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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS BY EDUCATION REGION For further information or changes contact (08) 9264 5524 25 September 2021 Student numbers as at census carried out 2021 Semester 1 GOLDFIELDS Code School Name Postal Address Phone Classification Low High Year Total Year Students 5055 BOULDER PRIMARY SCHOOL LOCKED BAG 1, BOULDER, WA, 6432 08 9092 4100 Primary Schools KIN Y06 300 5572 CASCADE PRIMARY SCHOOL RMB 9152, ESPERANCE, WA, 6450 08 9079 2061 Primary Schools KIN Y06 27 5095 CASTLETOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL EASTON ROAD, ESPERANCE, WA, 6450 08 9076 2800 Primary Schools KIN Y06 510 1284 CHRISTIAN ABORIGINAL PARENT-DIRECTED SCHOOL 85-93 LINDSAY STREET, COOLGARDIE, WA, 6429 08 9093 8000 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y12 102 1347 CHRISTIAN ABORIGINAL PARENT-DIRECTED SCHOOL - PO BOX 10397, KALGOORLIE, WA, 6430 08 9091 2590 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y06 65 KURRAWANG 5111 CONDINGUP PRIMARY SCHOOL PMB 9, ESPERANCE, WA, 6450 08 6021 2900 Primary Schools KIN Y06 47 Page 1 ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS BY EDUCATION REGION 25 September 2021 Code School Name Postal Address Phone Classification Low High Year Total Year Students 5117 COOLGARDIE PRIMARY SCHOOL 46 SHAW STREET, COOLGARDIE, WA, 6429 08 9068 3100 Primary Schools KIN Y06 40 5232 EAST KALGOORLIE PRIMARY SCHOOL PO BOX 10501, KALGOORLIE PO, WA, 6433 08 9068 2400 Primary Schools KIN Y06 135 4182 EASTERN GOLDFIELDS COLLEGE LOCKED BAG 33, KALGOORLIE PO, WA, 6433 08 9092 3100 Senior Colleges Y11 Y12 433 6078 EASTERN GOLDFIELDS EDUCATION SUPPORT CENTRE PMB 9, KALGOORLIE, WA, 6433 08 9092 0000 Education Support Centres Y07 Y12 42 1481 ESPERANCE ANGLICAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL 5 GRIFFIN STREET, ESPERANCE, WA, 6450 08 9083 2444 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS Y07 Y12 210 1266 ESPERANCE CHRISTIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL 2 BLAKE STREET, ESPERANCE, WA, 6450 08 9071 2703 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y06 61 6098 ESPERANCE EDUCATION SUPPORT CENTRE PO BOX 696, ESPERANCE, WA, 6450 08 9071 9560 Education Support Centres Y07 Y12 20 5163 ESPERANCE PRIMARY SCHOOL PO BOX 150, ESPERANCE, WA, 6450 08 9076 3600 Primary Schools KIN Y06 476 4018 ESPERANCE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PO BOX 465, ESPERANCE, WA, 6450 08 9071 9555 Senior High Schools Y07 Y12 913 1439 GOLDFIELDS BAPTIST COLLEGE 4 MAGUIRE STREET, KALGOORLIE, WA, 6430 08 9022 7535 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y11 281 5727 HANNANS PRIMARY SCHOOL 2A NANKIVILLE ROAD, KALGOORLIE, WA, 6430 08 9068 5300 Primary Schools KIN Y06 386 5798 HOPETOUN PRIMARY SCHOOL PO BOX 251, HOPETOUN, WA, 6348 08 6823 1000 Primary Schools KIN Y06 114 5222 JERDACUTTUP PRIMARY SCHOOL PO BOX 109, VIA RAVENSTHORPE, WA, 6346 08 6823 1100 Primary Schools KIN Y06 12 1310 JOHN PAUL COLLEGE LIONEL STREET, KALGOORLIE, WA, 6430 08 9021 4377 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS Y07 Y12 663 5231 KALGOORLIE PRIMARY SCHOOL PO BOX 5473, KALGOORLIE, WA, 6430 08 9068 2100 Primary Schools KIN Y06 492 5927 KALGOORLIE SCHOOL OF THE AIR LOCKED BAG 15, KALGOORLIE PO, WA, 6433 08 9092 4000 Distance Education KIN Y06 59 4185 KALGOORLIE-BOULDER COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL LOCKED BAG 9, KALGOORLIE, WA, 6430 08 9092 0300 High Schools Y07 Y10 880 5501 KAMBALDA PRIMARY SCHOOL LARKIN STREET, KAMBALDA EAST, WA, 6442 08 9027 2900 Primary Schools KIN Y06 99 4111 KAMBALDA WEST DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL SALMON GUM ROAD, KAMBALDA WEST, WA, 6442 08 9027 2950 District High Schools