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July 2016 Schools with security fencing 966 NSW Government Schools have partial or complete security fencing as of 1 July 2016. Schools with security fencing report a significant reduction As of 1 July 2016 the following 966 schools have either in the number of break and enter and vandalism incidents. partial or complete security fences installed. The improved security has resulted in school students and local communities having access to better facilities and For more information contact playing fields. Stan Zabkar Although security fencing is effective, it must be part of an Director, School Security Unit overall security plan. This can include security guard patrols, electronic surveillance and security alarms, 35 Bridge St Sydney NSW 2000 lockdown devices designed for computers and other [email protected] equipment, and security grills on windows and doors. © 2016 NSW Department of Education and Communities The NSW Government also has in place contracted 24 hour a day mobile guard patrol services in identified high risk areas and during school holidays. NSW Department of Education | Security Fences internet report - 20166 www.dec.nsw.gov.au 1 Completion Completion School name School name date date Abermain Public School 2009 Auburn North Public School 2013 Adamstown Public School 2008 Auburn West Public School 1999 Airds High School 2014 Avalon Public School 2009 Albion Park High School 2003 Balarang Public School* 2003 Albion Park Public School 2008 Balgownie Public School 2011 Albion Park Rail Public School 2006 Ballina High School 2004 Albury High School 2008 Ballina Public School 2010 Albury North Public School 2005 Bangor Public School 2003 Albury Public School 2006 Banks Public School 2001 Alexandria Park Community 2009 Banksia Road Public School 2010 School Banksmeadow Public School 2016 Allambie Heights Public School* 2012 Bankstown Girls High School* 2012 Alstonville High School 2015 Bankstown South Infants School* 2014 Ambarvale High School 2014 Bankstown West Public School 2008 Ambarvale Public School 2007 Bardswell Park Infants School 2016 Anna Bay Public School 2013 Bargo Public School 2011 Appin Public School 2014 Barnsley Public School 2013 Arncliffe Public School 2008 Barrack Heights Public School 2007 Ashbury Public School 2014 Barrenjoey High School* 2007 Ashcroft High School 2003 Bass High School 2002 Ashcroft Public School 2003 Bass Hill Public School 2002 Ashfield Public School 2015 Bateau Bay Public School 2016 Ashmont Public School 2009 Bates Drive School 2014 Ashtonfield Public School 2006 Bathurst West Public School 2009 Asquith Public School 2012 Beecroft Public School 2009 Asquith Boys High School 2010 Belair Public School 2009 Asquith Girls High School 2010 Bellambi Public School 1999 Athelstane Public School 2005 Bellevue Hill Public School 2012 Auburn Girls High School 2008 Belmont High School 2001 Auburn Public School 2009 *Note: Asterisk denotes schools with partial fencing only NSW Department of Education | July 2016 www.dec.nsw.gov.au 2 Completion Completion School name School name date date Belmont North Public School 2011 Blackett Public School 2014 Belmore Boys High School 2005 Blackheath Public School 2012 Belmore North Public School 2006 Blakehurst High School 2008 Belmore South Public School 2007 Blayney Public School 2016 Bennett Road Public School 2009 Blaxcell Street Public School 2005 Beresford Road Public School 2010 Blaxland High School 2011 Berkeley Public School 2016 Blaxland Public School* 2009 Berkeley Vale Public School 2010 Blaxland East Public School 2008 Berkeley West Public School 2003 Bletchington Public School 2010 Berowra Public School* 2013 Blue Haven Public School 2003 Beverly Hills Girls High School 2006 Bobs Farm Public School* 2007 Beverly Hills Intensive English 2006 Bogangar Public School 2004 Centre Boggabri Public School 2009 Bexley North Public School 2013 Bomaderry High School 2007 Bexley Public School* 2015 Bomaderry Public School 2008 Bidwill Public School 2014 Bonalbo Central School 2007 Bilgola Plateau Public School 2009 Bondi Beach Public School 2010 Biraban Public School 2006 Bonnyrigg High School 2002 Birrong Boys High School 2005 Bonnyrigg Public School 2007 Birrong Public School 2009 Bonnyrigg Heights Public School 2010 Blackalls Park Public School 2009 Boronia Park Public School 2014 Blackett Public School No Record Bossley Park Public School* 2003 Blacksmiths Public School 2007 Botany Public School 2011 Blacktown Boys High School 2002 Bourke High School 2008 Blacktown Girls High School 2002 Bourke Public School 2008 Blacktown North Public School 2003 Bowraville Central School 2010 Blacktown South Public School 2000 Bradbury Public School 2005 Blacktown West Public School 2005 Braddock Public School 2011 Blackwell Public School 