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Federal Electorates Schools by federal electorate New England TOTAL 11,205,484 3,185,200 -8,020,284 21,702,773 3,338,090 -18,364,683 32,908,257 -26,384,967 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 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Aberdeen Public School New England National Upper Hunter National 134,899 36,000 -98,899 257,720 37,728 -219,992 392,619 -318,891 Northern Armidale City Public School New England National Tablelands National 123,607 57,700 -65,907 307,975 60,470 -247,505 431,582 -313,412 Northern Armidale High School New England National Tablelands National 260,647 103,400 -157,247 489,831 108,363 -381,468 750,478 -538,715 Northern Ashford Central School New England National Tablelands National 111,672 35,300 -76,372 280,436 36,994 -243,442 392,108 -319,814 Attunga Public School New England National Tamworth National 18,626 6,800 -11,826 35,463 7,126 -28,337 54,089 -40,163 Northern Bald Blair Public School New England National Tablelands National 12,327 6,900 -5,427 23,239 7,231 -16,008 35,566 -21,435 Barraba Central School New England National Tamworth National 135,220 36,900 -98,320 257,846 38,671 -219,175 393,066 -317,495 Belltrees Public School New England National Upper Hunter National -2,005 3,300 5,305 8,747 3,458 -5,289 6,742 16 Northern Ben Lomond Public School New England National Tablelands National 2,868 2,200 -668 5,434 2,306 -3,128 8,302 -3,796 Northern Ben Venue Public School New England National Tablelands National 199,013 73,200 -125,813 373,186 76,714 -296,472 572,199 -422,285 Bendemeer Public School New England National Tamworth National 9,313 4,300 -5,013 17,649 4,506 -13,143 26,962 -18,156 Northern Bingara Central School New England National Tablelands National 113,503 36,400 -77,103 214,766 38,147 -176,619 328,269 -253,722 Northern Black Mountain Public School New England National Tablelands National 18,276 6,500 -11,776 33,638 6,812 -26,826 51,914 -38,602 Blackville Public School New England National Upper Hunter National 17,577 4,400 -13,177 33,089 4,611 -28,478 50,666 -41,655 Blandford Public School New England National Upper Hunter National 16,744 7,400 -9,344 31,182 7,755 -23,427 47,926 -32,771 Northern Bonshaw Public School New England National Tablelands National -4,488 4,000 8,488 8,725 4,192 -4,533 4,237 3,955 Bullimbal School New England National Tamworth National 44,295 20,100 -24,195 83,164 21,065 -62,099 127,459 -86,294 Northern Bundarra Central School New England National Tablelands National 124,908 29,600 -95,308 246,259 31,021 -215,238 371,167 -310,546 Cassilis Public School New England National Upper Hunter National 13,143 4,500 -8,643 25,418 4,716 -20,702 38,561 -29,345 Northern Chandler Public School New England National Tablelands National 11,502 5,500 -6,002 21,649 5,764 -15,885 33,151 -21,887 Currabubula Public School New England National Tamworth National 13,533 5,900 -7,633 25,731 6,183 -19,548 39,264 -27,181 Northern Deepwater Public School New England National Tablelands National 15,693 4,500 -11,193 30,232 4,716 -25,516 45,925 -36,709 Northern Delungra Public School New England National Tablelands National 22,125 7,200 -14,925 42,433 7,546 -34,887 64,558 -49,812 Drake Public School New England National Lismore National 20,071 7,000 -13,071 39,323 7,336 -31,987 59,394 -45,058 Northern Drummond Memorial Public School New England National Tablelands National 141,221 23,200 -118,021 263,863 24,314 -239,549 405,084 -357,570 Dungowan Public School New England National Tamworth National 13,189 5,600 -7,589 25,449 5,869 -19,580 38,638 -27,169 Duri Public School New England National Tamworth National 18,732 7,500 -11,232 37,112 7,860 -29,252 55,844 -40,484 Northern Duval High School New England National Tablelands National 217,393 93,300 -124,093 407,999 97,778 -310,221 625,392 -434,314 Northern Ebor Public School New England National Tablelands National 619 3,400 2,781 9,381 3,563 -5,818 10,000 -3,037 Ellerston Public School New England National Upper Hunter National 7,844 5,000 -2,844 14,842 5,240 -9,602 22,686 -12,446 Northern Emmaville Central School New England National Tablelands National 63,630 17,200 -46,430 121,193 18,026 -103,167 184,823 -149,597 Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School New England National Tamworth National 208,613 97,500 -111,113 392,555 102,180 -290,375 601,168 -401,488 Northern Gilgai Public School New England National Tablelands National 47,570 11,100 -36,470 