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2018 Investing for Success — Actual Funding by School Indicative Funding Calculated Using 2017 Enrolments 2018 Investing for Success — Actual Funding by School Indicative funding calculated using 2017 enrolments. Finalised 2018 I4S funding will be calculated using Day 8 2018 data School DET Region 2018 I4S Indicative Abercorn State School Central Queensland $8,201 Abergowrie State School North Queensland $5,178 Acacia Ridge State School Metropolitan $287,052 Agnes Water State School North Coast $127,980 Airville State School North Queensland $10,542 Aitkenvale State School North Queensland $392,076 Albany Creek State High School Metropolitan $339,917 Albany Creek State School Metropolitan $226,645 Albany Hills State School Metropolitan $231,138 Albert State School North Coast $91,144 Aldridge State High School North Coast $647,398 Alexandra Bay State School Far North Queensland $18,880 Alexandra Hills State High School South East $522,771 Alexandra Hills State School South East $71,007 Algester State School Metropolitan $360,924 Allenstown State School Central Queensland $207,029 Alligator Creek State School Central Queensland $100,896 Allora P-10 State School Darling Downs South West $107,105 Alloway State School North Coast $29,448 Aloomba State School Far North Queensland $31,503 Alpha State School Central Queensland $19,251 Amamoor State School North Coast $34,313 Amaroo Environmental Education Centre Darling Downs South West $5,178 Amberley District State School Metropolitan $308,931 Ambrose State School Central Queensland $44,421 Amiens State School Darling Downs South West $22,665 Anakie State School Central Queensland $53,602 Andergrove State School Central Queensland $137,111 Annandale State School North Queensland $278,693 Applethorpe State School Darling Downs South West $20,401 Aramac State School Central Queensland $36,408 Aratula State School South East $22,902 Arcadia Valley State School Darling Downs South West $5,178 Arundel State School South East $416,596 Ascot State School Metropolitan $230,744 Ashgrove State School Metropolitan $213,195 Ashmore State School South East $340,927 Ashwell State School Metropolitan $25,061 Aspley East State School Metropolitan $298,120 Aspley Special School Metropolitan $48,714 Aspley State High School Metropolitan $394,718 Aspley State School Metropolitan $279,049 Atherton State High School Far North Queensland $395,537 Atherton State School Far North Queensland $306,185 Augathella State School Darling Downs South West $26,750 Augusta State School Metropolitan $331,971 Aurukun State School Far North Queensland $213,780 Aviation High Metropolitan $139,235 Avoca State School North Coast $177,167 Avondale State School North Coast $9,125 1 of 26 2018 Investing for Success — Actual Funding by School Indicative funding calculated using 2017 enrolments. Finalised 2018 I4S funding will be calculated using Day 8 2018 data School DET Region 2018 I4S Indicative Ayr State High School North Queensland $260,523 Ayr State School North Queensland $94,798 Babinda State School Far North Queensland $180,724 Back Plains State School Darling Downs South West $8,008 Bajool State School Central Queensland $16,699 Balaclava State School Far North Queensland $309,800 Bald Hills State School Metropolitan $218,105 Ballandean State School Darling Downs South West $15,821 Balmoral State High School Metropolitan $169,503 Banana State School Central Queensland $15,399 Banksia Beach State School North Coast $457,679 Baralaba State School Central Queensland $62,939 Barambah Environmental Education Centre North Coast $5,178 Barcaldine Prep-12 State School Central Queensland $155,241 Bardon State School Metropolitan $105,002 Bargara State School North Coast $181,119 Baringa State Primary School North Coast $133,266 Barkly Highway State School North Queensland $165,290 Barrett Adolescent Centre Special School Metropolitan $5,178 Bartle Frere State School Far North Queensland $5,190 Bauhinia State School Central Queensland $9,414 Bauple State School North Coast $28,705 Bay View State School South East $228,567 Beachmere State School North Coast $176,776 Beaconsfield State School Central Queensland $118,355 Beaudesert State High School South East $576,585 Beaudesert State School South East $376,941 Bedourie State School Central Queensland $6,645 Beechmont State School South East $40,429 Beenleigh Special School South East $68,237 Beenleigh State High School South East $834,978 Beenleigh State School South East $284,006 Beerburrum State School North Coast $52,092 Beerwah State High School North Coast $372,845 Beerwah State School North Coast $170,790 Begonia State School Darling Downs South West $5,178 Belgian Gardens State School North Queensland $210,315 Bell State School Darling Downs South West $40,531 Bellbird Park State Secondary College Metropolitan $153,405 Bellenden Ker State School Far North Queensland $5,342 Bellevue Park State School South East $274,224 Bellmere State School North Coast $253,221 Belmont State School Metropolitan $302,904 Benaraby State School Central Queensland $25,920 Benarkin State School Darling Downs South West $18,115 Benowa State High School South East $663,406 Benowa State School South East $367,938 Bentley Park College Far North Queensland $909,837 Berrinba East State School South East $358,252 Berserker Street State School Central Queensland $330,135 2 of 26 2018 Investing for Success — Actual Funding by School Indicative funding calculated using 2017 enrolments. Finalised 2018 I4S funding will be calculated using Day 8 2018 data School DET Region 2018 I4S Indicative Biboohra State School Far North Queensland $43,781 Biddeston State School Darling Downs South West $19,966 Biggenden State School Central Queensland $96,968 Biggera Waters State School South East $352,817 Biloela State High School Central Queensland $292,904 Biloela State School Central Queensland $199,915 Binjour Plateau State School Central Queensland $7,055 Birdsville State School Central Queensland $5,178 Birkdale South State School South East $183,569 Birkdale State School South East $246,335 Blackall State School Central Queensland $114,400 Blackbutt State School Darling Downs South West $101,411 Blackwater North State School Central Queensland $137,377 Blackwater State High School Central Queensland $130,163 Blackwater State School Central Queensland $74,788 Blair State School Metropolitan $201,825 Blenheim State School Darling Downs South West $52,693 Bli Bli State School North Coast $243,037 Bloomfield River State School Far North Queensland $46,651 Bloomsbury State School Central Queensland $35,185 Bluewater State School North Queensland $154,704 Bluff State School Central Queensland $12,564 Bohlevale State School North Queensland $295,227 Bollon State School Darling Downs South West $18,091 Boonah State High School South East $251,598 Boonah State School South East $111,402 Boondall State School Metropolitan $328,481 Booyal Central State School North Coast $20,326 Boronia Heights State School South East $408,103 Bororen State School Central Queensland $16,383 Bouldercombe State School Central Queensland $56,689 Boulia State School North Queensland $31,311 Bounty Boulevard State School North Coast $431,272 Bowen State High School North Queensland $374,490 Bowen State School North Queensland $250,642 Bowenville State School Darling Downs South West $5,918 Boyne Island Environmental Education Centre Central Queensland $5,178 Boyne Island State School Central Queensland $103,536 Boynewood State School Central Queensland $18,278 Bracken Ridge State High School Metropolitan $160,238 Bracken Ridge State School Metropolitan $141,760 Brandon State School North Queensland $24,079 Branyan Road State School North Coast $149,485 Brassall State School Metropolitan $453,680 Bray Park State High School North Coast $277,147 Bray Park State School North Coast $171,552 Bremer State High School Metropolitan $961,197 Bribie Island State High School North Coast $578,057 Bribie Island State School North Coast $400,474 Brigalow State School Darling Downs South West $16,796 3 of 26 2018 Investing for Success — Actual Funding by School Indicative funding calculated using 2017 enrolments. Finalised 2018 I4S funding will be calculated using Day 8 2018 data School DET Region 2018 I4S Indicative Brighton State School Metropolitan $142,094 Brightwater State School North Coast $282,065 Brisbane Bayside State College Metropolitan $329,989 Brisbane Central State School Metropolitan $243,894 Brisbane School of Distance Education Metropolitan $805,011 Brisbane State High School Metropolitan $914,654 Brisbane Urban Environmental Education Centre Metropolitan $31,236 Brisbane Youth Education and Training Centre Metropolitan $63,570 Broadbeach State School South East $292,131 Broadwater State School Darling Downs South West $30,030 Brookfield State School Metropolitan $133,446 Brookstead State School Darling Downs South West $7,736 Brooweena State School North Coast $5,957 Browns Plains State High School South East $527,896 Browns Plains State School South East $376,263 Bucasia State School Central Queensland $119,328 Buddina State School North Coast $316,370 Buderim Mountain State School North Coast $301,217 Builyan State School Central Queensland $5,178 Bulimba State School Metropolitan $289,397 Bullyard State School North Coast $21,150 Bundaberg Central State School North Coast $55,714 Bundaberg East State School North Coast $312,050 Bundaberg North State High School North Coast $395,351 Bundaberg North State School North Coast $233,763 Bundaberg South State School North Coast $126,233 Bundaberg Special School North Coast $83,544 Bundaberg
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