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(Part 1) Table 1: Current Enrolments of Disabled Students in WA Non Attachment to LC4947 (Part 1) Table 1: Current enrolments of disabled students in WA Non Government Schools (Independent). INDEPENDENT SCHOOL LOCATION ENROLLED STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES Al-Hidayah Islamic School VICTORIA PARK 5 All Saints' College WILLETTON 27 ALTA 1 LANDSDALE 10 Armadale Christian College ARMADALE 13 Austin Cove Baptist College SOUTH YUNDERUP 3 Australian Christian College Southlands ALBANY 18 Australian Islamic CollegeKewdale KEWDALE 13 Australian Islamic CollegeNorth DIANELLA 5 Beechboro Christian School BEECHBORO 5 Beehive Montessori School CITY BEACH 3 Bethel Christian School ALBANY 1 Blue Gum Montessori School Inc. BIBRA LAKE 2 Bold Park Community School WEMBLEY 3 Brookdale Adventist School BROOKDALE 1 Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School BUNBURY 6 Byford John Calvin School BYFORD 6 Carey Baptist College CANNING VALE 20 Carmel Adventist College Primary BICKLEY 1 Carmel School DIANELLA 7 Carnarvon Christian School CARNARVON 2 Casa Mia Montessori BASSENDEAN 2 Child Side School BOYANUP 2 Christ Church Grammar School CLAREMONT 39 Chrysalis Montessori School GLENDALOUGH 1 Cornerstone Christian College Ltd BUSSELTON 5 Corridors College MIDLAND 2 Dale Christian School ARMADALE 7 Divine Mercy College YANGEBUP 3 Ellenbrook Christian College ELLENBROOK 19 Emmanuel Christian Community School GIRRAWHEEN 6 Esperance Anglican Community School ESPERANCE 3 Esperance Christian Primary School ESPERANCE 1 Foundation Christian College GREENFIELDS 4 Frederick Irwin Anglican School MANDURAH 12 Georgiana Molloy Anglican School BUSSELTON 7 Geraldton Grammar School GERALDTON 4 Goldfields Baptist College KALGOORLIE 8 Grace Christian School BUNBURY 4 Great Southern Grammar ALBANY 11 Guildford Grammar School GUILDFORD 16 Hale School WEMBLEY DOWNS 6 Helena College Junior School DARLINGTON 2 Helena College Senior School GLEN FORREST 4 Heritage College FORRESTFIELD 4 Hillside Christian School FORRESTFIELD 9 John Calvin Christian College ARMADALE 16 John Calvin School ALBANY 2 John Septimus Roe Anglican Community MIRRABOOKA 33 School John Wollaston Anglican Community WESTFIELD 23 School Kalamunda Christian School KALAMUNDA 3 Karalundi Aboriginal Education MEEKATHARRA 1 Community Kelmscott John Calvin School KELMSCOTT 1 Kerry Street Community School HAMILTON HILL 1 KIDS Open Learning School MAYLANDS 6 Kingsway Christian College DARCH 14 Kwinana Christian School CALISTA 2 Lake Joondalup Baptist College JOONDALUP 15 Lance Holt School FREMANTLE 4 Landsdale Gardens Adventist School LANDSDALE 2 Langford Islamic College LANGFORD 4 Leaning Tree Community School GERALDTON 2 Living Waters Lutheran College -Warnbro WARNBRO 12 Mandurah Baptist College LAKELANDS 7 Maranatha Christian College WAIKIKI 9 Methodist Ladies' College CLAREMONT 10 Moerlina School CLAREMONT Mundaring Christian College MUNDARING 10 New Life Christian College HAMILTON HILL 8 Ocean Forest Lutheran College BUNBURY 6 Parklands School ALBANY 3 Penrhos College COMO 3 Perth College MT LAWLEY 9 Perth Montessori School VICTORIA PARK 1 Perth Waldorf School BIBRA LAKE 3 Peter Carnley Anglican Community WELLARD 7 School Peter Moyes Anglican Community School MINDARIE 10 Pioneer