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187 Appendix 1 Submissions received by the committee1 1 Mr Mercurius Goldstein 2 Kambrya College 3 Ms Misty Adoniou 4 Mrs Robyn Ginty 5 Murringo Public School 6 Boomi Public School 7 Forth Primary School 8 Coonabarabran Public School 9 Warrnambool West Primary School 10 Ballam Park Primary School 11 Molong Central School 12 Barham High School 13 Coonabarabran High School 14 Goulburn Public School 15 Fish Creek and District Primary School 16 Name Withheld 17 Johns River Public School 18 Confidential 19 Hay Public School 20 Hillston Central School 21 Latrobe High School 22 School of Special Education North West 23 Wingham Public School 24 Australian Council of State School Organisations 25 Australian Education Union 1 Submission can be found here: http://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Senate/School_Funding/School_Fund ing/Submissions 188 26 The Smith Family 27 Mr Chris Bonnor and Jane Caro 28 Independent Education Union of Australia 29 Mr Ken Boston AO Mr Ken Boston AO 30 National Independent Special Schools Association (NISSA) 31 Northern Territory Department of Education 32 Independent Schools Tasmania 33 Independent Schools Queensland 34 Presbyterian Ladies' College, Sydney 35 Australian Secondary Principals' Association 36 St Vincent de Paul National Council 37 National Disability Services 38 Association of Independent Schools of NSW 39 ACT Council of Parents & Citizens Associations 40 Christian Education Ministries 41 Dr David Zyngier 42 Mr Chris Curtis 43 Australian Government Department of Education 44 Associated Christian Schools Associated Christian Schools 45 South Australian Primary Principals Association Inc 46 Victorian Principals Association 47 Victorian Association of Catholic Primary School Principals Inc 48 Australian Association of Christian Schools 49 Australian Federation of Disability Organisations 50 Australian Council of Jewish Schools 51 Parents Victoria Inc 52 Australia Street School Community Organisation 53 Australian Youth Affairs Coalition 54 Montessori Australia Foundation 55 Life Without Barriers 56 Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) and Autism Queensland 57 Independent Schools Council of Australia 189 58 Tasmanian Principals Association 59 Independent Schools Victoria 60 Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia 61 Australian Primary Principals Association 62 Queensland Association of State School Principals 63 Federation of Parents and Citizens Associations of New South Wales 64 Australian Parents Council 65 Queensland Teachers' Union 66 Christian Schools Australia 67 Steiner Education Australia 68 Ms Denise Angelo and Dr Catherine Hudson 69 Victorian Association of State Seconday Principals 70 National Catholic Education Commission 71 Novita Children's Services 72 Public Schools Principals Forum 73 Anglican Schools Australia 74 Australian Council of TESOL Associations 75 Children with Disability Australia 76 Queensland Government 77 Society for the Provision of Education in Rural Australia 78 ACT Government 79 Professor Henry Ergas 80 Mitcham Primary School 81 Merewether High 82 Grafton Public School 83 Sackville Street PS 84 Wauchope Public School 85 Brighton-Le-Sands Public 86 Woori Yallock Primary School 87 St Johns Park High School 88 Gilgandra High School 89 Eagle Vale High School 190 90 Warners Bay Public School 91 Narellan Vale PS 92 Stockton Public School 93 Narromine High School 94 Port Hacking High School 95 Sans Souci P.S. 96 Athelstane Public School 97 Urunga Public School 98 Rutherford Public School 99 Kororo Public School 100 Beverly Hills Girls High School 101 Bankstown West Public School 102 University of Canberra High School Kaleen 103 Kiama High School 104 Canberra College 105 Melba Copland Secondary School 106 Namagdi School 107 Cobar Public School 108 Christies Beach High School 109 Charleville School of Distance Education 110 Monmia Primary School 111 Condobolin Primary 112 Burke Ward Public School 113 Lithgow High School 114 Waren Central School 115 Barrack Heights Public School 116 Beverly Hills North Public School 117 Keiraville PS 118 Gulgong High School 119 South Grafton Public School 120 Parkes High School 121 Chifley College Dunheved Campus 191 122 Harrison School 123 Millfield Public School 124 Penrith Public School 125 Hill Top 126 Essex Heights PS 127 Grahamvale Primary School 128 Campbell High School 129 Grays Point Public School 130 Gordon Primary School 131 Bradbury Public 132 Roslyn Primary School 133 Merrylands East Public School 134 Keira High School 135 Forestville Public School 136 Merimbula Public School 137 Giralang Primary 138 Manchester Primary School 139 Crescent Head Public School 140 Parkes Public School 141 Sarah Redfern Public School 142 Dawson Public School 143 Mona Vale Public School 144 