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School Name State Suburb a B Paterson College QLD Arundel School Name State Suburb A B Paterson College QLD Arundel Abercorn State School QLD Eidsvold Acacia Ridge State School QLD Acacia Ridge Aitkenvale State School QLD Aitkenvale Albany Creek State School QLD Albany Creek Albany Hills State School QLD Albany Creek Aldridge State High School QLD Maryborough Alexandra Hills State High School QLD Capalaba Alexandra Hills State School QLD Alexandra Hills All Hallows School QLD BRISBANE All Saints Anglican School QLD Merrimac All Saints School QLD Boonah Allenstown State School QLD Allenstown Allora State School QLD Allora Alpurrurulam School QLD Mt Isa Amberley District State School QLD Yamanto Ambrose State School QLD Mt Larcom Amiens State School QLD Amiens Anakie State School QLD Sapphire Andergrove State School QLD MOUNT PLEASANT Anglican Church Grammar School QLD East Brisbane Annandale State School QLD Annandale Applethorpe State School QLD Applethorpe Aquinas College QLD ASHMORE CITY Ascot State School QLD Ascot Assisi Catholic College QLD Oxenford Assumption College QLD Warwick Atherton State High School QLD Atherton Atherton State School QLD Atherton Australian International Islamic College QLD Durack Australian Technical College - Gold Coast QLD Gold Coast Mail Centre Aviation High School QLD Clayfield Ayr State High School QLD Ayr Ayr State School QLD Ayr Babinda State School Qld Babinda Back Plains State School QLD Clifton Bajool State School QLD Bajool Balaclava State School QLD Cairns Ballandean State School QLD BALLANDEAN Balmoral State High School QLD Morningside Banana State School QLD Banana Barcaldine State School Prep - 12 Campus QLD BARCALDINE Barkly Highway State School QLD Mount Isa Beachmere State School QLD Beachmere Beaconsfield State School QLD Mt Pleasant Beaudesert State High School QLD Beaudesert Beaudesert State School QLD BEAUDESERT Bedourie State School QLD BEDOURIE Beenleigh Special School QLD Mt. Warren Park Beenleigh State High School QLD BEENLEIGH Beenleigh State School QLD BEENLEIGH Beerwah State High School QLD Beerwah Belgian Gardens State School QLD Belgian Gardens Benowa Primary School QLD Benowa Benowa State High School QLD Gold Coast Mail Centre Bentley Park College QLD EDMONTON Berrinba East State School QLD Kingston Berserker Street State School QLD NORTH ROCKHAMPTON Bethania Lutheran School QLD Bethania Biboohra State School QLD Mareeba Biggera Waters State School QLD Biggera Waters Biloela State High School QLD BILOELA Biloela State School QLD BILOELA Birdsville State School QLD Birdsville Birkdale State School QLD Birkdale Blackall State School QLD Blackall Blackwater North State School Qld Blackwater Blackwater State High School QLD Blackwater Blackwater State School QLD Blackwater Blair State School QLD Ipswich Blenheim State School QLD Blenheim Bli Bli State School QLD Bli Bli Bloomfield River State School QLD Via Cooktown Bluewater State School QLD Bluewater Bohlevale State School QLD Bohle Boondall State School QLD Boondall Boronia Heights State School QLD Boronia Heights Bouldercombe State School QLD CENTRAL QLD MC Boulia State School QLD Boulia Bowen State High School QLD BOWEN Bowen State Primary School QLD BOWEN Boyne Island State School QLD Tannum Sands Boynewood State School QLD via MUNDUBBERA Bracken Ridge State High School Qld Sandgate Brassall State School QLD Brassall Bray Park State High School QLD BRAY PARK Bray Park State School QLD Lawnton Bremer State High School QLD Booral Bribie Island State School QLD Bongaree Brigidine College QLD INDOOROOPILLY Brisbane Bayside College QLD WYNNUM Brisbane Boy's College QLD TOOWONG Brisbane Girls Grammar School QLD BRISBANE Brisbane Independent School QLD Kenmore Brisbane Montessori School QLD KENMORE Brisbane School of Distance Education Qld Brisbane Brisbane State High School QLD South Brisbane Brisbane Youth Education and Training Centre Qld Sumner Park Broadbeach State School QLD Broadbeach Broadwater State School QLD Stanthorpe Brookstead State School QLD Brookstead Browns Plains State High School QLD Browns Plains Browns Plains State School QLD Browns Plains Bucasia State School QLD Mackay Buddina State School QLD Buddina Buderim Mountain State School QLD Buderim Builyan State School QLD Builyan Bulimba State School QLD Bulimba Bullyard State School QLD Bullyard Bundaberg Christian College QLD Bundaberg Bundaberg East State School QLD Bundaberg Bundaberg North State High School QLD Bundaberg Bundaberg South State School Qld Bundaberg Bundaberg State High School Qld Bundaberg Bundaberg West State School QLD Bundaberg West Bundamba State School QLD Bundamba Bundamba State Secondary College QLD Booval Bungunya State School QLD Bungunya Burdekin Catholic High School QLD Ayr Burdekin Christian College QLD Ayr Burdekin Special School QLD