Upper Murray region 11 3 901 Allan's Forest Corangamite region 1086 2 905 © 2013 Susie Zada, for the Genealogical Society of Victoria Inc, Australia Page 1 of 143 Vision and Realisation: schools sorted by NAME School Name Region School No. Vol. Page Allansford Corangamite region 3 2 887 Allendale Central Highlands region 2420 2 825 Alma Central Highlands region 23 2 613 Alma Central Highlands region 848 2 696 Almonds Goulburn region 2476 3 817 Almurta West Gippsland region 2908 3 1249 Alphington Port Phillip Western region 2711 3 92 Alphington Port Phillip Western region 3599 3 117 Altona Port Phillip Western region 3923 3 128 Altona East Port Phillip Western region 4805 3 174 Altona High Port Phillip Western region 3 197 Altona North Port Phillip Western region 4931 3 188 Altona North High Port Phillip Western region 3 198 Altona North Technical Port Phillip Western region 3 241 Altona West Port Phillip Western region 4862 3 182 Alvie Corangamite region 3038 2 943 Alvie Consolidated Corangamite region 2 943 American Steam Saw Mills Central Highlands region 1004 2 721 Amey's Track West Gippsland region 3557 3 1299 Amherst Glenelg region 959 2 35 Amherst Central Highlands region 9 2 612 Amherst Central Highlands region 15 2 612 Amherst Central Highlands region 1459 2 769 Amiet's Track Corangamite region 3577 2 955 Amphitheatre Central Highlands region 22 2 613 Amphitheatre Central Highlands region 1637 2 782 Amstel Port Phillip Eastern region 4801 3 502 Anakie Barwon region 1910 2 1043 Anakie East Barwon region 4483 2 1059 Anakies Barwon region 21 2 1002 Anakies Barwon region 1043 2 1024 Anakies Barwon region 1910 2 1043 Anakies Creek Barwon region 1043 2 1024 Ancona Upper Goulburn region 2643 3 707 Anderson's Creek Port Phillip Eastern region 12 3 285 Anderson's Inlet West Gippsland region 2776 3 1243 Angahook Barwon region 3195 2 1052 Angler's Rest East Gippsland region 4286 3 1142 Anglesea Barwon region 4332 2 1058 Angustown Goulburn region 2947 3 829 Annandale Upper Murray region 3534 3 1011 Annuelle Mallee region 4194 2 381 Antonio Park Port Phillip Eastern region 4844 3 511 Antwerp Wimmera: Dimboola, Lowan Kaniva 3104 2 204 sub‐regions Antwerp Wimmera: Horsham, Arapiles sub‐ 3000 2 291 regions Antwerp North Wimmera: Horsham, Arapiles sub‐ 3000 2 291 regions Antwerp South Wimmera: Dimboola, Lowan Kaniva 3104 2 204 sub‐regions © 2013 Susie Zada, for the Genealogical Society of Victoria Inc, Australia Page 2 of 143 Vision and Realisation: schools sorted by NAME School Name Region School No. Vol. Page Antwerp West Wimmera: Dimboola, Lowan Kaniva 3104 2 204 sub‐regions Apollo Bay Corangamite region 2149 2 927 Apollo Bay Consolidated Corangamite region 2 927 Apollo Bay North Corangamite region 3512 2 954 Apollo Bay Road Corangamite region 3592 2 955 Appin Loddon region 2351 2 537 Appin South Loddon region 3495 2 569 Apsley Glenelg region 1208 2 42 Araluen East Gippsland region 5021 3 1152 Ararat Glenelg region 10 2 15 Ararat Glenelg region 13 2 15 Ararat Glenelg region 20 2 15 Ararat Glenelg region 800 2 29 Ararat Dam Wimmera: Horsham, Arapiles sub‐ 2364 2 281 regions Ararat High Glenelg