Village School ARMADALE 5 Port School HAMILTON HILL 6 Presbyterian Ladies' College PEPPERMINT 7 GROVE Quinns Baptist College QUINNS ROCK 7 Quintillian School (The) MT CLAREMENT 6 Regent College VICTORIA PARK 4 Rehoboth Christian CollegeKenwick KENWICK 4 Campus (K-12) Rehoboth Christian College Wilson WILSON 7 Campus River lands School MIDLAND 1 Riverside Community School WHITEMAN 3 Rockingham Montessori School ROCKINGHAM 1 Scotch College CLAREMONT 11 Serpentine-Jarrandale Grammar School MUNDIJONG 11 SMYL Community College ROCKINGHAM 2 Somerville Baptist College MURDOCH 2 St Andrews Grammar DIANELLA 11 St Mark's Anglican Community School HILLARYS 21 St Mary's Anglican Girls' School KARRINYUP 3 St Stephen's School (Carramar Campus) CARRAMAP 22 St Stephen's School (Duncraig Campus) DUNCRAIG 25 Strathalbyn Christian College GERALDTON 7 Strelley Community School STRELLEY 14 Swan Christian College MIDDLE SWAN 10 Swan Christian College Junior School MIDDLE SWAN 5 Swan Valley Anglican Community School MIDDLE SWAN 10 Telethon Speech and Hearing Centre WEMBLEY 54 The Beehive Montessori School MOSMAN PARK 1 The King's College KWINANA 4 Thorn lie Christian College SOUTHERN RIVER 9 Tranby College ROCKINGHAM 9 Treetops Montessori School DARLINGTON 3 Wesley College SOUTH PERTH 10 Woodbury Boston Primary School ALBANY 3 Woodthorpe School WILLETTON 4 Yakanarra Community School FITZROY CROSSING 1 TOTAL 863 Table 2: Current enrolments of disabled students in WA Non GovernmentSchools (Catholic) CATHOLIC SCHOOL LOCATION ENROLLED STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES AquinasCollege SALTER POINT 13 Aranmore Catholic College LEEDERVILLE 6 Aranmore Catholic Primary LEEDERVILLE 10 Assumption Catholic Primary MANDURAH 17 Banksia Grove Catholic Primary BANKSIA GROVE 13 Birlirr Ngawiyiwu Catholic HALLS CREEK 21 Brighton Catholic Primary BRIGHTON 8 Bunbury Catholic College BUNBURY 32 Catholic Agricultural College BINDOON 8 Chisholm Catholic College BEDFORD 48 Christ the King BEACONSFIELD 21 Christian Brothers College FREMANTLE 15 Corpus Christi College BATEMAN 53 Currambine Catholic Primary CURRAMBINE 15 Dawesville Catholic Primary DAWESVILLE 16 Djarindjin Lombadina Catholic BROOME 11 Emmanuel Catholic College BEELIAR 16 Good Shepherd KELMSCOTT 10 Good Shepherd Catholic LOCKRIDGE 7 Holy Cross College ELLENBROOK 1 Holy Rosary DERBY 5 Holy Rosary DOUBLEVIEW 34 Holy Spirit CITY BEACH 3 Infant Jesus MORLEY 21 lona Presentation College MOSMAN PARK 14 lona Presentation Primary MOSMAN PARK 4 Irene McCormack Catholic College BUTLER 29 John Paul College KALGOORLIE 20 John Pujajangka-Piyirn LAKE GREGORY 9 John XXIII College CLAREMONT 60 Kearnan College MANJIMUP 9 Kolbe Catholic College ROCKINGHAM 25 Kururrungku Catholic Education Centre BILLILUNA 6 La Salle College MIDDLE SWAN 49 Leschenault Catholic Primary AUSTRALIND 18 Liwara Catholic Primary GREENWOOD 16 Loreto Primary NEDLANDS 2 Lumen Christi College MARTIN 42 Luurnpa Catholic BALGO HILLS 53 MacKillop Catholic College BUSSELTON 5 Majella Catholic Primary BALGA 10 Mandurah Catholic College MANDURAH 37 Mary MacKillop Catholic Community BALLAJURA 7 Primary Marys Mount Primary GOOSEBERRY HILL 22 Mater Christi Catholic Primary YANGEBUP 27 Mater Dei College EDGEWATER 37 Matthew Gibney Catholic Primary HIGH WYCOMBE 8 Mazenod College LESMURDIE 13 Mel Maria Catholic