Camden South Public School 145 Muswellbrook High School 146 Menai High School 147 Kareela Public School 148 Ocean Shores Public School 149 Narrabeen Sports High 150 Bexley Public School 151 Bonnet Bay Public School 152 Dapto High 153 Armidale High School 192 154 Croydon Park Primary School 155 Smithfield PS 156 Brisbane Water Secondary College 157 Picton High School 158 Merrylands High School 159 Mt Ousley Public School 160 Riverstone High School 161 St Clair High School 162 Berkeley West Public School 163 Sydney Girls High School 164 Corrimal East Public School 165 Fyans Park Primary 166 Woodberry Public School 167 Bonython Primary School 168 Canberra High School 169 Wheelers Hill Primary School 170 Frederickton Public School 171 Lurnea High School 172 Newbridge Heights Public School 173 Campbelltown Performing Arts High 174 Glenwood High School 175 Woonona High School 176 Caringbah Public School 177 Taren Point Public School 178 Kingswood Public School 179 Newborough East Primary School 180 Portland North Primary School 181 Risdon Vale Primary School 182 Heatherhill Primary School 183 Lalor Gardens Primary School 184 Hampden Park Public School 185 Ainslie School 193 186 Canterbury Public School 187 Cromer Public School 188 Roma Mitchell Secondary College 189 Ettalong Public School 190 Manly Village Public School 191 Cessnock Public 192 Warners Bay High School 193 Tempe Public School 194 Castle Cove Public School 195 Camden High School 196 Parramatta High School 197 Wollumbin High School 198 Kingsgrove High 199 Woodville High School 200 Glen Park School 201 Bundoora Secondary 202 Narooma P S 203 Guildford West Public School 204 Taverners Hill Infants School 205 Gymea Bay Public School 206 Quakers Hill High School 207 Lanyon High School 208 Bonnyrigg High School 209 Batemans Bay Public 210 Cronulla High School 211 Mian School 212 Wade High School 213 Camden Public School 214 Wentworth Public School 215 Mackellar Northern Beaches Campus 216 Randwick Public School 217 Marayong South Public School 194 218 Tooleybuc Central School 219 Faulconbridge Public School 220 Elderslie Public School 221 Appin Public School 222 James Fallon High School 223 Albion Park Rail 224 Birrigai Outdoor School 225 Glenmore Park High School 226 Lightning Ridge Central School 227 Highbury Primary 228 Coonamble High School 229 Wooranna Park P.S 230 Belmore North Public School 231 Stawell Primary School 232 Sylvania High School 233 Yarrabah Specialist School 234 Ballina Public School 235 Name Withheld 236 Dandenong North Primary School 237 Orford Primary 238 Tintinara Area School 239 Kyneton Secondary College 240 St Albans East Primary School 241 Moomba Park Primary School 242 Corrimal High School 243 Fleetwood Primary School 244 Oxley State School 245 Tallangatta Primary School 246 Curl Curl North Public School 247 Summerdale Primary School 248 St Johns Park Public School 249 Hay War Memorial High School 195 250 Barham Public School 251 Karonga Special School 252 Westport Public School 253 Penshurst Public School 254 Elizabeth College 255 Dover District High Schoo 256 Name Withheld 257 Mount Nelson Primary 258 Trunkey Public School 259 Moriac Primary School 260 Mitcham Girls High School 261 Homebush Public School 262 Liverpool Boys High School 263 Kerrimuir Primary School 264 Meadow Heights Primary School 265 Howlong Public School 266 Lisarow Public School 267 Burnie High School 268 Cygnet Primary School 269 Kimba Area School 270 Mayfield West Demonstration School 271 Murray Farm PS 272 Glen Innes High School 273 Balranald Central School 274 Figtree Public School 275 Girilambone Public School 276 Broken Hill High 277 Reynella South Primary 278 Robert Townson High School 279 Dickson College 280 Glenwood Public School 281 Franklin PS 196 282 Geelong High School 283 Killara Primary School 284 Bulahdelah Central School 285 Vincentia High School 286 Rollins PS 287 Oakleigh PS 288 Bellevue Heights Primary School 289 Deniliquin High School 290 Pittwater High School 291 North Sydney Girls High School 292 The Grange Public School 293 Oakdale Public School 294 Rosemeadow Public School 295 Bobin Public School 296 Marree Aboriginal School 297 Merewether High School 298 Port Augusta Special School 299 Name Withheld 300 GS Kidd SSP 301 Launceston College 302 Henty Public School 303 Austinmer Public School 304 Richmond High School 305 Bargo PS 306 Melville High School 307 Bribie Island State School 308 Glenburnie Primary School 309 The Meadows Public School 310 Wilberforce Public School 311 Shell Cove Public School 312 Kirkton Public School 313 Kotara South Public School 197 314 Centennial Park School 315 Temora High School 316 Foster Primary School 317 Campbelltown North Public School 318 Goulburn East Public School 319 Beaumont Road Public School 320 Fairfield
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