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Northern Eastern Western Southern Dominica: Education Baseline Map Dominica: Education Baseline Map (as of 04 December 2017) Code Map SCHOOL TYPE Pcode LOCATION DISTRICT P#c oStdued_ednisttsrict # staff 1 Atkinson Primary Primary EED-P01 Atkinson Eastern EGEoDvernment 93 8 23 2 Belles Primary Primary EED-P02 Belles Eastern EGEoDvernment 39 7 18 3 Castle Bruce Primary Primary EED-P03 Castle Bruce Eastern EGEoDvernment 114 8 4 Concorde Primary Primary EED-P04 Concorde Eastern EGEoDvernment 68 6 5 Delices Primary Primary EED-P05 Delices Eastern EGEoDvernment 35 9 15 6 Grand Fond Primary Primary EED-P06 Grand Fond Eastern EGEoDvernment 55 10 25 28 7 Jones Beaupierre Primary Primary EED-P07 La Plaine Eastern EGEoDvernment 62 8 Lighthouse Chris�an Academy Primary EED-P08 Bataca Eastern 8 EPEriDvate 67 8 20 16 17 Morne Jaune Primary Primary EED-P09 Morne Jaune Eastern EGEoDvernment 51 5 34 22 27 9 26 10 Salybia Primary Primary EED-P10 Salybia Eastern EGEoDvernment 80 8 35 31 30 11 Saint Sauveur Primary Primary EED-P11 San Sauveur Eastern EGEoDvernment 68 13 24 12 Sineku Primary Primary EED-P12 Sineku Eastern EGEoDvernment 87 8 32 13 Warner Primary Primary EED-P13 Warner Eastern EGEoDvernment 44 5 14 Castle Bruce Secondary Secondary EED-S01 Castle Bruce Eastern EGEoDvernment 530 40 33 15 Baroness Patrica Scotland Primary Primary NED-P01 Vieille Case Northern NGEoDvernment 40 6 Northern 16 Bense Primary Primary NED-P02 Bense Northern NGEoDvernment 48 5 29 17 Calibishie Primary primary NED-P03 Calibishie Northern NGEoDvernment 64 10 18 Cli�on Primary Primary NED-P04 Cli�on Northern NGEoDvernment 40 5 19 Colihaut Primary Primary NED-P05 Colihaut Northern NGEoDvernment 30 16 20 Dos D'Ane Primary Primary NED-P06 Dos D'Ane Northern NGEoDvernment 19 3 21 1 21 Dublanc Primary Primary NED-P07 Dublanc Northern NGEoDvernment 40 5 Main road 8 22 Paix Bouche Primary Primary NED-P08 Paix Bouche Northern NGEoDvernment 77 7 4 10 23 Penville Primary Primary NED-P09 Penville Northern NGEoDvernment 60 7 Educational District 24 Roosevelt Douglas Primary Primary NED-P10 Portsmouth Northern NGEoDvernment 302 23 25 Savanne Paille Primary Primary NED-P11 Savane Paille Northern NGEoDvernment 42 4 19 26 St. John’s Primary Primary NED-P12 Portsmouth Northern NGEoDvernment 297 18 27 Temple SDA Primary Primary NED-P13 Woodford Hill Northern NPrEivDate 118 8 # of students 12 28 Thibaud Primary Primary NED-P14 Thibaud Northern NGEoDvernment 38 5 primary secondary 53 29 W.S.Stevens Primary Primary NED-P15 Marigot Northern NGEoDvernment 180 15 30 Wesley Primary Primary NED-P16 Wesley Northern NGEoDvernment 110 13 19 - 68 31 Woodford Hill Primary Primary NED-P17 Woodford Hill Northern NGEoDvernment 84 10 61 3 32 Dominica SDA Secondary Secondary NED-S01 Portsmouth Northern NGEoDvernment a2s5si6sted 15 14 33 North East Comprehensive Secondary Secondary NED-S02 Londonderry Northern NGEoDvernment 182 42 69 - 150 Western 2 34 Portsmouth Secondary Secondary NED-S03 Portsmouth Northern NGEoDvernment 211 56 35 St. John's Academy Secondary Secondary NED-S04 Portsmouth Northern NPrEivDate 87 15 62 36 Bagatelle Primary Primary SED-P01 Bagatelle Southern SGEoDvernment 34 9 151 - 302 69 11 37 Bellevue Chopin Primary Primary SED-P02 Bellevue Southern SGEoDvernment 39 7 56 38 Giraudel Primary Primary SED-P03 Giraudel Southern SGEoDvernment 32 6 303 - 445 Eastern 