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Schools by federal electorate Gilmore TOTAL 8,301,400 2,529,800 -5,771,600 15,904,415 2,651,230 -13,253,185 24,205,815 -19,024,785 2018 & 2019 total * 2018 increase - *2019 increase - increase - Commonwealth Commonwealth Commonwealth share of the Gonski # 2018 Turnbull Turnbull's cuts share of the Gonski ## 2019 Turnbull Turnbull's cuts share of the Gonski Turnbull's cuts Federal Federal MP State MP party agreement (NERA) increase 2018 agreement (NERA) increase 2019 agreement (NERA) 2018 & 2019 School name electorate party affiliation State electorate affiliation $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Batemans Bay High School Gilmore Liberal Bega Liberal 343,631 112,400 -231,231 688,980 117,795 -571,185 1,032,611 -802,416 Batemans Bay Public School Gilmore Liberal Bega Liberal 467,059 87,600 -379,459 878,339 91,805 -786,534 1,345,398 -1,165,993 Berry Public School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 97,256 39,200 -58,056 183,593 41,082 -142,511 280,849 -200,567 Bomaderry High School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 307,749 116,300 -191,449 581,388 121,882 -459,506 889,137 -650,955 Bomaderry Public School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 291,391 50,200 -241,191 548,181 52,610 -495,571 839,572 -736,762 Broulee Public School Gilmore Liberal Bega Liberal 115,014 44,700 -70,314 217,092 46,846 -170,246 332,106 -240,560 Budawang School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 31,992 12,400 -19,592 61,247 12,995 -48,252 93,239 -67,844 Callala Public School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 114,033 33,900 -80,133 215,151 35,527 -179,624 329,184 -259,757 Cambewarra Public School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 107,128 38,100 -69,028 201,247 39,929 -161,318 308,375 -230,346 Culburra Public School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 68,254 28,500 -39,754 198,817 29,868 -168,949 267,071 -208,703 Falls Creek Public School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 19,450 8,300 -11,150 46,389 8,698 -37,691 65,839 -48,841 Gerringong Public School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 122,483 48,800 -73,683 234,076 51,142 -182,934 356,559 -256,617 Greenwell Point Public School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 48,414 13,400 -35,014 91,810 14,043 -77,767 140,224 -112,781 Havenlee School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 57,518 20,800 -36,718 108,463 21,798 -86,665 165,981 -123,383 Huskisson Public School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 52,972 20,900 -32,072 100,171 21,903 -78,268 153,143 -110,340 Illaroo Road Public School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 192,520 68,800 -123,720 363,146 72,102 -291,044 555,666 -414,764 Jamberoo Public School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 28,643 12,700 -15,943 54,010 13,310 -40,700 82,653 -56,643 Kangaroo Valley Public School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 26,507 11,000 -15,507 49,679 11,528 -38,151 76,186 -53,658 Kiama High School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 311,656 155,100 -156,556 589,922 162,545 -427,377 901,578 -583,933 Kiama Public School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 137,554 55,200 -82,354 260,362 57,850 -202,512 397,916 -284,866 Milton Public School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 222,293 82,800 -139,493 419,662 86,774 -332,888 641,955 -472,381 Minnamurra Public School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 120,339 48,200 -72,139 227,085 50,514 -176,571 347,424 -248,710 Mogo Public School Gilmore Liberal Bega Liberal 100,063 13,100 -86,963 184,255 13,729 -170,526 284,318 -257,489 Moruya High School Gilmore Liberal Bega Liberal 246,610 103,400 -143,210 499,988 108,363 -391,625 746,598 -534,835 Moruya Public School Gilmore Liberal Bega Liberal 158,818 51,700 -107,118 355,934 54,182 -301,752 514,752 -408,870 North Nowra Public School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 157,920 31,700 -126,220 298,501 33,222 -265,279 456,421 -391,499 Nowra East Public School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 505,755 62,700 -443,055 948,912 65,710 -883,202 1,454,667 -1,326,257 Nowra High School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 413,801 161,700 -252,101 784,317 169,462 -614,855 1,198,118 -866,956 Nowra Hill Public School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 49,543 19,400 -30,143 93,909 20,331 -73,578 143,452 -103,721 Nowra Public School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 382,360 88,400 -293,960 721,536 92,643 -628,893 1,103,896 -922,853 Sanctuary Point Public School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 362,529 74,700 -287,829 686,726 78,286 -608,440 1,049,255 -896,269 Shoalhaven Heads Public School Gilmore Liberal Kiama Liberal 70,478 25,100 -45,378 132,421 26,305 -106,116 202,899 -151,494 Shoalhaven High School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 536,039 118,600 -417,439 1,015,916 124,293 -891,623 1,551,955 -1,309,062 St. Georges Basin Public School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 193,768 56,700 -137,068 367,888 59,422 -308,466 561,656 -445,534 Sunshine Bay Public School Gilmore Liberal Bega Liberal 197,212 46,900 -150,312 376,960 49,151 -327,809 574,172 -478,121 Sussex Inlet Public School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 103,718 31,700 -72,018 197,056 33,222 -163,834 300,774 -235,852 Terara Public School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 27,211 11,300 -15,911 51,532 11,842 -39,690 78,743 -55,601 Tomerong Public School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 53,057 18,900 -34,157 99,970 19,807 -80,163 153,027 -114,320 Ulladulla High School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 457,950 192,500 -265,450 869,330 201,740 -667,590 1,327,280 -933,040 Ulladulla Public School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 303,829 96,100 -207,729 576,393 100,713 -475,680 880,222 -683,409 Vincentia High School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 576,697 173,400 -403,297 1,098,070 181,723 -916,347 1,674,767 -1,319,644 Vincentia Public School Gilmore Liberal South Coast Liberal 120,186 42,500 -77,686 225,991 44,540 -181,451 346,177 -259,137 Notes: * NSW Department of Education - "Hypothetical data set showing the estimated financial impact for each public school in NSW if the Commonwealth honours the final two years of the National Education Reform Agreement (NERA) funding." # Australian Government's "School Funding Estimator" www.education.gov.au/sites/education/files/sch/calc/index.html ## Annual growth rate set out in the Coalition's briefing paper "Key funding figures and qualifiers – 30 April agreed costs". 4.8% indexation for NSW. 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