2001 Brewarrina Central School 2003 Blairmount Public School 2000 *Note: Asterisk denotes schools with partial fencing only NSW Department of Education | July 2016 www.dec.nsw.gov.au 3 Completion Completion School name School name date date Briar Road Public School 2000 Cambridge Gardens Public No record School Brighton Le Sands Public School 2009 Cambridge Park High School 2005 Brisbane Water Secondary 2007 College Umina Campus Cambridge Park Public School 2003 Brisbane Water Secondary 2008 Camden Haven High School No record College Woy Woy Campus Camden High School 2001 Broken Hill High School 2009 Camden South Public School 2007 Brooke Avenue Public School 2003 Camdenville Public School 2014 Brookvale Public School 2016 Cammeray Public School 2013 Budgewoi Public School 2003 Campbellfield Public School* No record Bulli High School 2002 Campbelltown East Public School 2014 Buninyong Public School 2009 Campbelltown North Public 2007 Burraneer Bay Public School 2006 School Burwood Public School 2002 Campbelltown Performing Arts 2006 High School Busby Public School 2013 Campbelltown Public School 2007 Buxton Public School 2011 Campsie Public School* 2006 Byron Bay High School 2002 Canley Heights Public School 2003 Byron Bay Public School 2002 Canley Vale High School 2008 Cabramatta High School 1999 Canley Vale Public School* No record Cabramatta Public School 1996 Canobolas Rural Technology High 2010 Cabramatta West Public School 2007 School Caddies Creek Public School No record Canterbury Boys High School 2009 Cairnsfoot School 2004 Canterbury Girls High School 2007 Calare Public School 2011 Canterbury Public School 2007 Caldera School 2005 Canterbury South Public School 2005 Callaghan College Jesmond 2007 Canterbury Vale School 2006 Campus Cardiff High School 2007 Callaghan College Wallsend 2007 Campus Cardiff Public School 2009 Callaghan College Waratah Tech 2003 Cardiff North Public School 2010 Campus Cardiff South Public School 2010 *Note: Asterisk denotes schools with partial fencing only NSW Department of Education | July 2016 www.dec.nsw.gov.au 4 Completion Completion School name School name date date Caringbah High School 2006 Chertsey Public School 2011 Carinya School 2005 Chester Hill High School 2001 Carlingford High School 2007 Chester Hill Public School 2014 Carlingford Public School 2016 Chifley College Bidwill Campus 2014 Carlingford West Public School 2002 Chifley College Dunheved 2004 Campus* Carlton South Public School 2011 Chifley College Mount Druitt 2014 Caroline Chisholm School 2001 Campus Carramar Public School 2001 Chifley College Senior Campus 2002 Cartwright Public School 2014 Chifley College Shalvey Campus No record Casino High School 2010 Chifley Public School 2006 Casino Public School 2010 Chipping Norton Public School 2002 Castle Hill High School 2009 Chittaway Bay Public School 2005 Castlereagh Public School 2011 Chullora Public School 2007 Casuarina School No record Claremont Meadows Public 2009 School Casula High School 2006 Clarke Road School No record Casula Public School 2007 Claymore Public School 2008 Caves Beach Public School 2003 Clemton Park Public School 2008 Cecil Hills High School 2008 Cleveland Street Intensive English 2005 Cecil Hills Public School No record High School* Centaur Public School 2008 Clovelly Public School 2011 Cessnock High School 2008 Coffs Harbour High School* 2013 Cessnock Public School 2009 Coffs Harbour Learning Centre 2006 Cessnock East Public School 2010 Collarenebri Central School 2015 Cessnock West Public School 2007 Collaroy Plateau Public School* 2015 Chatham High School 2004 Colyton High School 2005 Cheltenham Girls High School 2005 Colyton Public School 2010 2016 Cherrybrook Public School* Como Public School 2011 Cherrybrook Technology High 2008 Concord High School 2006 School Concord Public School 2009 *Note: Asterisk denotes schools with partial fencing only NSW Department of Education | July 2016 www.dec.nsw.gov.au 5 Completion Completion School name School name date date Condell Park High School* 2005 Condell Park Public School 2008 Denison Senior College, Bathurst 2009 High Coogee Public School 2006 Doonside Public School 2013 Coonamble Public School 2010 Doonside Technology High School 2003 Coreen School No record Dubbo College Delroy Campus 2001 Corrimal East Public School 2009 Dubbo College Senior Campus 2009 Corrimal High School 2001 Dubbo College South Campus No record Corrimal Public School 2002 Dubbo Public School 2009 Cranebrook High School 2011 Dubbo West Public School 2008 Crawford Public School 2014 Dubbo South Public School 2009 Crestwood High School 2004 Dulwich High School of Visual Arts 2008 Crestwood Public School 2006 and Design Cromehurst School for Specific 2014 Dulwich Hill Public School 2002 Purposes Dundas
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