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NATIONAL SCHOOL REGISTER AS OF Harrison Primary School Harrison Anson Street School ORANGE 9.40am 18.10.18 Islamic School of Canberra Weston Arcadia Vale Public School Wangi Wangi Lanyon High School Conder Arden Anglican School Beecroft Please find below a list of the schools Lyneham Primary School Lyneham Ardlethan Central School Ardlethan (Early Learning separate) registered. If Majura Primary Watson Artarmon Public School Artarmon you are not on this list then you are not Maribyrnong Primary School Kaleen Ashtonfield Public School Ashtonfield registered! You can do so at Mawson Primary School Mawson Asquith Public School Asquith http://www.danielmorcombe.com.au/dfd- Mother Teresa School Harrison Athelstane Public School Arncliffe register-your-school.html St Bede's Primary Red Hill Red Hill Bald Face Public School Blakehurst ACT St Edmund's College Canberra Griffith Balgownie Public School Balgownie St Francis Xavier College Florey Banks Public School St Clair Aranda Primary School Aranda St Jude's School Holder Barellan Central School Barellan Calwell Primary School Calwell St Matthew's School Page Barham Public School Barham Chisholm Caroline Chisholm School St Michael's Primary School Kaleen Barmedman Public School Barmedman Charnwood Dunlop Primary Flynn St Monica's Primary School Evatt Barnier Public School Quakers Hill School Barnsley Public School Barnsley Evatt Primary School Evatt Barooga Public School Barooga Fadden Primary School Gilmore NEW SOUTH WALES Batemans Bay Public School Surfside Forrest Primary School Forrest 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