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Year 11 Entry Pathway 2022 – Included Schools Year 11 Entry Pathway 2022 – Included Schools School Name School Type Region State BROKEN HILL HIGH SCHOOL Government Interstate Regional NSW COOMEALLA HIGH SCHOOL Government Interstate Regional NSW WILLYAMA HIGH SCHOOL Government Interstate Regional NSW ABERFOYLE PARK HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA ADELAIDE BOTANIC HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA ADELAIDE HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA ADELAIDE SECONDARY SCHOOL OF Government Metropolitan SA ENGLISH ARDROSSAN AREA SCHOOL Government Yorke Peninsula SA AUSTRALIAN ISLAMIC COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA ADELAIDE AUSTRALIAN SCIENCE AND Government Metropolitan SA MATHEMATICS SCHOOL AVENUES COLLEGE Government Metropolitan SA BALAKLAVA HIGH SCHOOL Government Barossa/Mid North SA BANKSIA PARK INTERNATIONAL HIGH Government Metropolitan SA SCHOOL BIRDWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA BLACKFRIARS PRIORY SCHOOL Catholic Metropolitan SA BLACKWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA BOOLEROO CENTRE DISTRICT Government Barossa/Mid North SA SCHOOL BORDERTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Government South East SA BOWDEN BROMPTON COMMUNITY Government Metropolitan SA SCHOOL BRIGHTON SECONDARY SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA BURRA COMMUNITY SCHOOL Government Barossa/Mid North SA CABRA COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA CARDIJN COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA CARITAS COLLEGE Catholic Spencer Gulf SA CEDAR COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA CEDUNA AREA SCHOOL Government Eyre Peninsula SA CHARLES CAMPBELL SECONDARY Government Metropolitan SA COLLEGE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA CHRISTIES BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA CLARE HIGH SCHOOL Government Barossa/Mid North SA CLEVE AREA SCHOOL Government Eyre Peninsula SA CONCORDIA COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA COOMANDOOK AREA SCHOOL Government Riverland/Mid South SA CORNERSTONE COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA COWELL AREA SCHOOL Government Eyre Peninsula SA CRAIGMORE HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA CROSSWAYS LUTHERAN SCHOOL Independent Eyre Peninsula SA CUMMINS AREA SCHOOL Government Eyre Peninsula SA EAST MURRAY AREA SCHOOL Government Riverland/Mid-South SA EASTERN FLEURIEU SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA EDWARD JOHN EYRE HIGH SCHOOL Government Spencer Gulf SA ELLISTON AREA SCHOOL Government Eyre Peninsula SA EMMAUS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA ENCOUNTER LUTHERAN COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA ENDEAVOUR COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA EUDUNDA AREA SCHOOL Government Barossa/Mid North SA EYNESBURY SENIOR COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA FAITH LUTHERAN SCHOOL Independent Barossa/Mid North SA FINDON HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA GARDEN COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA GAWLER AND DISTRICT COLLEGE B-12 Government Metropolitan SA GLADSTONE HIGH SCHOOL Government Barossa/Mid North SA GLEESON COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA GLENUNGA INTERNATIONAL HIGH Government Metropolitan SA SCHOOL GLOSSOP HIGH SCHOOL Government Riverland/Mid-South SA GOLDEN GROVE HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA GRANT HIGH SCHOOL Government South East SA HALLETT COVE SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA HAMILTON SECONDARY COLLEGE Government Metropolitan SA HARVEST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Independent Yorke Peninsula SA HAWKER AREA SCHOOL Government Spencer Gulf SA HEATHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA HENLEY HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA HERITAGE COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA HILLS CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL Independent Metropolitan SA HOPE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA HORIZON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Independent Yorke Peninsula SA IMMANUEL COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA INVESTIGATOR COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA IONA PRESENTATION COLLEGE Government Interstate SA JAMESTOWN COMMUNITY SCHOOL Government Barossa/Mid North SA JOHN PIRIE SECONDARY SCHOOL Government Spencer Gulf SA KADINA MEMORIAL SCHOOL Government Yorke Peninsula SA KANGAROO INN AREA SCHOOL Government South East SA KANGAROO ISLAND COMMUNITY Government Regional SA EDUCATION KAPUNDA HIGH SCHOOL Government Barossa/Mid North SA KARCULTABY AREA SCHOOL Government Eyre Peninsula SA KAROONDA AREA SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA KAURNA PLAINS SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA KEITH AREA SCHOOL Government South East SA KILDARE COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA KIMBA AREA SCHOOL Government Eyre Peninsula SA KING'S BAPTIST GRAMMAR SCHOOL Independent Metropolitan SA KINGSTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL Government South East SA LAMEROO REGIONAL COMMUNITY Government Riverland/Mid South SA SCHOOL LE FEVRE HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA LOCK AREA SCHOOL Government Eyre Peninsula SA LORETO COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA LOXTON HIGH SCHOOL Government Riverland/Mid South SA LUCINDALE AREA SCHOOL Government South East SA MANNUM COMMUNITY COLLEGE Government Riverland/Mid South SA MARCELLIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA