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COUNTRY SCHOOLS As Classified by the Western Australian Department of Education COUNTRY SCHOOLS as classified by the Western Australian Department of Education ADAM ROAD PRIMARY SCHOOL SOUTH BUNBURY ALBANY COMMUNITY KINDERGARTEN ALBANY ALBANY PRIMARY SCHOOL ALBANY ALBANY SECONDARY EDUCATION SUPPORT CENTRE ALBANY ALBANY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ALBANY ALLANSON PRIMARY SCHOOL ALLANSON ALLENDALE PRIMARY SCHOOL GERALDTON AMAROO PRIMARY SCHOOL COLLIE AUGUSTA PRIMARY SCHOOL AUGUSTA AUSTRALIAN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE - SOUTHLANDS ALBANY AUSTRALIND PRIMARY SCHOOL AUSTRALIND AUSTRALIND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUSTRALIND AVONVALE EDUCATION SUPPORT CENTRE NORTHAM AVONVALE PRIMARY SCHOOL NORTHAM BABAKIN PRIMARY SCHOOL CORRIGIN BADGINGARRA PRIMARY SCHOOL BADGINGARRA BAKERS HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL BAKERS HILL BALER PRIMARY SCHOOL SOUTH HEDLAND BALINGUP PRIMARY SCHOOL BALINGUP BALLIDU PRIMARY SCHOOL BALLIDU BAYNTON WEST PRIMARY SCHOOL BAYNTON WEST BAYULU REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL FITZROY CROSSING BEACHLANDS PRIMARY SCHOOL GERALDTON BEACON PRIMARY SCHOOL BEACON BENCUBBIN PRIMARY SCHOOL BENCUBBIN BETHEL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ALBANY BEVERLEY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL BEVERLEY BINDOON PRIMARY SCHOOL BINDOON COUNTRY SCHOOLS as classified by the Western Australian Department of Education BINNU PRIMARY SCHOOL BINNU BIRLIRR NGAWIYIWU CATHOLIC SCHOOL - YARUMAN VIA KUNUNURRA BLUFF POINT PRIMARY SCHOOL GERALDTON BODDINGTON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL BODDINGTON BOLGART PRIMARY SCHOOL BOLGART BORDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL BORDEN BOULDER PRIMARY SCHOOL BOULDER BOYANUP PRIMARY SCHOOL BOYANUP BOYUP BROOK DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL BOYUP BROOK BRAESIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL KATANNING BREMER BAY PRIMARY SCHOOL BREMER BAY BRIDGETOWN CAMP SCHOOL BRIDGETOWN BRIDGETOWN HIGH SCHOOL BRIDGETOWN BRIDGETOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL BRIDGETOWN BROOKTON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL BROOKTON BROOME ANGLICAN SCHOOL DJUGUN BROOME CAMP SCHOOL BROOME BROOME NORTH PRIMARY SCHOOL BROOME BROOME PRIMARY SCHOOL BROOME BROOME SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BROOME BROOMEHILL PRIMARY SCHOOL BROOMEHILL BRUCE ROCK DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL BRUCE ROCK BRUNSWICK JUNCTION PRIMARY SCHOOL BRUNSWICK JUNCTION BUNBURY BEHAVIOUR CENTRE BUNBURY BUNBURY CATHEDRAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL BUNBURY BUNBURY CATHOLIC COLLEGE BUNBURY BUNBURY JOHN CALVIN SCHOOL BUNBURY BUNBURY PRIMARY SCHOOL BUNBURY COUNTRY SCHOOLS as classified by the Western Australian Department of Education BUNBURY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BUNBURY BUNTINE PRIMARY SCHOOL WUBIN BURRINGURRAH REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL MEEKATHARRA BUSSELTON PRIMARY SCHOOL BUSSELTON BUSSELTON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BUSSELTON CABLE BEACH PRIMARY SCHOOL BROOME CADOUX PRIMARY SCHOOL CADOUX CALINGIRI PRIMARY SCHOOL CALINGIRI CAPE NATURALISTE COLLEGE VASSE CAPEL PRIMARY SCHOOL CAPEL CAREY PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL CAREY PARK CARNAMAH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL CARNAMAH CARNARVON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (INC) CARNARVON CARNARVON COMMUNITY COLLEGE CARNARVON CARNARVON SCHOOL OF THE AIR CARNARVON CASCADE PRIMARY SCHOOL ESPERANCE CASSIA EDUCATION SUPPORT CENTRE SOUTH HEDLAND CASSIA PRIMARY SCHOOL SOUTH HEDLAND CASTLETOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL ESPERANCE CATHOLIC AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE BINDOON BINDOON CENTRAL MIDLANDS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MOORA CERVANTES PRIMARY SCHOOL CERVANTES CHAPMAN VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL NABAWA CHILD SIDE SCHOOL BOYANUP CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC SCHOOL BROOME CHRISTIAN