KIN Y11 227 5270 LAKE KING PRIMARY SCHOOL C/- POST OFFICE, LAKE KING, WA, 6356 08 9874 4018 Primary Schools KIN Y06 36 5275 LAVERTON SCHOOL PO BOX 64, LAVERTON, WA, 6440 08 9068 8400 Primary Schools KIN Y12 86 5604 LEINSTER COMMUNITY SCHOOL PMB 5, LEINSTER, WA, 6437 08 9055 9600 Primary Schools KIN Y11 128 4151 LEONORA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL PO BOX 200, LEONORA, WA, 6438 08 9066 8000 District High Schools KIN Y12 112 5298 MENZIES COMMUNITY SCHOOL C/- POST OFFICE, MENZIES, WA, 6436 08 9027 5700 Primary Schools PPR Y08 14 5329 MOUNT MARGARET REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL MOUNT MARGARET, VIA LAVERTON, WA, 6440 08 9037 5959 Remote Community Schools KIN Y06 15 5337 MUNGLINUP PRIMARY SCHOOL RMB 7186, MUNGLINUP, WA, 6450 08 9075 1300 Primary Schools KIN Y06 13 5899 NGAANYATJARRA LANDS SCHOOL PMB 156, VIA ALICE SPRINGS, NT, 0871 08 8954 9500 Remote Community Schools KIN Y12 336 4092 NORSEMAN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL PO BOX 141, NORSEMAN, WA, 6443 08 9083 9000 District High Schools KIN Y12 84 5234 NORTH KALGOORLIE PRIMARY SCHOOL CAMPBELL STREET, KALGOORLIE, WA, 6430 08 9092 5850 Primary Schools KIN Y06 492 5552 NULSEN PRIMARY SCHOOL PO BOX 129, ESPERANCE, WA, 6450 08 9076 3800 Primary Schools KIN Y06 193 6095 O'CONNOR EDUCATION SUPPORT CENTRE PO BOX 5540, KALGOORLIE, WA, 6430 08 9068 5250 Education Support Centres KIN Y06 38 5743 O'CONNOR PRIMARY SCHOOL PO BOX 5540, KALGOORLIE, WA, 6430 08 9068 5200 Primary Schools KIN Y06 713 Page 2 ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS BY EDUCATION REGION 25 September 2021 Code School Name Postal Address Phone Classification Low High Year Total Year Students 1386 OUR LADY STAR OF THE SEA CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL GILES STREET, ESPERANCE, WA, 6450 08 9079 8500 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y06 136 4098 RAVENSTHORPE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL LOCKED BAG 555, RAVENSTHORPE, WA, 6346 08 9852 3000 District High Schools KIN Y10 133 5408 SALMON GUMS PRIMARY SCHOOL PO BOX 6, SALMON GUMS, WA, 6445 08 9078 5017 Primary Schools KIN Y06 16 5529 SCADDAN PRIMARY SCHOOL PO BOX 7, SCADDAN, WA, 6447 08 9075 6055 Primary Schools KIN Y05 26 5235 SOUTH KALGOORLIE PRIMARY SCHOOL PO BOX 1671, KALGOORLIE PO, WA, 6433 08 9092 5800 Primary Schools KIN Y06 306 1023 ST JOSEPH'S SCHOOL BURT STREET, BOULDER, WA, 6432 08 9093 2351 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y06 212 1088 ST MARY'S PRIMARY SCHOOL DUGAN STREET, KALGOORLIE, WA, 6433 08 9092 0900 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y06 430 5814 TJUNTJUNTJARA REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL LOCKED BAG 41, KALGOORLIE, WA, 6430 08 9037 1113 Remote Community Schools Y01 Y11 27 5478 WILUNA REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL PO BOX 42, WILUNA, WA, 6646 08 9981 8200 Remote Community Schools KIN Y12 83 1367 WONGUTHA CHRISTIAN ABORIGINAL PARENT-DIRECTED GIBSON ROAD EAST, GIBSON, WA, 6448 08 9075 4011 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS Y11 Y12 68 SCHOOL Page 3 ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS BY EDUCATION REGION 25 September 2021 KIMBERLEY Code School Name Postal Address Phone Classification Low High Year Total Year Students 1545 ALTA-1 KIMBERLEY COLLEGE LOT 579 PACKSADDLE ROAD, KUNUNURRA, WA, 6743 UNKNOWN NON-GOVT SCHOOLS 5190 BAYULU REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL PO BOX 76, FITZROY CROSSING, WA, 6765 08 9163 8650 Remote Community Schools KIN Y06 75 1328 BIRLIRR NGAWIYIWU CATHOLIC SCHOOL RINGER SOAK (KUNDAT DJARU COMM), VIA HALLS CREEK, WA, 08 9168 8720 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y06 22 6770 5839 BROOME