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School Code School Name State Electorate Enrolment Cap 1001 Abbotsford Public School Drummoyne 393 1002 Aberdeen Public School Upper Hunter 208 1003 Abermain Public School Cessnock 278 1008 Adamstown Public School Newcastle 347 8493 Airds High School Campbelltown 1060 8586 Albion Park High School Kiama 920 1015 Albion Park Public School Kiama 509 4121 Albion Park Rail Public School Kiama 532 8101 Albury High School Albury 1100 3922 Albury North Public School Albury 439 1017 Albury Public School Albury 717 4601 Aldavilla Public School Oxley 255 4605 Alfords Point Public School Miranda 231 4200 Allambie Heights Public School Wakehurst 462 1028 Alma Public School Barwon 555 8578 Alstonville High School Ballina 840 1030 Alstonville Public School Ballina 301 8570 Ambarvale High School Campbelltown 1260 4505 Ambarvale Public School Campbelltown 439 1040 Anna Bay Public School Port Stephens 393 1042 Annandale North Public School Balmain 416 1041 Annandale Public School Balmain 462 4656 Anzac Park Public School Willoughby 948 1045 Appin Public School Wollondilly 255 1057 Armidale City Public School Northern Tablelands 670 8915 Armidale Secondary College Northern Tablelands 780 7401 Arncliffe Public School Rockdale 439 1061 Artarmon Public School Lane Cove 1063 8892 Arthur Phillip High School Parramatta 2280 1064 Ashbury Public School Summer Hill 416 8397 Ashcroft High School Liverpool 940 4344 Ashcroft Public School Liverpool 670 8832 Ashfield Boys High School Summer Hill 760 1065 Ashfield Public School Summer Hill 439 4375 Ashmont Public School Wagga Wagga 393 4642 Ashtonfield Public School Maitland 324 8245 Asquith Boys High School Hornsby 680 8222 Asquith Girls High School Hornsby 700 1070 Asquith Public School Hornsby 278 3453 Athelstane Public School Rockdale 555 8253 Auburn Girls High School Auburn 800 7403 Auburn Public School Auburn 786 1075 Auburn West Public School Auburn 601 1076 Austinmer Public School Keira 162 1077 Austral Public School Camden 370 3792 Avalon Public School Pittwater 763 1082 Avoca Beach Public School Terrigal 393 4291 Balarang Public School Shellharbour 347 3794 Bald Face Public School Oatley 255 3984 Balgowlah North Public School Manly 301 1106 Balgownie Public School Keira 255 8195 Ballina Coast High School Ballina 1080 1112 Ballina Public School Ballina 532 1118 Bangalow Public School Ballina 185 4571 Banks Public School Mulgoa 393 8254 Bankstown Girls High School Bankstown 720 1124 Bankstown North Public School Bankstown 185 7405 Bankstown Public School Bankstown 948 8282 Banora Point High School Tweed 780 1129 Banora Point Public School Tweed 393 4311 Bardia Public School Macquarie Fields 1017 1134 Bargo Public School Wollondilly 278 4599 Barnier Public School Riverstone 462 1138 Barnsley Public School Cessnock 301 1140 Barraba Central School Tamworth 627 4501 Barrack Heights Public School Shellharbour 509 8454 Barrenjoey High School Pittwater 1100 8223 Bass High School Bankstown 940 1148 Bass Hill Public School Bankstown 578 4520 Bateau Bay Public School The Entrance 555 8581 Batemans Bay High School Bega 700 1149 Batemans Bay Public School Bega 509 1150 Bathurst Public School Bathurst 416 3847 Bathurst South Public School Bathurst 208 3824 Bathurst West Public School Bathurst 486 4377 Baulkham Hills North Public School Baulkham Hills 509 4630 Beaumont Hills Public School Castle Hill 486 3956 Beaumont Road Public School Ku-Ring-Gai 393 5212 Beauty Point Public School North Shore <150 1165 Beechwood Public School Oxley <150 1166 Beecroft Public School Epping 693 1167 Beelbangera Public School Murray <150 8165 Bega High School Bega 1060 1168 Bega Valley Public School Bega 393 4370 Belair Public School Charlestown 439 4663 Bella Vista Public School Baulkham Hills 901 3979 Bellambi Public School Keira 532 1177 Bellbird Public School Cessnock 185 1179 Bellevue Hill Public School Vaucluse 878 8258 Bellingen High School Oxley 680 1181 Bellingen Public School Oxley 324 8203 Belmont High School Swansea 1020 3927 Belmont North Public School Swansea 185 1183 Belmont Public School Swansea 347 8804 Belmore Boys High School Canterbury 800 1185 Belmore North Public School Canterbury 670 1186 Belmore South Public School Canterbury 509 3748 Belrose Public School Davidson 370 1198 Ben Venue Public School Northern Tablelands 532 4285 Bennett Road Public School Londonderry 670 1199 Berala Public School Auburn 809 1201 Beresfield Public School Wallsend 370 4405 Beresford Road Public School Prospect 