ABORIGINAL PARENT-DIRECTED SCHOOL COOLGARDIE CHRISTIAN ABORIGINAL PARENT-DIRECTED SCHOOL - KURRAWANGKALGOORLIE CHRISTMAS ISLAND DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTMAS ISLAND COUNTRY SCHOOLS as classified by the Western Australian Department of Education CLIFTON PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL CLIFTON PARK COCOS ISLANDS DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL COCOS ISLAND COLLEGE ROW SCHOOL BUNBURY COLLIE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL COLLIE CONDINGUP PRIMARY SCHOOL ESPERANCE COOINDA PRIMARY SCHOOL EAST BUNBURY COOLGARDIE PRIMARY SCHOOL COOLGARDIE COOROW PRIMARY SCHOOL COOROW CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE LTD BUSSELTON CORRIGIN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL CORRIGIN COWARAMUP PRIMARY SCHOOL COWARAMUP CRANBROOK PRIMARY SCHOOL CRANBROOK CUE PRIMARY SCHOOL CUE CUNDERDIN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL CUNDERDIN DALWALLINU DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL DALWALLINU DALYELLUP COLLEGE BUNBURY DALYELLUP PRIMARY SCHOOL BUNBURY DAMPIER CAMP SCHOOL DAMPIER DAMPIER PRIMARY SCHOOL DAMPIER DANDARAGAN PRIMARY SCHOOL DANDARAGAN DARDANUP PRIMARY SCHOOL DARDANUP DARKAN PRIMARY SCHOOL DARKAN DAWUL REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL KUNUNURRA DENMARK PRIMARY SCHOOL DENMARK DENMARK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DENMARK DERBY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL DERBY DJIDI DJIDI ABORIGINAL SCHOOL BUNBURY DJUGERARI REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL FITZROY CROSSING COUNTRY SCHOOLS as classified by the Western Australian Department of Education DONGARA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL DONGARA DONNYBROOK DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL DONNYBROOK DOWERIN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL DOWERIN DUMBLEYUNG PRIMARY SCHOOL DUMBLEYUNG DUNSBOROUGH PRIMARY SCHOOL DUNSBOROUGH DWELLINGUP PRIMARY SCHOOL DWELLINGUP EAST KALGOORLIE PRIMARY SCHOOL KALGOORLIE EAST MANJIMUP PRIMARY SCHOOL MANJIMUP EAST NARROGIN PRIMARY SCHOOL NARROGIN EASTERN GOLDFIELDS COLLEGE KALGOORLIE EASTERN GOLDFIELDS EDUCATION SUPPORT CENTRE KALGOORLIE EATON COMMUNITY COLLEGE EATON EATON PRIMARY SCHOOL BUNBURY ENEABBA PRIMARY SCHOOL ENEABBA ESPERANCE ANGLICAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL ESPERANCE ESPERANCE CHRISTIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL ESPERANCE ESPERANCE PRIMARY SCHOOL ESPERANCE ESPERANCE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ESPERANCE ESPERANCE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION SUPPORT CENTREESPERANCE EXMOUTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL EXMOUTH FAIRVIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL COLLIE FITZROY VALLEY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL FITZROY CROSSING FLINDERS PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL ALBANY FRANKLAND RIVER PRIMARY SCHOOL FRANKLAND GAIRDNER PRIMARY SCHOOL GAIRDNER GASCOYNE JUNCTION REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CARNARVON GEOGRAPHE EDUCATION SUPPORT CENTRE BUSSELTON GEOGRAPHE GRAMMAR SCHOOL AUSTRALIND COUNTRY SCHOOLS as classified by the Western Australian Department of Education GEOGRAPHE PRIMARY SCHOOL BUSSELTON GEORGIANA MOLLOY ANGLICAN SCHOOL BUSSELTON GERALDTON CAMP SCHOOL GERALDTON GERALDTON FLEXIBLE LEARNING CENTRE GERALDTON GERALDTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL GERALDTON GERALDTON PRIMARY SCHOOL GERALDTON GERALDTON SENIOR COLLEGE GERALDTON GINGIN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL GINGIN GLEN HUON PRIMARY SCHOOL EATON GNOWANGERUP DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL GNOWANGERUP GOLDEN HILL STEINER SCHOOL DENMARK GOLDFIELDS BAPTIST COLLEGE KALGOORLIE GOLDFIELDS BEHAVIOUR CENTRE BOULDER GOLDFIELDS CAMP SCHOOL KALGOORLIE GOOMALLING PRIMARY SCHOOL GOOMALLING GRACE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL BUNBURY GRASS PATCH PRIMARY SCHOOL GRASS PATCH GREAT SOUTHERN GRAMMAR ALBANY GREENBUSHES PRIMARY SCHOOL GREENBUSHES HALLS CREEK DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL HALLS CREEK HANNANS PRIMARY SCHOOL