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NATIONAL SCHOOL REGISTER AS of 8.30Am 15.9.16 Please Find Lanyon High School Conder Banks Public School St Clair NATIONAL SCHOOL REGISTER AS OF 8.30am Lyneham Primary School Lyneham Barellan Central School Barellan 15.9.16 Majura Primary Watson Barham Public School Barham Please find below a list of the schools Mawson Primary School Mawson Barmedman Public School Barmedman registered. If you are not on this list then you St Bede's Primary Red Hill Red Hill Barnier Public School Quakers Hill are not registered! St Edmund's College Canberra Griffith Barnsley Public School Barnsley ACT St Francis Xavier College Florey Florey Barooga Public School Barooga St Jude's Holder Batemans Bay Public School Surfside Australian Defence Force Bruce St Matthew's Primary School Page Bathurst South Public School Bathurst Academy St Michael's Primary School Kaleen Beechwood Public School Beechwood Aranda Primary School Aranda St Monica's Primary School Evatt Bega Valley Public School BEGA Artemis Early Learning Fyshwick Yerrabi Ponds Early Learning Gungahlin Belmont Christian College Belmont Baringa Childcare Centre Spence YMCA Holder Early Learning Centre Holder North Caroline Chisholm School Chisholm Belmont Public School Belmont Charnwood Dunlop Primary Flynn Bendemeer Public School Bendemeer School NEW SOUTH WALES Bennett Road Public School Colyton Duffy Primary School Duffy Berkeley West Public School Berkeley Albion Park Public School Albion Park Evatt Primary School Evatt Bermagui Public School Bermagui Aldavilla Primary West Kempsey Fadden Primary School Gilmore Berowra Christian School Berowra Amity College Illawarra Shellharbour Forrest Primary School Forrest Heights Fraser Primary School After Charnwood Anson Street School ORANGE Berowra Primary School Wahroonga School Care Ardlethan Central School Ardlethan Binnaway Central School Binnaway Gilmore Primary School Gilmore Ashbury Kidz Academy Ashbury Biraban Public School Toronto Gold Creek World of Learning Nicholas Ashtonfield Public School Ashtonfield Blacktown Youth College Hebersham Good Shepherd Amaroo Asquith Public School Asquith Boambee Public School Boambee, Gordon Primary School Gordon Athelstane Public School Arncliffe Coffs Harbour Gungahlin Children's Centre Gungahlin Bald Face Public School Blakehurst Bondi Beach Public School Bondi Beach Harrison Primary School Harrison Balgownie Public School Balgownie Bonnells Bay Public School Bonnells Bay Islamic School of Canberra Weston Ballina Kiddi Care Child Care Ballina Booligal Public School Booligal Centre Boomi Public School Boomi Cathedral Catholic Primary Bathurst Courallie Park Child Orange Boorowa Central School Boorowa School Development Centre Bossley Park Public School Bossley Park Cattai Public School Cattai Coutts Crossing Public School Coutts Crossing Branxton Public School Branxton Cecil Hills Public School Cecil Hills Cronulla South Public School Cronulla Briar Road Public School Airds Centaur Primary School Banora Point Cudgen Primary School Cudgen Bright Beginnings Learning Glendenning Central Coast Grammar Erina Heights Centre School Culburra Public School Culburra Beach Brisbania Public School Yattalunga Central Mangrove Public Central Mangrove Curl Curl North Public School North Curl Brocklesby Public School Brocklesby Cessnock West Public School Cessnock Curl Broderick Gillawarna SSP Revesby Chalmers Road School Strathfield Curlewis Public School Curlewis Broke Public School Broke Charlestown Early Learning Cameron Park Denman 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Southee Public School Cootamundra Coolongolook Public School Coolongolook Caringbah North Public Caringbah Cootamundra Cooma Public School Cooma School East Hills Public School Panania Cooranbong Public School Cooranbong Carlton South Public School Carlton Eastlakes Public School Eastlakes Cootamundra Public School Cootamundra Carroll Public School Carroll Echidna Early Learning Bangalee Coramba Public School Coramba Carramar Public School Carramar Eden Public School Eden Corindi Public School Corindi Beach Cartwright Public School Cartwright Edensor Park Public School Abbotsbury Casino West Public School Casino Corowa Public School Corowa Eglinton Public School Eglinton Glendore Public School Maryland Hill Top Public School Hill Top Elermore Vale Public School Elermore Vale Glenfield Park SSP GLENFIELD Hillside Public School Glenorie Ellalong Public School Ellalong Glenreagh Public School Glenreagh Hinchinbrook Public School Hinchinbrook Emmaville Central School Deepwater Goodooga 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Grahamstown Public School Raymond Hunter Sports High School Eleebana Terrace Figtree Primary School Figtree Hurlstone Agricultural High Glenfield Great Beginnings Oran Park Oran Park Fingal Head Public School Fingal Head School Greenway Park Public School Carnes Hill Five Islands School Booragul Iluka Public School Iluka Greenwell Point Greenwell Forbes Preschool Forbes Ingleburn North Public Ingleburn Point School Forest Hill Public School Forest Hill Guildford West OOSH Merrylands Inner Sydney Montessori Balmain Georges River College Hurstville Gundagai High School Gundagai Hurstville Boys Campus International Football School Kariong Hallidays Point Public School Diamond German International School Terry Hills Inverell Public Inverell Beach Sydney Ivanhoe Central School Ivanhoe Heathcote East Public School Heathcote Gerringong Public School Gerringong Jamberoo Public School Jamberoo Hebersham Public School Hebersham Gilgandra Public School Gilgandra James Erskine Public Erskine Park 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Roselands Centre Inc Lavenderland Preschool Gerringong Menai Public School Menai Kapooka Public School Kapooka Lavington Public School Lavington Merimbula Public School Merimbula Kariong Public School Kariong Leeton Public school Leeton Michelago Public School Michelago Karuah Public School Karuah Leichhardt Little Stars Leichhardt Middleton Public School Parkes Kearns Public School Kearns Nursery & Early Learning Moama Public School Moama Kelso Primary School Kelso Centre Mona Vale Public School Mona Vale Lightning Ridge Central Lightning Kiama Public School Kiama Moonbi Public School Moonbi School Ridge Kids Uni North Gwynneville Moree Christian School Moree Lithgow Public School Lithgow Kids Uni South Gwynneville Moree East Public School Moree Little Sparkles Early Learning Agnes Banks Kindy Patch Elermore Vale Elermore Vale Centre and Preschool Morisset Public School Morisset Kirkton Public School Lower Belford Liverpool Hospital School LIVERPOOL Moulamein Public School Moulamein 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