Primary ATTADALE 20 Mercedes College PERTH 32 Mercy College KOONDOOLA 53 Nagle Catholic College GERALDTON 42 Newman College CHURCHLANDS 62 Ngalangangpum WARMUN 22 Notre Dame CLOVERDALE 17 Orana Catholic Primary WILLETTON 8 Our Lady of Fatima PALMYRA 14 Our Lady of Good Counsel KARRINYUP 4 Our Lady of Grace NORTH BEACH 5 Our Lady of Lourdes DARDANUP 12 Our Lady of Lourdes NOLLAMARA 14 Our Lady of Mercy Primary GIRRAWHEEN 4 Our Lady of Mount Carmel HILTON 9 Our Lady of Mount Carmel MULLEWA 5 Our Lady of the Cape Primary DUNSBOROUGH 6 Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Primary ESPERANCE 4 Our Ladys Assumption DIANELLA 5 Padbury Catholic Primary PADBURY 22 Prendiville Catholic College OCEAN REEF 30 Queen of Apostles RIVERTON 14 Sacred Heart BEAGLE BAY 9 Sacred Heart MUNDARING 16 Sacred Heart College SORRENTO 24 Sacred Heart Primary HIGHGATE 1 Sacred Heart Primary THORNLIE 37 Santa Clara ST JAMES 6 Santa Maria College ATTADALE 9 Servite College TUART HILL 53 Seton Catholic College SAMSON 42 St Andrews Catholic Primary CLARKSON 12 St Annes HARVEY 17 St Anthonys GREENMOUNT 6 St Anthonys WANNEROO 20 St Augustines RIVERVALE 23 St Benedicts APPLECROSS 4 St Bernadettes Catholic Primary PORT KENNEDY 11 St Bernards KOJONUP 14 St Brigids BRIDGETOWN 5 St Brigids COLLIE 3 St Brigids College LESMURDIE 3 St Brigids Primary MIDDLE SWAN 16 St Cecilia's Primary PORT HEDLAND 28 St Clares LATHLAIN 6 St Columbas BAYSWATER 3 St Columbas Catholic SOUTH PERTH 7 St Denis JOONDANNA 5 St Dominics INNALOO 3 St Emilie's Catholic Primary CANNING VALE 6 St Francis Xavier Primary GERALDTON 3 St Gerards Primary WESTMINSTER 24 St Helenas Catholic Primary ELLENBROOK 11 St Jeromes MUNSTER 10 St Johns RANGEWAY 17 St Johns SCARBOROUGH 11 St Josephs BOULDER 8 St Josephs BUSSELTON 6 St Josephs KUNUNURRA 10 St Josephs MOORA 13 St Josephs NORTHAM 4 St Josephs PEMBERTON 11 St Josephs QUEENS PARK 6 St Josephs SOUTHERN CROSS 3 St Josephs WAROONA 2 St Josephs WYNDHAM 17 St Josephs Catholic Primary PINJARRA 3 St Josephs College ALBANY 7 St Josephs Primary BUNBURY 8 St Judes Catholic LANGFORD 15 St Kieran Catholic Primary TUART HILL 18 St Lawrence Primary BALCATTA 41 St Lawrences Primary BLUFF POINT 14 St Lukes Catholic Primary WOODVALE 7 St Lukes College KARRATHA 17 St Maria Goretti's Catholic REDCLIFFE 2 St Mary Star of the Sea Catholic CARNARVON 17 St Marys DONNYBROOK 1 St Marys NORTHAMPTON 7 St Marys Catholic BOYUP BROOK 9 St Marys Catholic Primary BUNBURY 10 St Marys College BROOME 3 St Marys Primary KALGOORLIE 4 St Matthews NARROGIN 11 St Michaels BASSENDEAN 8 St Michaels BRUNSWICK 10 JUNCTION St Munchins Catholic GOSNELLS 3 St Norbert College QUEENS PARK 20 St Patricks KATANNING 10 St Patrick's Primary FREMANTLE 28 St Pauls Primary KARRATHA 5 St Pauls Primary MOUNT LAWLEY 5 St Peters Primary BEDFORD 5 St Pius X MANNING 20 St Simon Peter Catholic Primary OCEAN REEF 8 St Thomas More Catholic Primary MARGARET RIVER 31 St Thomas Primary CLAREMONT 6 St Vincents PARMELIA 7 Star of the Sea Primary ROCKINGHAM 7 Trinity College EAST PERTH 31 Ursula Frayne Catholic College VICTORIA PARK 50 Warlawurru Catholic HALLS CREEK 21 Whitford Catholic Primary CRAIGIE 8 Xavier Catholic ARMADALE 12 Yidarra Catholic Primary BATEMAN 13 TOTAL 2377 COMBINED TOTAL (INDEPENDENT AND 3240 CATHOLIC).
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