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Secured Internet Edge - Stage 1 list of schools cutover Site name School code Abbotsford Public School 1001 Albion Park High School 8586 Albion Park Public School 1015 Albury High School 8101 Albury Public School 1017 Alexandria Park Community School 8556 Allambie Heights Public School 4200 Alstonville High School 8578 Alstonville Public School 1030 Ambarvale High School 8570 Anzac Park Public School 4656 Artarmon Public School 1061 Ashcroft High School 8397 Ashfield Boys High School 8832 Ashfield Public School 1065 Ashtonfield Public School 4642 Asquith Boys High School 8245 Asquith Girls High School 8222 Auburn Girls High School 8253 Auburn North Public School 1073 Auburn Public School 7403 Auburn West Public School 1075 Austinmer Public School 1076 Avalon Public School 3792 Avoca Beach Public School 1082 Balgowlah Heights Public School 3736 Balgowlah North Public School 3984 Ballina Coast High School 8195 Bangor Public School 4536 Banksia Road Public School 4217 Bankstown Girls High School 8254 Bankstown Public School 7405 Bankstown Senior College 8381 Banora Point High School 8282 Banora Point Public School 1129 Barnier Public School 4599 Barrenjoey High School 8454 Bass High School 8223 Bass Hill Public School 1148 Bateau Bay Public School 4520 Batemans Bay High School 8581 Batemans Bay Public School 1149 Bathurst Public School 1150 Bathurst West Public School 3824 Baulkham Hills High School 8464 Baulkham Hills North Public School 4377 Beacon Hill Public School 3971 Beaumont Hills Public School 4630 Beecroft Public School 1166 Bega High School 8165 Belair Public School 4370 Bellevue Hill Public School 1179 Bellingen High School 8258 Belmont High School 8203 Ben Venue Public School 1198 Bennett Road Public School 4285 Berala Public School 1199 Beresford Road Public School 4405 Berkeley Vale Public School 1203 Beverly Hills Girls High School 8255 Beverly Hills North Public School 3944 Beverly Hills Public School 1215 Bexley North Public School 2308 Bidwill Public School 4480 Bilgola Plateau Public School 4359 Birchgrove Public School 1240 Birrong Girls High School 8854 Birrong Public School 4057 Blacktown Boys High School 8244 Blacktown Girls High School 8224 Blacktown South Public School 4193 Blackwell Public School 4559 Blairmount Public School 4535 Blakehurst High School 8236 Blaxcell Street Public School 1257 Blaxland High School 8522 Bletchington Public School 5265 Blue Haven Public School 4623 Bomaderry High School 8448 Bondi Beach Public School 1292 Bondi Public School 7407 Bonnells Bay Public School 2532 Bonnyrigg Heights Public School 4594 Bonnyrigg High School 8260 Boronia Park Public School 1320 Bossley Park High School 8582 Bowral High School 8104 Bowral Public School 1335 Bradbury Public School 4403 Brighton-Le-Sands Public School 1358 Brisbane Water Secondary College Umina Campus 8513 Brisbane Water Secondary College Woy Woy Campus 8374 Brisbania Public School 1498 Broken Hill High School 8105 Brooke Avenue Public School 4566 Budgewoi Public School 4183 Bulli High School 8878 Bungendore Public School 1421 Buninyong Public School 4616 Burraneer Bay Public School 4259 Burwood Girls High School 8152 Burwood Public School 1455 Byron Bay High School 8577 Byron Bay Public School 1470 Cabramatta High School 8209 Cabramatta Public School 1472 Cabramatta West Public School 3980 Caddies Creek Public School 4615 Calare Public School 4380 Callaghan College Jesmond Campus 8880 Callaghan College Wallsend Campus 8259 Callaghan College Waratah Technology Campus 8508 Cambridge Gardens Public School 4484 Cambridge Park High School 8516 Cambridge Park Public School 4060 Camden Haven High School 8280 Camden High School 8217 Camden South Public School 4286 Cammeray Public School 1485 Cammeraygal High School 8910 Campbelltown Performing Arts High School 8180 Campsie Public School 1488 Canley Heights Public School 3983 Canley Vale High School 8393 Canley Vale Public School 1494 Canobolas Rural Technology High School 8444 Canterbury Girls High School 8806 Canterbury Vale School 5759 Cardiff High School 8903 Caringbah High School 8240 Caringbah North Public School 3972 Carlingford High School 8447 Carlingford Public School 7302 Carlingford West Public School 4393 Carlton Public School 1512 Carlton South Public School 1513 Casino High School 8154 Casino Public School 1526 Castle Cove Public School 3919 Castle Hill High School 8382 Castle Hill Public School 1529 Casula High School 8476 Casula Public School 4198 Cecil Hills High School 8273 Cecil Hills Public School 4635 Centaur Public School 4607 Cessnock High School 8108 Chatham High School 8414 Chatswood High School 8232 Chatswood Public School 7409 Cheltenham Girls High School 8208 Cherrybrook Public School 4440 Cherrybrook Technology High School 8592 Chester Hill High School 8269 