AYR Burnett State College QLD Gayndah Burnside State High School QLD NAMBOUR Burra Burri State School QLD Jandowae Burrowes State School QLD MARSDEN Bwgcolman Community School QLD Palm Island Byfield State School QLD Byfield Caboolture Special School QLD Morayfield Caboolture State High School QLD Caboolture Caboolture State School QLD CABOOLTURE Cairns Seventh Day Adventist School QLD WESTCOURT Cairns State High School QLD CAIRNS Cairns West State School QLD MANUNDA Calliope State School QLD Calliope Caloundra Christian College QLD Caloundra Caloundra State High School Qld Caloundra Caloundra State School Qld Caloundra Cameron Downs State School QLD Via Hughenden Camp Hill State Infants & Primary School QLD Camp Hill Caningeraba State School QLD Burleigh Waters Cannonvale State School QLD Cannonvale Canossa Primary School QLD Trebonne Canterbury College QLD Beenleigh Capalaba State College QLD Capalaba Capella State High School QLD Capella Capella State School QLD Capella Capricornia School of Distance Education QLD Emerald Carbrook State School QLD Carbrook Cardwell State School QLD Cardwell Carmel College QLD Thornlands Carole Park State School QLD Carole Park The Cathedral College QLD ALLENSTOWN The Cathedral School of St Anne & St James QLD AITKENVALE MC Cavendish Road State High School QLD Holland Park The Caves State School QLD The Caves Centenary Heights State High School QLD TOOWOOMBA Centenary State High School Qld Mt Ommaney Chanel College QLD Gladstone Chapel Hill State School QLD Chapel Hill Charleville State High School QLD CHARLEVILLE Charleville State School QLD Charleville Charters Towers Central State School QLD Charters Towers Charters Towers State High School QLD CHARTERS TOWERS Cherbourg State School QLD MURGON Chillagoe State School QLD CHILLAGOE Chinchilla State High School QLD Chinchilla Chisholm Catholic College QLD CORNUBIA Christ the King Catholic Primary School QLD Graceville Christ the King Primary School QLD DECEPTION BAY Citipointe Christian College QLD Mansfield Clairvaux MacKillop College Qld Mt Gravatt Clayfield College QLD Clayfield Clermont State High School QLD CLERMONT Cleveland District State High School QLD CLEVELAND Clifton State High School QLD CLIFTON Clinton State School QLD GLADSTONE Cloncurry State School P-12 QLD Cloncurry Clover Hill State School QLD Mudgeeraba Coen State School QLD Coen Collinsville State School QLD Collinsville Columba Catholic College QLD Charters Towers Comet State School QLD Comet Concordia College - Martin Luther Primary Campus QLD Toowoomba MC Concordia College - Redlands Campus QLD TOOWOOMBA Coningsby State School QLD Mount Pleasant Cooktown P-12 school QLd COOKTOWN Coolangatta State School QLD Coolangatta Coolnwynpin State School QLD Capalaba Coolum Beach Christian College QLD Coolum Beach Coombabah State School QLD Coombabah Coomera Anglican College QLD Oxenford Coomera Springs State School QLD Oxenford Coopers Plains State School QLD Coopers Plains Cooroora Secondary College QLD POMONA Coowonga School QLD Coowonga Corinda State High School QLD Corinda Craigslea Sate High School QLD Chermside South Cranbrook State School QLD Cranbrook Crescent Lagoon State Primary School QLD Rockhampton Crestmead State School QLD Browns Plains Crows Nest State School QLD Crows Nest Croydon State School QLD Croydon Cunnamulla State School QLD CUNNAMULLA Currumbin State School QLD Currumbin Currumbin Valley State School QLD Currumbin Valley Dakabin State High School QLD Dakabin Dakabin State School QLD Kallangur Dalby Christian College QLD Dalby Dalby South State School QLD Dalby Dalby State High School QLD DALBY Dalby State School QLD DALBY Dalveen State School QLD Dalveen Daradgee Environmental Education Centre QLD Innisfail Darling Heights State School QLD TOOWOOMBA Darling Point Special School QLD Manly Darlington State School QLD BEAUDESERT Darra State School QLD Darra Delaneys Creek State School QLD DêAguilar Denison State School QLD Emerald Depot Hill State School QLD Rockhampton Dingo State School QLD Dingo Djarragun College QLD Gordonvale Doomadgee State School QLD Doomadgee Downlands College QLD Toowoomba Dulacca State School QLD Dulacca Dundula State School QLD Bakers Creek Dunwich P-10 State School QLD DUNWICH Durack State School QLD Durack Dysart State High School QLD DYSART Dysart State School QLD Dysart Eagleby South State School QLD EAGLEBY Eagleby State School QLD EAGLEBY Earnshaw State College QLD Banyo East Ayr State School QLD Ayr Edens Landing State School QLD Beenleigh Eidsvold State School Qld Eidsvold Eight Mile Plains State School QLD Eight Mile Plains Eimeo Road Primary School QLD Via Mackay El Arish State School QLD El Arish Elanora State High School QLD Elanora Elanora State School QLD Elanora Elliott Heads State School QLD Elliott Heads Emerald Christian
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