KALGOORLIE HARVEY PRIMARY SCHOOL HARVEY HARVEY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HARVEY HEDLAND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH HEDLAND HOLLAND STREET SCHOOL GERALDTON HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL DERBY HOPE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE BRUNSWICK JUNCTION HOPETOUN PRIMARY SCHOOL HOPETOUN COUNTRY SCHOOLS as classified by the Western Australian Department of Education HYDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL HYDEN IMMACULATE HEART COLLEGE BULLSBROOK JERDACUTTUP PRIMARY SCHOOL VIA RAVENSTHORPE JERRAMUNGUP DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL JERRAMUNGUP JIGALONG REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL NEWMAN JOHN CALVIN SCHOOL ALBANY JOHN PAUL COLLEGE KALGOORLIE JOHN PUJAJANGKA-PIYIRN SCHOOL VIA HALLS CREEK JOHN WILLCOCK COLLEGE GERALDTON JUNGDRANUNG REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL KUNUNURRA JURIEN BAY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL JURIEN BAY KALANNIE PRIMARY SCHOOL KALANNIE KALBARRI DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL KALBARRI KALGOORLIE PRIMARY SCHOOL KALGOORLIE KALGOORLIE SCHOOL OF THE AIR KALGOORLIE KALGOORLIE-BOULDER COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL KALGOORLIE KALUMBURU REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL WYNDHAM KAMBALDA PRIMARY SCHOOL KAMBALDA KAMBALDA WEST DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL KAMBALDA WEST KARALUNDI ABORIGINAL EDUCATION CENTRE MEEKATHARRA KARRATHA PRIMARY SCHOOL KARRATHA KARRATHA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL KARRATHA KARRIDALE PRIMARY SCHOOL KARRIDALE KATANNING PRIMARY SCHOOL KATANNING KATANNING SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL KATANNING KEARNAN COLLEGE MANJIMUP KELLERBERRIN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL KELLERBERRIN KENDENUP PRIMARY SCHOOL KENDENUP COUNTRY SCHOOLS as classified by the Western Australian Department of Education KIMBERLEY SCHOOL OF THE AIR DERBY KINGSTON PRIMARY SCHOOL BUNBURY KIRUP PRIMARY SCHOOL KIRUP KOJONUP DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL KOJONUP KONDININ PRIMARY SCHOOL KONDININ KOORDA PRIMARY SCHOOL KOORDA KUKERIN PRIMARY SCHOOL KUKERIN KULIN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL KULIN KULKARRIYA COMMUNITY SCHOOL FITZROY CROSSING KUNUNURRA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL KUNUNURRA KURURRUNGKU CATHOLIC EDUCATION CENTRE VIA HALLS CREEK LA GRANGE REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL BROOME LAKE GRACE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL LAKE GRACE LAKE KING PRIMARY SCHOOL LAKE KING LANCELIN PRIMARY SCHOOL LANCELIN LATHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL LATHAM LAVERTON SCHOOL LAVERTON LEANING TREE COMMUNITY SCHOOL GERALDTON LEEMAN PRIMARY SCHOOL LEEMAN LEINSTER PRIMARY SCHOOL LEINSTER LEONORA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL LEONORA LESCHENAULT CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL AUSTRALIND LITTLE GROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL LITTLE GROVE LOCKYER COMMUNITY KINDERGARTEN ALBANY DC LOOMA REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DERBY LOWER KING COMMUNITY KINDERGARTEN LOWER KING LUURNPA CATHOLIC SCHOOL HALLS CREEK MACKILLOP CATHOLIC COLLEGE BUSSELTON COUNTRY SCHOOLS as classified by the Western Australian Department of Education MAIDENS PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL EAST BUNBURY MANEA SENIOR COLLEGE BUNBURY MANJIMUP EDUCATION SUPPORT CENTRE MANJIMUP MANJIMUP PRIMARY SCHOOL MANJIMUP MANJIMUP SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MANJIMUP MARBLE BAR PRIMARY SCHOOL MARBLE BAR MARGARET RIVER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL FOREST GROVE MARGARET RIVER MONTESSORI SCHOOL MARGARET RIVER MARGARET RIVER PRIMARY SCHOOL MARGARET RIVER MARGARET RIVER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MARGARET RIVER MECKERING PRIMARY SCHOOL MECKERING MEEKATHARRA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL MEEKATHARRA MEEKATHARRA SCHOOL OF THE AIR GERALDTON MENZIES COMMUNITY SCHOOL
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