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List of Schools Approved for Flagpoles as at 28th August 2006 Name State Electorate Sector Alfred Deakin High ACT CANBERRA Gov Birrigai Outdoor School ACT CANBERRA Gov Calwell High ACT CANBERRA Gov Canberra College ACT CANBERRA Gov Caroline Chisholm High ACT CANBERRA Gov Chisholm Primary ACT CANBERRA Gov Farrer Primary ACT CANBERRA Gov Garran Primary ACT CANBERRA Gov Lake Tuggeranong College ACT CANBERRA Gov Malkara School ACT CANBERRA Gov Stromlo High School ACT CANBERRA Gov Wanniassa K-10 ACT CANBERRA Gov Weston Primary School ACT CANBERRA Gov Yarralumla Primary School ACT CANBERRA Gov Canberra Montessori School ACT CANBERRA Non-Gov Covenant College ACT CANBERRA Non-Gov Orana School ACT CANBERRA Non-Gov Sacred Heart Primary School ACT CANBERRA Non-Gov St Anthony's Parish School ACT CANBERRA Non-Gov St John Vianney's Primary School ACT CANBERRA Non-Gov St Thomas the Apostle Primary School ACT CANBERRA Non-Gov Sts Peter and Paul's Primary School ACT CANBERRA Non-Gov The Galilee School ACT CANBERRA Non-Gov Trinity Christian School ACT CANBERRA Non-Gov Belconnen High School ACT FRASER Gov Charnwood Primary ACT FRASER Gov Evatt Primary ACT FRASER Gov Flynn Primary ACT FRASER Gov Hawker College ACT FRASER Gov Lyneham Primary School ACT FRASER Gov Macgregor Primary ACT FRASER Gov Macquarie Primary School ACT FRASER Gov Melba High School ACT FRASER Gov O'Connor Co-operative School ACT FRASER Gov Burgmann Anglican School ACT FRASER Non-Gov Holy Spirit Primary School ACT FRASER Non-Gov Rosary Primary School ACT FRASER Non-Gov St Edmund's College ACT FRASER Non-Gov St Francis Xavier College ACT FRASER Non-Gov St Joseph's Primary School ACT FRASER Non-Gov St Matthew's Primary School ACT FRASER Non-Gov St Michael's Primary School ACT FRASER Non-Gov Georges River College Peakhurst Campus NSW BANKS Gov Narwee Public School NSW BANKS Gov Peakhurst Public School NSW BANKS Gov South East Sydney School for Children With Autism NSW BANKS Non-Gov St Luke's School NSW BANKS Non-Gov Bald Face Public School NSW BARTON Gov Blakehurst High School NSW BARTON Gov Brighton-Le-Sands Public School NSW BARTON Gov Kogarah Public School NSW BARTON Gov Sans Souci Public School NSW BARTON Gov St Dominic Savio School NSW BARTON Non-Gov St Finbar's School NSW BARTON Non-Gov St Francis Xavier's School NSW BARTON Non-Gov St Gabriel's School NSW BARTON Non-Gov St George Christian School NSW BARTON Non-Gov St Joseph's Primary School NSW BARTON Non-Gov Page 1 of 45 Name State Electorate Sector St Mary and St Mina's Coptic Orthodox College NSW BARTON Non-Gov Carlingford Public School NSW BENNELONG Gov Eastwood Heights Public School NSW BENNELONG Gov Epping Public School NSW BENNELONG Gov Marsden High School NSW BENNELONG Gov Holy Cross College NSW BENNELONG Non-Gov M.E.T. School NSW BENNELONG Non-Gov St Charles' Primary School NSW BENNELONG Non-Gov St Therese' Primary School NSW BENNELONG Non-Gov Carlingford High School NSW BEROWRA Gov Mount Colah Public School NSW BEROWRA Gov Arden Anglican School NSW BEROWRA Non-Gov St Gerard's School NSW BEROWRA Non-Gov Tangara School for Girls NSW BEROWRA Non-Gov Warrah Village Rudolf Steiner School for Curative Education NSW BEROWRA