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EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TRAINING SENATE LEGISLATION COMMITTEE - QUESTIONS ON NOTICE 2007-2008 BUDGET ESTIMATES HEARING Outcome DEST Question No. E094_08 Senator Carr asked on 31 May 2007, EWRE Hansard page 48. Question: Senator CARR—Can I get a breakdown of where those 425 come from. Are they remotely accessible, remote and very remote? Ms Brain—Moderately accessible, 345; remote, 56; very remote, 48. The total is 449. Senator CARR—Will it be possible to get a list of those schools with their SES category? Ms Brain—Yes, we could do that. Answer: SES Category The information requested is provided in the attached table. SES FUNDING REMOTENESS CATEGORY CLASSIFICATION LOADING School Campus SES = funded on Based on school location Percentage School Name Campus Name Campus Location State Number number SES score in 2006 FM = funding maintained 1305 1305 All Hallows School All Hallows School GULGONG NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1309 1309 All Saints Primary School All Saints Primary School TUMBARUMBA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 14279 14279 Bega Valley Christian College Bega Valley Christian College BEGA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 14279 77320 Bega Valley Christian College Bega Valley Christian College Southern Campus PAMBULA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 3321 3321 Carinya Christain School Carinya Christian School GUNNEDAH NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 3302 3302 Chrysalis School for Rudolf Steiner Education Chrysalis School for Rudolf Steiner Education THORA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 14815 14815 Cornerstone Community Schools Cornerstone Community Schools DUBBO NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 - Burrabadine, Dubbo - Burrabadine, Dubbo 8884 8884 Holy Family School Holy Family School PARKES NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1403 1403 Holy Trinity School Holy Trinity School INVERELL NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 2397 77401 John Paul College John Paul College Coffs Harbour St Mary's Campus BOWRAVILLE NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 17280 17280 Lumen Christi Catholic College Lumen Christi Catholic College PAMBULA BEACH NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 14655 77461 M.E.T. School Condobolin Campus CONDOBOLIN NSW FM Moderately Accessible 5 14655 77499 M.E.T. School Leeton campus LEETON NSW FM Moderately Accessible 5 1420 1420 Macksville Adventist School Macksville Adventist School MACKSVILLE NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1334 1334 Marian Catholic College Marian Catholic College GRIFFITH NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 2364 2364 Mirriwinni Gardens Aboriginal Academy Mirriwinni Gardens Aboriginal Academy BELLBROOK NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 4262 4262 Moree Christian School Moree Christian School MOREE NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1461 1461 Mount St John Primary School Mount St John Primary School DORRIGO NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 8773 8773 Mumbulla School for Rudolf Steiner Education Mumbulla School for Rudolf Steiner Education BEGA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 15640 15640 Nambucca Valley Christian Community School Nambucca Valley Christian Community School NAMBUCCA HEADS NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 4266 4266 Namoi Valley Christian School Namoi Valley Christian School WEE WAA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 2310 2310 Narromine Christian School Narromine Christian School NARROMINE NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 3326 3326 Parkes Christian School Parkes Christian School PARKES NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 16715 16715 Red Bend Catholic College Red Bend Catholic College FORBES NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 13299 13299 Sacred Heart Parish Primary School Sacred Heart Parish Primary School BROKEN HILL NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1543 1543 Sacred Heart Primary School Sacred Heart Primary School COOLAH NSW FM Moderately Accessible 5 1540 1540 Sacred Heart School Sacred Heart School BOGGABRI NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 15643 15643 Snowy Mountains Grammar School Snowy Mountains Grammar School JINDABYNE NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1575 1575 St Anne's School St Anne's School TEMORA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1384 1384 St Augustine's School St Augustine's School NARROMINE NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1586 1586 St Bede's School St Bede's School BRAIDWOOD NSW FM Moderately Accessible 5 1599 1599 St Brendan's Primary School St Brendan's Primary School GANMAIN NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1628 1628 St Columba's School St Columba's School BERRIGAN NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1625 1625 St Columba's School St Columba's School YEOVAL NSW FM Moderately Accessible 5 1644 1644 St Francis de Sales Regional College St Francis de Sales Regional College LEETON NSW FM Moderately Accessible 5 1654 1654 St Francis Xavier's Primary School St Francis Xavier's Primary School URANA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1994 1994 St Francis Xavier's School St Francis Xavier's School NARRABRI NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 14601 14601 St James Primary School St James Primary School YAMBA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1690 1690 St John's School St John's School TRANGIE NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1722 1722 St Joseph's Catholic School St Joseph's Catholic School EUGOWRA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1725 1725 St Joseph's Primary School St Joseph's Primary School LEETON NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1771 1771 St Joseph's Primary School St Joseph's Primary School LOCKHART NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1757 1757 St Joseph's Primary School St Joseph's Primary School CONDOBOLIN NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1776 1776 St Joseph's Primary School St Joseph's Primary School MERRIWA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1723 1723 St Joseph's Primary School St Joseph's Primary School FINLEY NSW FM Moderately Accessible 5 1797 1797 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School WARIALDA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 SENATE ESTIMATES Page 1 SES FUNDING REMOTENESS CATEGORY CLASSIFICATION LOADING School Campus SES = funded on Based on school location Percentage School Name Campus Name Campus Location State Number number SES score in 2006 FM = funding maintained 1748 1748 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School BOMBALA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 13652 13652 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School GLEN INNES NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1763 1763 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School GILGANDRA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1779 1779 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School NARRANDERA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1765 1765 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School GRENFELL NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1803 1803 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School JERILDERIE NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1743 1743 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School BARRABA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1774 1774 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School MANILDRA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1784 1784 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School PEAK HILL NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1786 1786 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School QUIRINDI NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 2191 2191 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School BALRANALD NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1791 1791 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School TENTERFIELD NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1761 1761 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School EDEN NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1799 1799 St Joseph's School St Joseph's School WEE WAA NSW FM Moderately Accessible 5 13845 13845 St Laurence's School St Laurence's School FORBES NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1811 1811 St Lawrence's Central School St Lawrence's Central School COONABARABRAN NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1822 1822 St Mary of the Angels School St Mary of the Angels School GUYRA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1833 1833 St Mary's Central School St Mary's Central School WELLINGTON NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 17923 17923 St Mary's College (Gunnedah) St Mary's College (Gunnedah) GUNNEDAH NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1828 1828 St Mary's Primary School St Mary's Primary School BELLINGEN NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1848 1848 St Mary's Primary School St Mary's Primary School BOWRAVILLE NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1868 1868 St Mary's School St Mary's School YOOGALI NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1867 1867 St Mary's School St Mary's School WARREN NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1856 1856 St Mary's School St Mary's School HAY NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1872 1872 St Mary's War Memorial School St Mary's War Memorial School WEST WYALONG NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1877 1877 St Michael's School St Michael's School DUNEDOO NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1887 1887 St Michael's School St Michael's School MANILLA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1911 1911 St Patrick's Primary School St Patrick's Primary School BEGA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1923 1923 St Patrick's Primary School St Patrick's Primary School MACKSVILLE NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1930 1930 St Patrick's School St Patrick's School WALCHA NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1918 1918 St Patrick's School St Patrick's School GRIFFITH NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1929 1929 St Patrick's School St Patrick's School TRUNDLE NSW SES Moderately Accessible 5 1947 1947 St Peter's Primary School St Peter's Primary School COLEAMBALLY NSW FM Moderately Accessible 5 1951 1951 St Philomena's School St Philomena's School MOREE NSW FM Moderately Accessible 5 1974 1974 St 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