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Schools by federal electorate Paterson TOTAL 10,393,344 2,676,900 -7,716,444 19,794,544 2,805,391 -16,989,153 30,187,888 -24,705,597 2018 & 2019 total * 2018 increase - *2019 increase - increase - Commonwealth Commonwealth Commonwealth share of the Gonski # 2018 Turnbull Turnbull's cuts share of the Gonski ## 2019 Turnbull Turnbull's cuts share of the Gonski Turnbull's cuts Federal Federal MP State MP party agreement (NERA) increase 2018 agreement (NERA) increase 2019 agreement (NERA) 2018 & 2019 School name electorate party affiliation State electorate affiliation $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Abermain Public School Paterson Labor Cessnock Labor 206,476 38,700 -167,776 392,976 40,558 -352,418 599,452 -520,194 Anna Bay Public School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 128,072 38,600 -89,472 243,167 40,453 -202,714 371,239 -292,186 Ashtonfield Public School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 208,743 71,600 -137,143 396,070 75,037 -321,033 604,813 -458,176 Beresfield Public School Paterson Labor Wallsend Labor 199,499 39,700 -159,799 381,959 41,606 -340,353 581,458 -500,152 Black Hill Public School Paterson Labor Cessnock Labor 34,952 13,500 -21,452 65,887 14,148 -51,739 100,839 -73,191 Bobs Farm Public School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 11,497 5,500 -5,997 21,651 5,764 -15,887 33,148 -21,884 Fern Bay Public School Paterson Labor Newcastle Labor 13,820 5,500 -8,320 26,083 5,764 -20,319 39,903 -28,639 Francis Greenway High School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 455,380 115,600 -339,780 871,795 121,149 -750,646 1,327,175 -1,090,426 Gillieston Public School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 94,573 22,000 -72,573 180,329 23,056 -157,273 274,902 -229,846 Grahamstown Public School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 207,850 47,100 -160,750 395,694 49,361 -346,333 603,544 -507,083 Hunter River Community School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 62,289 27,300 -34,989 118,525 28,610 -89,915 180,814 -124,904 Hunter River High School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 455,173 122,700 -332,473 939,896 128,590 -811,306 1,395,069 -1,143,779 Irrawang High School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 454,533 118,600 -335,933 868,569 124,293 -744,276 1,323,102 -1,080,209 Irrawang Public School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 340,800 46,000 -294,800 646,366 48,208 -598,158 987,166 -892,958 Kurri Kurri High School Paterson Labor Cessnock Labor 565,446 139,900 -425,546 1,084,249 146,615 -937,634 1,649,695 -1,363,180 Kurri Kurri Public School Paterson Labor Cessnock Labor 465,784 91,100 -374,684 889,304 95,473 -793,831 1,355,088 -1,168,515 Lochinvar Public School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 71,526 21,900 -49,626 135,520 22,951 -112,569 207,046 -162,195 Maitland East Public School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 249,270 74,400 -174,870 472,390 77,971 -394,419 721,660 -569,289 Maitland Grossmann High School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 448,539 187,700 -260,839 853,461 196,710 -656,751 1,302,000 -917,590 Maitland High School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 516,600 141,400 -375,200 984,090 148,187 -835,903 1,500,690 -1,211,103 Maitland Public School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 178,104 46,000 -132,104 338,599 48,208 -290,391 516,703 -422,495 Medowie Public School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 129,454 43,700 -85,754 243,680 45,798 -197,882 373,134 -283,636 Metford Public School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 241,240 42,200 -199,040 458,259 44,226 -414,033 699,499 -613,073 Millers Forest Public School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 42,538 8,900 -33,638 80,304 9,327 -70,977 122,842 -104,615 Morpeth Public School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 77,510 27,100 -50,410 146,473 28,401 -118,072 223,983 -168,482 Pelaw Main Public School Paterson Labor Cessnock Labor 158,426 34,300 -124,126 304,154 35,946 -268,208 462,580 -392,334 Raymond Terrace Public School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 329,318 55,400 -273,918 628,843 58,059 -570,784 958,161 -844,702 Rutherford Public School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 455,674 108,100 -347,574 865,740 113,289 -752,451 1,321,414 -1,100,025 Rutherford Technology High School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 767,668 165,500 -602,168 1,388,806 173,444 -1,215,362 2,156,474 -1,817,530 Salt Ash Public School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 42,786 13,300 -29,486 81,665 13,938 -67,727 124,451 -97,213 Shoal Bay Public School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 157,234 52,100 -105,134 297,454 54,601 -242,853 454,688 -347,987 Soldiers Point Public School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 112,422 43,100 -69,322 213,489 45,169 -168,320 325,911 -237,642 Stanford Merthyr Infants School Paterson Labor Cessnock Labor 48,512 10,500 -38,012 92,631 11,004 -81,627 141,143 -119,639 Tanilba Bay Public School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 293,105 77,900 -215,205 558,688 81,639 -477,049 851,793 -692,254 Tarro Public School Paterson Labor Wallsend Labor 89,021 20,500 -68,521 170,682 21,484 -149,198 259,703 -217,719 Telarah Public School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 426,665 64,400 -362,265 814,427 67,491 -746,936 1,241,092 -1,109,201 Tenambit Public School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 239,167 48,400 -190,767 455,794 50,723 -405,071 694,961 -595,838 Thornton Public School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 240,103 70,900 -169,203 455,986 74,303 -381,683 696,089 -550,886 Tomaree High School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 467,006 193,400 -273,606 887,282 202,683 -684,599 1,354,288 -958,205 Tomaree Public School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 147,946 50,100 -97,846 279,766 52,505 -227,261 427,712 -325,107 Weston Public School Paterson Labor Cessnock Labor 167,781 29,200 -138,581 320,977 30,602 -290,375 488,758 -428,956 Wirreanda Public School Paterson Labor Port Stephens Labor 207,972 72,800 -135,172 394,764 76,294 -318,470 602,736 -453,642 Woodberry Public School Paterson Labor Maitland Labor 182,870 30,300 -152,570 348,100 31,754 -316,346 530,970 -468,916 Notes: * NSW Department of Education - "Hypothetical data set showing the estimated financial impact for each public school in NSW if the Commonwealth honours the final two years of the National Education Reform Agreement (NERA) funding." # Australian Government's "School Funding Estimator" www.education.gov.au/sites/education/files/sch/calc/index.html ## Annual growth rate set out in the Coalition's briefing paper "Key funding figures and qualifiers – 30 April agreed costs". 4.8% indexation for NSW. (4.1% national average.) 1 of 2 Schools by federal electorate Paterson 2018 & 2019 total * 2018 increase - *2019 increase - increase - Commonwealth Commonwealth Commonwealth share of the Gonski # 2018 Turnbull Turnbull's cuts share of the Gonski ## 2019 Turnbull Turnbull's cuts share of the Gonski Turnbull's cuts Federal Federal MP State MP party agreement (NERA) increase 2018 agreement (NERA) increase 2019 agreement (NERA) 2018 & 2019 School name electorate party affiliation State electorate affiliation $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 2 of 2.
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