91,845 11,633 -80,212 139,415 -116,682 1 of 3 Schools by federal electorate New England 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 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Northern Glen Innes High School New England National Tablelands National 237,032 92,100 -144,932 449,371 96,521 -352,850 686,403 -497,782 Northern Glen Innes Public School New England National Tablelands National 243,255 57,600 -185,655 460,355 60,365 -399,990 703,610 -585,645 Northern Glen Innes West Infants School New England National Tablelands National 34,342 7,600 -26,742 65,214 7,965 -57,249 99,556 -83,991 Northern Gum Flat Public School New England National Tablelands National 15,313 8,600 -6,713 29,059 9,013 -20,046 44,372 -26,759 Northern Guyra Central School New England National Tablelands National 153,823 53,700 -100,123 361,574 56,278 -305,296 515,397 -405,419 Hillvue Public School New England National Tamworth National 565,628 66,100 -499,528 1,043,584 69,273 -974,311 1,609,212 -1,473,839 Northern Inverell High School New England National Tablelands National 354,547 115,300 -239,247 670,800 120,834 -549,966 1,025,347 -789,213 Northern Inverell Public School New England National Tablelands National 284,157 66,600 -217,557 538,682 69,797 -468,885 822,839 -686,442 Jennings Public School New England National Lismore National 10,748 4,200 -6,548 20,725 4,402 -16,323 31,473 -22,871 Northern Kellys Plains Public School New England National Tablelands National 14,201 7,300 -6,901 26,684 7,650 -19,034 40,885 -25,935 Northern Kentucky Public School New England National Tablelands National 16,531 8,200 -8,331 31,013 8,594 -22,419 47,544 -30,750 Northern Kingstown Public School New England National Tablelands National 19,213 6,500 -12,713 36,720 6,812 -29,908 55,933 -42,621 Kootingal Public School New England National Tamworth National 96,739 28,000 -68,739 181,438 29,344 -152,094 278,177 -220,833 Northern Macintyre High School New England National Tablelands National 193,721 88,800 -104,921 440,185 93,062 -347,123 633,906 -452,044 Manilla Central School New England National Tamworth National 290,225 65,200 -225,025 543,748 68,330 -475,418 833,973 -700,443 Northern Martins Gully Public School New England National Tablelands National 49,534 21,800 -27,734 93,603 22,846 -70,757 143,137 -98,491 Merriwa Central School New England National Upper Hunter National 202,833 54,600 -148,233 383,811 57,221 -326,590 586,644 -474,823 Mingoola Public School New England National Lismore National 6,506 2,400 -4,106 12,642 2,515 -10,127 19,148 -14,233 Moonbi Public School New England National Tamworth National 47,720 10,600 -37,120 89,910 11,109 -78,801 137,630 -115,921 Murrurundi Public School New England National Upper Hunter National 45,912 11,600 -34,312 87,268 12,157 -75,111 133,180 -109,423 Nemingha Public School New England National Tamworth National 67,578 28,200 -39,378 127,634 29,554 -98,080 195,212 -137,458 Northern Newling Public School New England National Tablelands National 162,340 21,600 -140,740 298,779 22,637 -276,142 461,119 -416,882 Niangala Public School New England National Tamworth National 7,323 2,300 -5,023 13,821 2,410 -11,411 21,144 -16,434 Nowendoc Public School New England National Tamworth National 9,770 3,100 -6,670 18,723 3,249 -15,474 28,493 -22,144 Nundle Public School New England National Tamworth National 37,284 11,100 -26,184 70,104 11,633 -58,471 107,388 -84,655 Oxley High School New England National Tamworth National 421,066 156,200 -264,866 794,099 163,698 -630,401 1,215,165 -895,267 Oxley Vale Public School New England National Tamworth National 244,687 50,700 -193,987 457,684 53,134 -404,550 702,371 -598,537 Parry School New England National Tamworth National 34,151 8,500 -25,651 63,927 8,908 -55,019 98,078 -80,670 Peel High School New England National Tamworth National 683,180 139,400 -543,780 1,284,790 146,091 -1,138,699 1,967,970 -1,682,479 Premer Public School New England National Upper Hunter National 16,651 3,300 -13,351 31,164 3,458 -27,706 47,815 -41,057 Quirindi High School New England National Upper Hunter National 338,481 84,100 -254,381 641,026 88,137 -552,889 979,507 -807,270 Quirindi Public School New England National Upper Hunter National 103,625 39,600 -64,025 247,075 41,501 -205,574 350,700 -269,599 Northern Red Range Public School New England National Tablelands National 32,997 11,400 -21,597 77,065 11,947 -65,118 110,062 -86,715 Northern Rocky River Public
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