Chester Hill North Public School 3981 Chester Hill Public School 3698 Chifley College Bidwill Campus 8528 Chifley College Mount Druitt Campus 8459 Chifley College Senior Campus 8473 Claremont Meadows Public School 4622 Clemton Park Public School 1566 Clovelly Public School 1573 Coffs Harbour High School 8109 Coffs Harbour Public School 1584 Coffs Harbour Senior College 8272 Collaroy Plateau Public School 3970 Colo High School 8526 Colyton High School 8443 Colyton Public School 1596 Concord High School 8535 Condell Park High School 8398 Condell Park Public School 3789 Connells Point Public School 1613 Coogee Public School 1616 Coonabarabran High School 8347 Coonabarabran Public School 1630 Cowra High School 8148 Cranebrook High School 8580 Crawford Public School 4504 Crestwood High School 8552 Crestwood Public School 4441 Cromer Public School 4241 Cronulla High School 8261 Croydon Public School 7411 Cudgegong Valley Public School 4555 Cumberland High School 8905 Curl Curl North Public School 3925 Currans Hill Public School 4625 Dalmeny Public School 4634 Dapto High School 8204 Dapto Public School 1727 Darcy Road Public School 4222 Davidson High School 8479 Deniliquin High School 8218 Denison College of Secondary Education, Bathurst High Campus 8103 Denison College of Secondary Education, Kelso High Campus 8517 Denistone East Public School 3862 Doonside High School 8399 Drummoyne Public School 1774 Dubbo College Delroy Campus 8543 Dubbo College Senior Campus 8110 Dubbo College South Campus 8417 Dubbo Public School 1775 Dubbo South Public School 1811 Dulwich High School of Visual Arts and Design 8833 Dulwich Hill Public School 4496 Dungog High School 8472 Duval High School 8492 Eagle Vale High School 8569 Earlwood Public School 1807 East Hills Boys High School 8206 East Hills Girls Technology High School 8187 East Hills Public School 3924 Eastwood Heights Public School 4041 Eastwood Public School 7416 Eden Marine High School 8487 Edgeworth Public School 3564 Eglinton Public School 1823 Elanora Heights Public School 4199 Elderslie High School 8521 Elderslie Public School 4646 Eleebana Public School 4034 Elizabeth Macarthur High School 8584 Empire Bay Public School 1839 Emu Plains Public School 1841 Endeavour Sports High School 8404 Engadine High School 8432 Engadine West Public School 4292 Epping Boys High School 8884 Epping Heights Public School 4038 Epping Public School 1850 Epping West Public School 1851 Erina High School 8405 Erskine Park High School 8590 Ettalong Public School 1864 Evans High School 8420 Evans River Community School 1886 Excelsior Public School 1890 Fairfield Heights Public School 3632 Fairfield High School 8550 Fairfield Public School 1895 Fairfield West Public School 1896 Fairvale High School 8456 Fairvale Public School 4009 Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School 8111 Figtree High School 8449 Figtree Public School 3964 Flinders Public School 4463 Floraville Public School 4379 Forestville Public School 4019 Forster Public School 1936 Fort Street High School 8504 Francis Greenway High School 8439 Galston High School 8481 Georges Hall Public School 3702 Georges River College Oatley Senior Campus 8284 Georges River College Peakhurst Campus 8408 Georges River College Penshurst Girls Campus 8857 Gerringong Public School 1971 Girraween High School 8500 Girraween Public School 1988 Gladesville Public School 1990 Glen Innes High School 8114 Glendale High School 8466 Glendenning Public School 4608 Glendore Public School 4620 Glenmore Park High School 8276 Glenmore Park Public School 4591 Glenwood High School 8268 Gordon West Public School 3943 Gorokan High School 8515 Gorokan Public School 4517 Gosford High School 8115 Gosford Public School 2049 Goulburn High School 8116 Governor Philip King Public School 4567 Grafton High School 8117 Grafton Public School 2060 Granville Boys High School 8811 Granville Public School 2064 Granville South Creative and Performing Arts High School 8436 Granville South Public School 2066 Great Lakes College Forster Campus 8534 Great Lakes College Senior Campus 8281 Great Lakes College Tuncurry Campus 8289 Greenacre Public School 1123 Greenway Park Public School 4624 Greenwich Public School 2076 Greystanes High School 8385 Greystanes Public School 2086 Griffith East Public School 4268 Murrumbidgee Regional High School 8118 Guildford Public School 2093 Gulgong High School 8546 Gulgong Public School 2097 Gunnedah South Public School 4018 Gymea Bay Public School 2116 Gymea Technology High School 8386 Haberfield Public School 2117 Hambledon Public School 4590 Hammondville Public School 2128 Hampden Park Public School 4494 Harbord Public School 2133 Harcourt Public School 5118 Harrington Park Public School 4628 Harrington Street Public School 4314 Hassall Grove Public
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