39 Grandbay Primary Primary SED-P04 Grandbay Southern SGEoDvernment 232 19 13 40 Morne Prosper Primary Primary SED-P05 Morne Prosper Southern SGEoDvernment 35 7 41 Newtown Primary Primary SED-P06 Newtown Southern SGEoDvernment 250 18 446 - 800 50 42 Pe�te Savane Primary* Primary SED-P07 Bath Estate Southern SGEoDvernment 60 7 43 Soufriere Primary Primary SED-P08 Soufriere Southern SGEoDvernment 88 8 57 6 44 St. Luke's Primary Primary SED-P09 Pointe Michel Southern SGEoDvernment a6s1si3sted 14 45 Tete Morne Primary SED-P10 Tete Morne Southern SGEoDvernment 110 10 46 Trafalgar Primary Primary SED-P11 Trafalgar Southern SGEoDvernment 45 7 59 9 47 Wo�en Waven Primary Primary SED-P12 Wo�en Waven Southern SGEoDvernment 37 3 48 Pierre Charles Secondary Secondary SED-S01 Grand Bay Southern SGEoDvernment 384 47 55 51 58 49 Berean Academy Primary Primary WED-P01 Bath Estate Western WPrEivDate 55 8 46 7 50 Campbell Primary Primary WED-P02 Campbell Western WGoEvDernment 27 6 51 Chris�an Union School Primary Primary WED-P03 Goodwill Western WPrEivDate 128 10 68 42 70 47 52 Convent Preparatory School Primary WED-P04 Roseau Western WGoEvDernment A4s0s8isted 21 60 66 53 Coulibistrie Primary Primary WED-P05 Coulibistrie Western WGoEvDernment 32 6 40 54 Ebenezer SDA Primary WED-P06 Roseau Western WPrEivDate 224 10 67 49 55 Goodwill Primary School Primary WED-P07 Goodwill Western WGoEvDernment 445 42 54 38 56 Kelleb John Laurent Primary Primary WED-P08 St. Joseph Western WGoEvDernment 106 14 63 52 5 57 Mahaut Primary Primary WED-P09 Mahaut Western WGoEvDernment 76 10 Roseau Southern 58 Massacre Primary Primary WED-P10 Massacre Western WGoEvDernment 217 22 71 65 Western 59 Pioneer Preparatory School Primary WED-P11 Checkhall Western WPrEivDate 150 16 60 Roseau Primary Primary WED-P12 Bath Estate Western WGoEvDernment 263 19 37 72 44 61 Salisbury Primary Primary WED-P13 Salisbury Western WGoEvDernment 106 10 62 St. Joseph SDA Primary School Primary WED-P14 St. Joseph Western WPrEivDate 118 8 48 63 St. Mar�n's Primary Primary WED-P15 Roseau Western WGoEvDernment A6s8s4isted 3 73 64 45 St. Mary's Primary Primary WED-P16 Roseau Western WGoEvDernment A4s0s4isted 28 43 36 64 39 65 Convent High School Secondary WED-S01 Roseau Western WGoEvDernment a5s4si7sted 45 Southern 66 Dominica Community High School Secondary WED-S02 Louisville Western WGoEvDernment as3s3isted 7 67 Dominica Grammar Secondary Secondary WED-S03 Roseau Western WGoEvDernment 800 74 0 5 Kilometers 68 Goodwill Secondary Secondary WED-S04 Goodwill Western WGoEvDernment 520 52 41 69 Isaiah Thomas Secondary Secondary WED-S05 St. Joseph Western WGoEvDernment 427 50 70 Orion Academy Secondary WED-S06 Bath Estate Western WPrEivDate 52 10 71 St. Mar�n's Secondary Secondary WED-S07 Roseau Western WGoEvDernment a1s9si4sted 20 Production date: 04/12/2017 contact: [email protected] The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map 72 St. Mary's Academy Secondary WED-S08 Roseau Western WGoEvDernment a2s2si0sted 33 Source of Information: Ministry of Planning, Ministry of Education, UNICEF, IsraAid, UNOCHA do not imply ocial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. 73 Wesley High School Secondary WED-S09 Roseau Western WGoEvDernment a1s4si3sted 19 *Petite Savanne Primary school was relocated into Roseau Area after Tropical Storm Erika hit Dominica in 2015.
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