region 2 128 Ararat Technical Glenelg region 7008 2 135 Ararat Training Prison Glenelg region 4978 2 126 Ararat West Glenelg region 4720 2 123 Arawata West Gippsland region 2970 3 1255 Arcadia Upper Goulburn region 1880 3 683 Arcadia East Upper Goulburn region 2519 3 704 Arcadia South Upper Goulburn region 2972 3 720 Archdale Loddon region 1983 2 516 Archdale Corangamite region 983 2 900 Archer's Estate Glenelg region 4828 2 126 Archie's Creek West Gippsland region 3135 3 1267 Ardeer Port Phillip Western region 4848 3 180 Ardmona Goulburn region 1563 3 775 Ardnaree West Gippsland region 3276 3 1278 Ardno Glenelg region 2397 2 78 Ardno West Glenelg region 2974 2 94 Ardonachie Corangamite region 1169 2 907 Areegra Wimmera: Donald, Dunmunkle, 2314 2 240 Warracknabeal sub‐regions Areegra East Wimmera: Donald, Dunmunkle, 3244 2 252 Warracknabeal sub‐regions Argyle Loddon region 1520 2 480 Aringa Corangamite region 1020 2 902 Arkona Wimmera: Dimboola, Lowan Kaniva 2766 2 194 sub‐regions Armadale Port Phillip Eastern region 2634 3 381 Armata Port Phillip Eastern region 4965 3 532 Armstrongs Wimmera: Stawell sub‐region 784 2 153 Army Road, Pakenham West Gippsland region 3847 3 1312 Armytage Barwon region 3775 2 1054 Arnold Loddon region 1664 2 492 Arnold West Loddon region 2019 2 517 Arnold's Bridge Loddon region 1664 2 492 Arthur's Creek Port Phillip Eastern region 1666 3 353 © 2013 Susie Zada, for the Genealogical Society of Victoria Inc, Australia Page 3 of 143 Vision and Realisation: schools sorted by NAME School Name Region School No. Vol. Page Ascot Central Highlands region 16 2 612 Ascot Central Highlands region 2507 2 826 Ascot Vale Port Phillip Western region 2608 3 90 Ascot Vale West Port Phillip Western region 2901 3 100 Ascot Vale West Port Phillip Western region 4025 3 133 Ashbourne Central Highlands region 1333 2 761 Ashbourne Central Highlands region 3751 2 839 Ashburton Port Phillip Eastern region 4317 3 468 Ashby Barwon region 2 2 1002 Ashby Barwon region 14 2 1002 Ashby Barwon region 18 2 1002 Ashby Barwon region 19 2 1002 Ashby, Geelong Barwon region 1492 2 1035 Ashens Wimmera: Donald, Dunmunkle, 1761 2 230 Warracknabeal sub‐regions Ashens South Wimmera: Donald, Dunmunkle, 2693 2 246 Warracknabeal sub‐regions Ashen's Ten Mile Dam Wimmera: Donald, Dunmunkle, 1955 2 235 Warracknabeal sub‐regions Ashwood Port Phillip Eastern region 4698 3 491 Ashwood High Port Phillip Eastern region 3 541 Aspendale Port Phillip Eastern region 3790 3 436 Aspendale Port Phillip Eastern region 4193 3 459 Aspendale Technical Port Phillip Eastern region 3 595 Athlone West Gippsland region 3623 3 1302 Aubrey Wimmera: Donald, Dunmunkle, 2349 2 241 Warracknabeal sub‐regions Auburn Port Phillip Eastern region 2948 3 385 Auburn South Port Phillip Eastern region 4183 3 458 Austin Hospital Port Phillip Western region 3605 3 117 Austral Gypsum Siding Mallee region 4108 2 376 Avalon Barwon region 3785 2 1054 Avenal Church of England Upper Goulburn region 8 3 635 Avoca Central Highlands region 4 2 611 Avoca Central Highlands region 17 2 612 Avoca Creek No.
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