NORTH PRIMARY SCHOOL PO BOX 5996, BROOME, WA, 6725 08 9195 3000 Primary Schools KIN Y06 399 5712 BROOME PRIMARY SCHOOL PO BOX 1744, BROOME, WA, 6725 08 9194 7500 Primary Schools KIN Y06 395 4064 BROOME SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PO BOX 1316, BROOME, WA, 6725 08 9195 3100 Senior High Schools Y07 Y12 853 5705 CABLE BEACH PRIMARY SCHOOL PO BOX 1453, BROOME, WA, 6725 08 9194 7300 Primary Schools KIN Y06 348 1104 CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC SCHOOL LOMBADINA, LOMBADINA, WA, 6725 08 9192 4934 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y10 49 5691 DAWUL REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL PO BOX 1881, KUNUNURRA, WA, 6743 08 9167 0000 Remote Community Schools KIN Y05 14 4073 DERBY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL PMB 958, DERBY, WA, 6728 08 9193 3000 District High Schools KIN Y12 666 5098 DJUGERARI REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL PO BOX 112, FITZROY CROSSING, WA, 6765 08 9191 7145 Remote Community Schools KIN Y07 14 4123 EAST KIMBERLEY COLLEGE PO BOX 617, KUNUNURRA, WA, 6743 08 9168 4400 K-12 SCHOOLS KIN Y12 918 4149 FITZROY VALLEY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL PO BOX 106, FITZROY CROSSING, WA, 6765 08 9163 8600 District High Schools KIN Y12 339 4145 HALLS CREEK DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL PO BOX 117, HALLS CREEK, WA, 6770 08 9171 5555 District High Schools KIN Y12 390 1056 HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL 99 LOCH STREET, DERBY, WA, 6728 08 9161 7200 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y06 134 1268 JOHN PUJAJANGKA PIYIRN SCHOOL PMB 6 MULAN ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY, HALLS CREEK, WA, 6770 08 9168 8943 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y07 19 5670 JUNGDRANUNG REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL PO BOX 354, KUNUNURRA, WA, 6743 08 9168 7922 Remote Community Schools KIN Y07 11 5236 KALUMBURU REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL PMB 7, WYNDHAM, WA, 6740 08 9161 4306 Remote Community Schools KIN Y12 91 5928 KIMBERLEY SCHOOL OF THE AIR PMB 988, DERBY, WA, 6728 08 9193 3070 Distance Education KIN Y06 21 1260 KULKARRIYA COMMUNITY SCHOOL YUNGNGORA COMMUNITY NOONKANBAH STATION, VIA FITZROY 08 9191 4737 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y11 67 CROSSING, WA, 6765 1269 KURURRUNGKU CATHOLIC EDUCATION CENTRE BILLILUNA STATION, VIA HALLS CREEK, WA, 6770 08 9168 8932 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y08 55 5267 LA GRANGE REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL LOCKED BAG 4006, BROOME, WA, 6725 08 9193 4100 Remote Community Schools KIN Y12 160 5671 LOOMA REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL PMB 904, DERBY, WA, 6728 08 9191 4765 Remote Community Schools KIN Y12 108 1305 LUURNPA CATHOLIC SCHOOL WIRRIMANU BALGO HILLS, VIA HALLS CREEK, WA, 6770 08 9168 8902 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y10 116 5723 MULUDJA REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL PO BOX 31, FITZROY CROSSING, WA, 6765 08 9191 7129 Remote Community Schools KIN Y06 33 1271 NGALANGANGPUM SCHOOL WARMUN COMMUNITY VIA GREAT NORTHERN HWY, KUNUNURRA, 08 9167 2501 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y10 78 WA, 6743 5789 NGALAPITA REMOTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL PO BOX 62, FITZROY CROSSING, WA, 6765 08 9191 7942 Remote Community Schools KIN Y06 12 1446 NYIKINA MANGALA COMMUNITY SCHOOL JARLMADANGAH BURRU COMM, MT ANDERSON STN (GT NTH 08 9191 4620 NON-GOVT SCHOOLS KIN Y09 12 HWY), WA, 6728 Page 4 ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS BY EDUCATION
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