462 4450 Berinba Public School Goulburn 278 1202 Berkeley Public School Wollongong 393 1203 Berkeley Vale Public School The Entrance 555 4180 Berkeley West Public School Wollongong 370 1204 Bermagui Public School Bega 162 1205 Berowra Public School Hornsby 301 1209 Berrima Public School Goulburn <150 1211 Berry Public School Kiama 231 3944 Beverly Hills North Public School Lakemba 578 1215 Beverly Hills Public School Kogarah 439 2308 Bexley North Public School Rockdale 347 7406 Bexley Public School Rockdale 416 4206 Biddabah Public School Lake Macquarie 347 4480 Bidwill Public School Mount Druitt 717 1224 Bilambil Public School Tweed 301 4359 Bilgola Plateau Public School Pittwater 370 8503 Billabong High School Albury 400 1234 Bingara Central School Northern Tablelands 389 1240 Birchgrove Public School Balmain 324 8213 Birrong Boys High School Bankstown 840 4057 Birrong Public School Bankstown 393 3966 Blackalls Park Public School Lake Macquarie 231 4453 Blackett Public School Mount Druitt 647 1246 Blackheath Public School Blue Mountains 278 8244 Blacktown Boys High School Blacktown 900 8224 Blacktown Girls High School Blacktown 960 4061 Blacktown North Public School Blacktown 185 4116 Blacktown West Public School Blacktown 555 4559 Blackwell Public School Mulgoa 462 4535 Blairmount Public School Campbelltown 486 8236 Blakehurst High School Kogarah 900 1255 Blakehurst Public School Kogarah 370 4313 Blaxland East Public School Blue Mountains 347 8522 Blaxland High School Blue Mountains 1060 8357 Blayney High School Bathurst 320 1260 Blayney Public School Bathurst 278 5265 Bletchington Public School Orange 439 4585 Bligh Park Public School Hawkesbury 462 4623 Blue Haven Public School Wyong 555 1266 Boambee Public School Coffs Harbour 185 4632 Bogangar Public School Tweed 278 1286 Bolwarra Public School Maitland 393 8448 Bomaderry High School Kiama 1100 1287 Bomaderry Public School Kiama 532 1292 Bondi Beach Public School Vaucluse 532 2532 Bonnells Bay Public School Lake Macquarie 324 4507 Bonnet Bay Public School Miranda 255 4594 Bonnyrigg Heights Public School Cabramatta 670 8260 Bonnyrigg High School Cabramatta 960 4545 Bonnyrigg Public School Cabramatta 416 4017 Booragul Public School Lake Macquarie 231 1313 Boorowa Central School Goulburn 605 1320 Boronia Park Public School Lane Cove 393 8582 Bossley Park High School Prospect 1120 1321 Bossley Park Public School Prospect 370 1323 Botany Public School Maroubra 278 4538 Bowen Public School Orange 393 8104 Bowral High School Wollondilly 1060 1335 Bowral Public School Wollondilly 509 1336 Bowraville Central School Oxley 389 4403 Bradbury Public School Campbelltown 647 4525 Braddock Public School Penrith 486 4406 Bradfordville Public School Goulburn 208 1340 Braidwood Central School Monaro 454 1341 Branxton Public School Cessnock 231 4458 Briar Road Public School Campbelltown 509 1358 Brighton-Le-Sands Public School Rockdale 509 8513 Brisbane Water Secondary College Umina Campus Gosford 1298 8374 Brisbane Water Secondary College Woy Woy Campus Gosford 720 1498 Brisbania Public School Terrigal 370 8105 Broken Hill High School Barwon 1060 1371 Broken Hill North Public School Barwon 462 1369 Broken Hill Public School Barwon 347 1372 Bronte Public School Coogee 393 4566 Brooke Avenue Public School The Entrance 347 1379 Brookvale Public School Wakehurst 416 4612 Broulee Public School Bega 301 1389 Brunswick Heads Public School Ballina 162 4183 Budgewoi Public School Swansea 532 1402 Bulahdelah Central School Myall Lakes 713 8878 Bulli High School Keira 1020 1411 Bulli Public School Keira 162 3765 Bundeena Public School Heathcote 162 1421 Bungendore Public School Monaro 439 4616 Buninyong Public School Dubbo 301 1432 Burke Ward Public School Barwon 370 1433 Burnside Public School Parramatta 255 8152 Burwood Girls High School Strathfield 1040 1455 Burwood Public School Strathfield 416 4337 Busby Public School Liverpool 624 4396 Busby West Public School Liverpool 624 1460 Buxton Public School Wollondilly 208 8577 Byron Bay High School Ballina 720 1470 Byron Bay Public School Ballina 462 8209 Cabramatta High School Cabramatta 1740 1472 Cabramatta Public School Cabramatta 971 3980 Cabramatta West Public School Cabramatta 786 4615 Caddies Creek Public School Riverstone 578 4380 Calare Public School Orange 647 8880 Callaghan College Jesmond Campus Wallsend 800 8259 Callaghan College Wallsend Campus Wallsend 946 8508 Callaghan College Waratah Technology Campus Newcastle 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