MARDEN SENIOR COLLEGE Government Metropolitan SA MARK OLIPHANT COLLEGE Government Metropolitan SA MARRYATVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA MARY MACKILLOP COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA MENINGIE AREA SCHOOL Government South East SA MERCEDES COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA MID NORTH CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Independent Spencer Gulf SA MILLICENT HIGH SCHOOL Government South East SA MILTABURRA AREA SCHOOL Government Eyre Peninsula SA MINLATON DISTRICT SCHOOL Government Yorke Peninsula SA MITCHAM GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA MODBURY HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA MOONTA AREA SCHOOL Government Yorke Peninsula SA MOUNT CARMEL COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA MT BARKER HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA MT BARKER WALDORF SCHOOL Independent Metropolitan SA MT COMPASS AREA SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA MT GAMBIER HIGH SCHOOL Government South East SA MUIRDEN SENIOR COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA MURRAY BRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA NARACOORTE HIGH SCHOOL Government South East SA NAVIGATOR COLLEGE Independent Eyre Peninsula SA NAZARETH CATHOLIC COLLEGE R-12 Catholic Metropolitan SA NORTHERN ADELAIDE SENIOR Government Metropolitan SA COLLEGE NORWOOD MORIALTA HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA NURIOOTPA HIGH SCHOOL Government Barossa/Mid North SA OAKBANK AREA SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA OCEAN VIEW P-12 COLLEGE Government Metropolitan SA OPEN ACCESS COLLEGE Government Metropolitan SA ORROROO AREA SCHOOL Government Barossa/Mid North SA OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART Catholic Metropolitan SA COLLEGE (SA) PARA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA PARAFIELD GARDENS HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA PARALOWIE R-12 SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA PEDARE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA PEMBROKE SCHOOL Independent Metropolitan SA PENOLA HIGH SCHOOL Government South East SA PETERBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL Government Barossa/Mid North SA PINNACLE COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA PLAYFORD INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE Government Metropolitan SA PLYMPTON INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE Government Metropolitan SA PORT AUGUSTA SECONDARY SCHOOL Government Spencer Gulf SA PORT BROUGHTON AREA SCHOOL Government Spencer Gulf SA PORT LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL Government Eyre Peninsula SA PORTSIDE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA PRESCOTT COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA PRINCE ALFRED COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA PULTENEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL Independent Metropolitan SA QUORN AREA SCHOOL Government Spencer Gulf SA RENMARK HIGH SCHOOL Government Riverland/Mid South SA REYNELLA EAST COLLEGE Government Metropolitan SA RIVERTON AND DISTRICT HIGH Government Barossa/Mid North SA SCHOOL ROMA MITCHELL SECONDARY Government Metropolitan SA COLLEGE ROSTREVOR COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA SACRED HEART COLLEGE SENIOR Catholic Metropolitan SA SCHOOL SAINT IGNATIUS COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA SAINT JOHN'S SAMARITAN COLLEGE Catholic Spencer Gulf SA SALISBURY EAST HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA SALISBURY HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES Government Metropolitan SA SCOTCH COLLEGE (SA) Independent Metropolitan SA SEAFORD SECONDARY COLLEGE Government Metropolitan SA SEATON HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA SEAVIEW HIGH SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA SEYMOUR COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA SOUTHERN VALES CHRISTIAN Independent Metropolitan SA COLLEGE SPRINGBANK SECONDARY COLLEGE Government Metropolitan SA ST ALOYSIUS COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA ST COLUMBA COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA ST DOMINICS PRIORY COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA ST FRANCIS DE SALES COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA ST GEORGE COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA ST JOHN'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL Independent Metropolitan SA ST JOSEPH'S EDUCATION CENTRE Catholic Metropolitan SA ST JOSEPH'S SCHOOL Catholic Eyre Peninsula SA ST MARKS COLLEGE Catholic Spencer Gulf SA ST MARTINS LUTHERAN COLLEGE Independent South East SA ST MARYS COLLEGE (SA) Catholic Metropolitan SA ST MICHAELS COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA ST PATRICK'S TECHNICAL COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA ST PAULS COLLEGE Catholic Metropolitan SA ST PETER'S COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA ST PETERS GIRLS Independent Metropolitan SA STREAKY BAY AREA SCHOOL Government Eyre Peninsula SA SUNRISE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Independent Metropolitan SA SWAN REACH AREA SCHOOL Government Riverland/Mid South SA TATACHILLA LUTHERAN COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA TAUONDI COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Independent Metropolitan SA BETHANY CAMPUS TENISON WOODS COLLEGE Catholic South East SA THE HEIGHTS SCHOOL Government Metropolitan SA THEBARTON SENIOR COLLEGE Government Metropolitan SA THOMAS
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