Non-Gov Birrong Girls High School NSW BLAXLAND Gov Birrong Public School NSW BLAXLAND Gov Punchbowl Public School NSW BLAXLAND Gov Al Noori Muslim Primary School NSW BLAXLAND Non-Gov Al Sadiq College Inc NSW BLAXLAND Non-Gov Holy Saviour School NSW BLAXLAND Non-Gov Immaculate Heart of Mary School NSW BLAXLAND Non-Gov Noor Al Houda Islamic College NSW BLAXLAND Non-Gov St Mary's Primary School NSW BLAXLAND Non-Gov Castle Cove Public School NSW BRADFIELD Gov Cromehurst School NSW BRADFIELD Gov Gordon West Public School NSW BRADFIELD Gov Killara High School NSW BRADFIELD Gov Killara Public School NSW BRADFIELD Gov St Ives High School NSW BRADFIELD Gov St Ives Public School NSW BRADFIELD Gov Wahroonga Public School NSW BRADFIELD Gov West Pymble Public School NSW BRADFIELD Gov Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School NSW BRADFIELD Non-Gov Glenaeon Rudolf Steiner School Limited NSW BRADFIELD Non-Gov Northside Montessori School NSW BRADFIELD Non-Gov Retaval Co-Ed Annex NSW BRADFIELD Non-Gov St Edmund's School NSW BRADFIELD Non-Gov Anson Street School NSW CALARE Gov Bathurst West Public School NSW CALARE Gov Holmwood Public School NSW CALARE Gov Kelso High School NSW CALARE Gov Kelso Public School NSW CALARE Gov Lithgow Public School NSW CALARE Gov Newbridge Public School NSW CALARE Gov Orange High School NSW CALARE Gov Wallerawang Public School NSW CALARE Gov Yeoval Central School NSW CALARE Gov Zig Zag Public School NSW CALARE Gov Cathedral School NSW CALARE Non-Gov Mackillop College NSW CALARE Non-Gov Sacred Heart Infants School NSW CALARE Non-Gov St Joseph's School, Molong NSW CALARE Non-Gov St Joseph's School, Manildra NSW CALARE Non-Gov St Mary's Primary School NSW CALARE Non-Gov St Patrick's School NSW CALARE Non-Gov St Philomena's School NSW CALARE Non-Gov St Raphael's Central School NSW CALARE Non-Gov The Assumption School NSW CALARE Non-Gov Barnsley Public School NSW CHARLTON Gov Page 2 of 45 Name State Electorate Sector Cardiff South Public School NSW CHARLTON Gov Cooranbong Public School NSW CHARLTON Gov Garden Suburb Public School NSW CHARLTON Gov Hillsborough Public School NSW CHARLTON Gov Toronto Public School NSW CHARLTON Gov Warners Bay High School NSW CHARLTON Gov West Wallsend High School NSW CHARLTON Gov Brightwaters Christian College NSW CHARLTON Non-Gov Christadelphian Heritage College NSW CHARLTON Non-Gov Newcastle Campus NSW CHARLTON Non-Gov St John Vianney Primary School NSW CHARLTON Non-Gov St Kevin's Primary School NSW CHARLTON Non-Gov Bidwill Public School NSW CHIFLEY Gov Chifley College Dunheved Campus NSW CHIFLEY Gov Chifley College Mount Druitt Campus NSW CHIFLEY Gov Colyton Public School NSW CHIFLEY Gov Emerton Public School NSW CHIFLEY Gov Oxley Park Public School NSW CHIFLEY Gov Plumpton High School NSW CHIFLEY Gov Australian Islamic College of Sydney NSW CHIFLEY Non-Gov Mountain View Adventist College NSW CHIFLEY Non-Gov St Agnes Catholic High School NSW CHIFLEY Non-Gov Tyndale Christian School NSW CHIFLEY Non-Gov Cronulla Public School NSW COOK Gov Kurnell Public School NSW COOK Gov Laguna Street Public School NSW COOK Gov Lilli Pilli Public School NSW COOK Gov Taren Point Public School NSW COOK Gov Woolooware High School NSW COOK Gov Our Lady