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ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS – SOUTH WESTERN VICTORIA Category 1 Schools ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS – SOUTH WESTERN VICTORIA Category 1 Schools Alvie Consolidated School Casterton SC Goroke P-12 College Lismore PS Portland PS Amphitheatre PS Cavendish PS Grasmere PS Macarthur PS Portland SC Apollo Bay P-12 College Cobden PS Great Western PS Marnoo PS Portland South PS Apsley PS Cobden Technical School Halls Gap PS Maroona PS Rainbow P-12 College (interim name) Ararat North PS Colac PS Hamilton (Gray Street) PS Merino Consolidated School Rupanyup PS Ararat PS Colac SC Hamilton North PS Minyip PS Simpson PS Ararat SC Colac South West PS Hamilton SDS Moonambel PS Skene Street School Stawell Ararat West PS Colac Specialist School Hampden Specialist School Mortlake P-12 College Skipton PS Avoca PS Colac West PS Hawkesdale P12 College Moyston PS St Arnaud PS Baimbridge College Coleraine PS Heywood Consolidated School Murtoa College St Arnaud SC Balmoral K-12 Community College Concongella PS Heywood District SC Narrawong District PS Stawell PS Beaufort PS Cudgee PS Hopetoun P-12 College Natimuk PS Stawell SC Beaufort SC Dartmoor PS Horsham College Natte Yallock PS Stawell West PS Beeac PS Derrinallum P-12 College Horsham PS Navarre PS Terang College Beulah PS Dimboola Memorial SC Horsham Special School Nhill College Timboon P-12 School Birchip P-12 School Dimboola PS Horsham West and Haven PS Noorat PS Trawalla PS Birregurra PS Donald High School Jeparit PS Nullawarre and District PS Warracknabeal PS Bolwarra PS Donald PS Kaniva College Panmure PS Warracknabeal SC Branxholme-Wallacedale Community School Dunkeld Consolidated School Koroit And District PS Penshurst PS Warracknabeal SDS Buangor PS Edenhope College Laharum PS Pomonal PS Waubra PS Bundarra PS Elliminyt PS Lake Bolac College Port Fairy Consolidated School Willaura PS Camperdown College Elmhurst PS Landsborough PS Portland Bay School Woolsthorpe PS Carlisle River PS Forrest PS Lavers Hill P-12 College Portland North PS Yaapeet PS Casterton PS George Street PS - Hamilton New Graduate Incentive - Eligible Schools - South Western Victoria Category 2 Schools Alamanda K-9 College Buninyong PS Grovedale West PS Melton SC Phoenix P-12 Community College Truganina South PS Alfredton PS Caledonian PS Haddon PS Melton South PS Pleasant Street PS ( Ballarat) Tullamarine PS Allansford and District PS Cambridge PS Hamlyn Banks PS Melton Specialist School Point Cook Prep - Year 9 College Urquhart Park PS Anakie PS Canadian Lead PS Hepburn PS Melton West PS Point Cook Senior SC Wallington PS Anglesea PS Cape Clear PS Herne Hill PS Meredith PS Point Lonsdale PS Warrenheip PS Arnolds Creek PS Carranballac P-9 College Highton PS Merrivale PS Portarlington PS Warringa Park School Ashby PS Ceres PS Hoppers Crossing SC Miners Rest PS Queenscliff PS Warrnambool College Bacchus Marsh College Chilwell PS Inverleigh PS Montpellier PS Rockbank PS Warrnambool East PS Bacchus Marsh PS Clifton Springs PS Invermay PS Moolap PS Rokewood PS Warrnambool PS Warrnambool Special Baden Powell P-9 College Clunes PS Iramoo PS Moriac PS Rollins PS Developmental School Ballan PS Coburn PS Kororoit Creek PS Mossfiel PS Roslyn PS Warrnambool West PS Ballarat High School Coimadai PS Kurunjang PS Mount Blowhard PS Sebastopol PS Wedge Park PS Ballarat North PS Creekside K-9 College Kurunjang SC Mount Clear College Shelford PS Wendouree PS Ballarat PS (Dana Street) Creswick North PS Lakeview Senior College Mount Clear PS Springside P-9 College Werribee PS Ballarat SC Creswick PS Lal Lal PS Mount Duneed Regional PS St Leonards PS Werribee SC Ballarat Specialist School Darley PS Lara Lake PS Mount Egerton PS Staughton College Western Heights SC Balliang East PS Daylesford PS Lara PS Mount Pleasant PS Surf Coast SC Westgrove PS Bannockburn PS Daylesford SC Lara SC Myrniong PS Surfside PS Whittington PS Barwon Heads PS Deans Marsh PS Leopold PS Napoleons PS Suzanne Cory High School Winchelsea PS Barwon Valley School Delacombe PS Lethbridge PS Nelson Park School Tarneit P-9 College Woady Yaloak PS Bell Park North PS Drummond PS Linton PS Newcomb Park PS Tarneit Senior College Woodford PS Bellaire PS Drysdale PS Little Bendigo PS Newcomb SC Tate Street PS Geelong Woodville PS Bellarine SC Exford PS Little River PS Newlyn PS Taylors Hill PS Wyndham Central SC Bellbrae PS Forest Street PS Lorne - Aireys Inlet P-12 College Newtown PS Teesdale PS Wyndham Park PS Bellbridge PS Fyans Park PS Macarthur Street PS North Geelong SC The Grange P-12 College Wyndham Vale PS Belmont High School Geelong East PS Magpie PS Northern Bay P-12 College Thomas Chirnside PS Yandoit PS Belmont PS Geelong High School Mandama PS Oberon High School Toolern Vale and District PS Yuille Park P-8 Community College Black Hill PS Geelong South PS Manifold Heights PS Oberon PS Torquay P-6 College Brauer SC Glen Park PS Manor Lakes P-12 College Oberon South PS Trentham District PS Brookside P-9 College Gordon PS Manorvale PS Ocean Grove PS Truganina P-9 College Bullarto PS Grovedale College Matthew Flinders Girls SC Parkwood Green PS Bungaree PS Grovedale PS Melton PS Pentland PS New Graduate Incentive - Eligible Schools - South Western Victoria Category 3 Schools Any other School in South Western Victoria region that has a teaching vacancy in one of the hard-to-staff subjects listed below. Hard to Staff Subjects English Information Technology / Computer Science Language Other Than English (LOTE) Mathematics Science Special Education / Integration New Graduate Incentive - Eligible Schools - South Western Victoria .
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