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Education Region (Total Allocation) Cluster Name School Name School Roll Contribution to Cluster FTTE Based on School Roll Base Additional Contribution to Base LSC FTTE Whole Remaining FTTE Total LSC for Education Region Resource (Travel Cluster Name School Name School Roll cluster FTTE based generated by FTTE by to be allocated the Cluster (A (Total Allocation) Time/Rural etc) on school roll cluster (A) school across cluster + B) (B) Central Takaka School 37 0.07 Collingwood Area School 151 0.30 Kāhui Ako ki Mohua Golden Bay High School 362 0.72 2 2 0 2 Motupipi School 74 0.15 Takaka Primary School 147 0.29 Hapuku School 17 0.03 Kaikoura High School 218 0.44 Kaikoura Community of Learning Kaikoura Primary School 88 0.18 1 1 0 1 Kaikoura Suburban School 66 0.13 St Joseph's School (Kaikoura) 100 0.20 Awahono School - Grey Valley 70 0.14 Barrytown School 23 0.05 Blaketown School 86 0.17 Greymouth High School 513 1.03 1 Greymouth Main School 322 0.64 John Paul II High School 172 0.34 Karoro School 170 0.34 Māwhera Community of Learning 4 3 0 4 Kumara School 35 0.07 Nelson/ Lake Brunner School 50 0.10 Marlborough/ West Paparoa Range School 79 0.16 Coast Paroa School (Greymouth) 135 0.27 Runanga School 54 0.11 Sacred Heart School (Reefton) 33 0.07 St Patrick's School (Greymouth) 153 0.31 Brooklyn School (Motueka) 107 0.21 Dovedale School 44 0.09 Lower Moutere School 179 0.36 Mahana School 54 0.11 Mapua School 275 0.55 Motueka High School 711 1.42 1 Motueka South School 241 0.48 Motueka Community of Learning 5 4 0 5 Ngatimoti School 86 0.17 Parklands School (Motueka) 219 0.44 Riwaka School 212 0.42 St Peter Chanel School (Motueka) 57 0.11 Tasman Bay Christian School 46 0.09 Tasman School 111 0.22 Upper Moutere School 138 0.28 Additional Contribution to Base LSC FTTE Whole Remaining FTTE Total LSC for Education Region Resource (Travel Cluster Name School Name School Roll cluster FTTE based generated by FTTE by to be allocated the Cluster (A (Total Allocation) Time/Rural etc) on school roll cluster (A) school across cluster + B) (B) Auckland Point School 109 0.22 Clifton Terrace School 281 0.56 Hampden Street School 446 0.89 Hira School 88 0.18 Lake Rotoiti School 30 0.06 Nelson Central School 458 0.92 Nelson City Community of Learning 9 6 0 9 Nelson College 1,077 2.15 2 Nelson College For Girls 951 1.90 1 Nelson Intermediate 445 0.89 St Joseph's School (Nelson) 351 0.70 TKKM o Tuia te Matangi 54 0.11 Nelson/ Victory Primary School 334 0.67 Marlborough/ West Karamea Area School 69 0.14 Coast Maruia School 13 0.03 Murchison Area School 149 0.30 TOSI Area Schools Community of Learning 1 1 1 2 Rai Valley Area School 109 0.22 Reefton Area School 165 0.33 South Westland Area School 93 0.19 Hokitika School 130 0.26 Kaniere School 117 0.23 Kokatahi-Kowhitirangi School 42 0.08 Westland Community of Learning 2 2 0 2 Ross School 28 0.06 St Mary's School (Hokitika) 154 0.31 Westland High School 313 0.63 Total 11,640 24 5 19 1 25.
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