of Fatima School NSW COOK Non-Gov Our Lady of Mercy College Burraneer NSW COOK Non-Gov Sutherland Shire Montessori School NSW COOK Non-Gov Coffs Harbour Public School NSW COWPER Gov Gulmarrad Public School NSW COWPER Gov Kororo Public School NSW COWPER Gov Macksville High School NSW COWPER Gov Macksville Public School NSW COWPER Gov Maclean High School NSW COWPER Gov Maclean Public School NSW COWPER Gov Millbank Public School NSW COWPER Gov Repton Public School NSW COWPER Gov Ulong Public School NSW COWPER Gov Casuarina Steiner School NSW COWPER Non-Gov Hibiscus Christian School NSW COWPER Non-Gov John Paul College NSW COWPER Non-Gov Mary Help of Christians Primary School NSW COWPER Non-Gov Nambucca Valley Christian Community School NSW COWPER Non-Gov St Mary's Primary School NSW COWPER Non-Gov Tallowood School NSW COWPER Non-Gov Austinmer Public School NSW CUNNINGHAM Gov Bellambi Public School NSW CUNNINGHAM Gov Fairy Meadow Public School NSW CUNNINGHAM Gov Keira High School NSW CUNNINGHAM Gov Keiraville Public School NSW CUNNINGHAM Gov Lindsay Park Public School NSW CUNNINGHAM Gov Mount Kembla Public School NSW CUNNINGHAM Gov Mount Ousley Public School NSW CUNNINGHAM Gov Mount St Thomas Public School NSW CUNNINGHAM Gov Otford Public School NSW CUNNINGHAM Gov Smiths Hill High School NSW CUNNINGHAM Gov Page 3 of 45 Name State Electorate Sector Stanwell Park Public School NSW CUNNINGHAM Gov Tarrawanna Public School NSW CUNNINGHAM Gov Wollongong West Public School NSW CUNNINGHAM Gov Elonera Montessori School NSW CUNNINGHAM Non-Gov Illawarra Adventist Primary School NSW CUNNINGHAM Non-Gov Illawarra Christian School NSW CUNNINGHAM Non-Gov South Coast School for Children with Autism NSW CUNNINGHAM Non-Gov The Illawarra Grammar School NSW CUNNINGHAM Non-Gov Wollongong Campus NSW CUNNINGHAM Non-Gov Berkeley Vale Public School NSW DOBELL Gov Lisarow Public School NSW DOBELL Gov The Entrance Public School NSW DOBELL Gov Tuggerawong Public School NSW DOBELL Gov Valley View Public School NSW DOBELL Gov Wadalba Community School NSW DOBELL Gov Wyong Creek Public School NSW DOBELL Gov Wyong High School NSW DOBELL Gov Yarramalong Public School NSW DOBELL Gov Central Coast Rudolf Steiner School NSW DOBELL Non-Gov Lakes Grammar - An Anglican School NSW DOBELL Non-Gov MacKillop Catholic College NSW DOBELL Non-Gov St Peter's Catholic College NSW DOBELL Non-Gov Wyong Christian Community School NSW DOBELL Non-Gov Bungendore Public School NSW EDEN-MONARO Gov Cooma North Public School NSW EDEN-MONARO Gov Cooma Public School NSW EDEN-MONARO Gov Dalgety Public School NSW EDEN-MONARO Gov Merimbula Public School NSW EDEN-MONARO Gov Numeralla Public School NSW EDEN-MONARO Gov Pambula Public School NSW EDEN-MONARO Gov Quaama Public School NSW EDEN-MONARO Gov Queanbeyan High School NSW EDEN-MONARO Gov Wyndham Public School NSW EDEN-MONARO Gov Bega Valley Christian College Southern Campus NSW EDEN-MONARO Non-Gov St Bernard's Primary School NSW EDEN-MONARO Non-Gov St Joseph's School NSW EDEN-MONARO Non-Gov St Mary's School NSW EDEN-MONARO Non-Gov St Patrick's School NSW EDEN-MONARO Non-Gov Albury West Public School NSW FARRER Gov Bunnaloo Public School NSW FARRER
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