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School Name State Suburb ABC Nuriootpa SA Nuriootpa Aberfoyle Hub R-7 School (Formerly Aberfoyle Hub Primary SA ABERFOYLE PARK School) Aberfoyle Park Campus Preschool SA Aberfoyle Park Alberton Primary School SA Queenstown Aldgate Primary School SA Aldgate Aldinga Community Kindergarten SA Aldinga Aldinga Primary School SA ALDINGA All Saints Catholic Primary School SA Seaford Amata Anangu School SA Via ALICE SPRINGS Angaston Good Shepard School SA Angaston Angaston Kindergarten SA Angaston Annesley Junior School- Formerly Annesley College SA WAYVILLE Arbury Park Outdoor School SA Bridgewater Ardtornish Primary School SA ST AGNES Ascot Park Primary School SA PARK HOLME Auburn Primary School SA AUBURN Augusta Park Childhood Services Centre SA PORT AUGUSTA Augusta Park Primary School SA PORT AUGUSTA Australian Science & Mathematics School SA BEDFORD PARK Balaklava Primary School SA Balaklava Banksia Park International High School SA Banksia Park Banksia Park Primary School SA BANKSIA PARK Barmera Kindergarten SA Barmera Barmera Primary School SA BARMERA Belair Schools SA Belair Berri Primary School SA BERRI Bethany Christian School SA Salisbury Downs Birdwood High School SA Birdwood Birdwood Primary School SA Birdwood Blackfriars Priory School SA PROSPECT Blackwood High School SA Blackwood Blair Athol North School SA Blair Athol Blakeview Primary School SA Blakeview Blyth Primary School SA Blyth Bordertown High School SA Bordertown Bordertown Primary School SA BORDERTOWN Bowden Brompton Community Centre SA Brompton Bridgewater Primary School SA Bridgewater Brinkworth Primary School SA Brinkworth Cabra Dominican College SA Melrose Park Callington Primary School SA Callington Calvary Lutheran Primary School Inc. SA Morphett Vale Cambrai Area School SA Cambrai Cardijn College SA NOARLUNGA CENTRE Caritas College Pt Augusta SA Port Augusta Carlton R-9 School SA PORT AUGUSTA Ceduna Area School SA CEDUNA Challa Gardens Primary School SA Kilkenny Charles Campbell College SA Paradise Christ the King School SA Warradale Christian Brothers College SA ADELAIDE Christie Downs Kindergarten SA Christie Downs Christie Downs Primary Schools SA CHRISTIE DOWNS Christies Beach High School SA CHRISTIE DOWNS Christies Beach Primary School SA Christies Beach Clapham Primary School SA Clapham Clare High School SA CLARE Clarendon Primary School SA Clarendon Clovelly Park Primary School SA CLOVELLY PARK Colonel Light Gardens Primary School SA COLONEL LIGHT GARDENS Concordia College SA Highgate Coomandook Area School SA Coomandook Coorara Primary School SA Morphett Vale Cornerstone College SA MOUNT BARKER Coromandel Valley Primary School SA COROMANDEL VALLEY Cowandilla Primary School SA COWANDILLA Craigburn Primary School SA Flagstaff Hill Craigmore South Primary School SA CRAIGMORE Crossways Lutheran School SA CEDUNA Darlington Primary School SA SEACOMBE GARDENS Dernancourt Primary School SA Dernancourt East Torrens Primary School SA Hectorville Eastern Fleurieu R-12 School SA STRATHALBYN Edithburgh Preschool SA Edithburgh Edward John Eyre High School SA WHYALLA NORRIE Elizabeth Downs Primary School SA ELIZABETH DOWNS Elizabeth East Primary School SA Elizabeth Elizabeth Grove Primary School SA Elizabeth Grove Elizabeth North Primary School SA ELIZABETH NORTH Elizabeth South School SA Elizabeth South Elizabeth Vale Primary School SA Elizabeth Vale Elliston Area School SA Elliston Emmaus Catholic School SA Woodcroft Emmaus Christian College SA SOUTH PLYMPTON Encounter Lutheran School SA Victor Harbor Enfield Primary School SA ENFIELD Ernabella Anangu School SA Via Alice Springs Evanston Primary School SA Gawler Farrell Flat Primary School SA Farrell Flat Fisk Street Primary School SA WHYALLA STUART Flagstaff Hill Kindergarten SA Flagstaff Hill Flaxmill Schools SA Morphett Vale Flinders Children's Centre & TjiTji Wiltja Preschool SA Port Augusta Flinders View Primary School SA PORT AUGUSTA WEST Forbes Primary School SA SOUTH PLYMPTON Fraser Park Primary School SA MURRAY BRIDGE Freeling Primary School SA Freeling Fregon Anangu School SA Via Alice Springs Fulham Gardens Primary School SA HENLEY BEACH Fulham North Primary School SA HENLEY BEACH Gawler High School SA EVANSTON Gawler Primary School SA Gawler Geranium Primary School SA GERANIUM Gilles Street Primary School SA Adelaide Gleeson College SA GOLDEN GROVE Glen Osmond Primary School SA Myrtle Bank Glenunga International High School SA Glenunga Glossop High School SA Glossop Golden Grove High School SA Golden Grove Golden Grove Lutheran Primary School SA GOLDEN GROVE Golden Grove Primary School SA Golden Grove Good Shepherd Lutheran School SA Modbury North Goolwa Primary School SA Goolwa Grant High School SA Mount Gambier East Greenwith Primary School SA Greenwith The Grove Education Centre (formerly Woodville Special SA Woodville School) Hackham East Schools SA HACKHAM Hackham West Schools SA Hackham West Hackney Kindergarten SA College Park Hallett Cove School R-12 SA HALLETT COVE Hallett Cove South Primary School SA Hallett Cove Hamilton Secondary College SA Mitchell Park Hamley Bridge Primary School SA Hamley Bridge Hampstead Primary School SA Greenacres Happy Valley Kindergarten SA Happy Valley Hawker Area School SA Hawke Hawthorndene Primary School SA Hawthordene Heathfield High School SA HEATHFIELD The Heights R-12 School SA Modbury Heights Hendon CPC - 7 School SA Royal Park Henley Beach Primary School SA HENLEY BEACH SOUTH Hewett Primary School SA HEWETT Highgate Junior Primary School SA Highgate Hillcrest Primary School SA Hillcrest Hills Christian Community School SA Verdun The Hills Montessori School SA ALDGATE Hincks Avenue Primary School SA WHYALLA NORRIE Houghton Primary School / CPC SA Houghton Huntfield Heights Primary School SA HUNTFIELD HEIGHTS il nido Children's Centre SA Paradise Immanuel College SA NOVAR GARDENS Immanuel Lutheran Primary School SA NOVAR GARDENS Ingle Farm East Primary School SA Ingle Farm Ingle Farm Primary School SA Ingle Farm Investigator College SA GOOLWA Kadina Memorial High School SA Kadina Kadina Primary School SA Kadina Kalori Catholic School SA Wallaroo Kangarilla Primary School SA Kangarilla Kangaroo Island Community Education SA Kingscote Kapunda Primary School SA KAPUNDA Karrendi Primary School SA PARAFIELD GARDENS Kaurna Plains School SA ELIZABETH Keithcot Farm Primary School SA WYNN VALE Keller Road Primary School SA Salisbury East Kenmore Park Anangu School SA Via Alice Springs Kensington Gardens Pre-School SA Kensington Gardens Kildare College SA HOLDEN HILL Kilkenny Primary School SA WEST CROYDON Kilparrin Teaching & Assessment School and Services SA Park Holme Kimba Community Kindergarten SA Kimba Kingston Community School SA KINGSTON Kirton Point Primary School SA PORT LINCOLN Koonibba Aboriginal School SA Ceduna Kura Yerlo Children’s Centre SA Port Adelaide Lake Wangary Primary School SA Wangary Lake Windemere CPC-7 School SA Salisbury North Largs Bay Primary School SA LARGS BAY Le Fevre High School SA SEMAPHORE SOUTH Le Fevre Peninsula Primary School SA BIRKENHEAD Leigh Creek Area School SA LEIGH CREEK Light Pass Primary School SA LIGHT PASS Lincoln Gardens Primary School SA PORT LINCOLN Linden Park Junior Primary School SA Linden Park Linden Park Primary School SA LINDEN PARK Lobethal Primary School SA Lobethal Lonsdale Heights Primary School SA CHRISTIE DOWNS Loreto College SA MARRYATVILLE Loveday Primary School SA LOVEDAY Loxton High School SA LOXTON Loxton North Primary School SA Loxton North Loxton Preschool Centre SA Loxton Lyndoch Valley Family Centre SA Lyndoch Macclesfield Primary School SA Macclesfield Magill Primary School SA MAGILL Maitland Area School SA MAITLAND Maitland Lutheran School SA Maitland Mallala Primary School SA MALLALA Mannum Community College SA MANNUM Marion Primary School SA MARION Mark Oliphant College Primary Campus SA Munno Para West Mark Oliphant College Secondary Campus SA SMITHFIELD PLAINS Marree Aboriginal School SA MARREE Marryatville High School SA Marryatville Mary MacKillop Memorial School SA PENOLA Marymount College SA Hove McDonald Park Schools SA Mt. Gambier McKellar Stewart Kindergarten SA Kensington McLaren Flat Primary School SA McLaren Flat McLaren Vale Primary School SA McLaren Vale McRitchie Cres Children's Services Centre SA WHYALLA NORRIE Meadows Primary School SA MEADOWS Melaleuca Park K-7 Schools SA Mt. 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