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School Name State Suburb Ashley School TAS DELORAINE Austins Ferry Primary School TAS Claremont Bagdad Primary School TAS BAGDAD Beaconsfield Primary School TAS Beaconsfield Bicheno Primary School TAS BICHENO Blackmans Bay Primary School TAS Blackmans Bay Boat Harbour Primary School TAS BOAT HARBOUR Bothwell District High School TAS BOTHWELL Bowen Road Primary School TAS MOONAH Bracknell Primary School TAS Bracknell Bridport Primary School TAS Bridport Brighton Primary School TAS BRIGHTON Brooklyn Primary School TAS Brooklyn Brooks High School TAS MOWBRAY HEIGHTS Bruny Island District School TAS Alonnah Burnie High School TAS Cooee Burnie Primary School TAS BURNIE Calvin Christian School TAS Kingston Campbell Street School TAS HOBART Campbell Town District High School TAS Campbell Town Cape Barren Island School TAS Cape Barren Island Claremont College TAS CLAREMONT Claremont High School TAS CLAREMONT Clarence High School TAS Bellerive Clarendon Vale Primary School TAS ROKEBY Collinsvale Primary School TAS COLLINSVALE Cooee Primary School TAS COOEE Corpus Christi School TAS Bellerive Cosgrove High School TAS GLENORCHY Cressy District High TAS CRESSY Cygnet Primary School TAS CYGNET Deloraine Primary School TAS Deloraine Devonport High School TAS DEVONPORT Devonport Primary School TAS Devonport Distance Education Tasmania TAS North Hobart Dodges Ferry Primary School TAS Dodges Ferry Dominic College K-10 TAS GLENORCHY Dover District High School TAS DOVER East Devonport Primary School TAS East Devonport East Ulverstone Primary School TAS Ulverstone Eastside Lutheran College TAS Rosny Park Edith Creek Primary School TAS Edith Creek Elizabeth College TAS HOBART Evandale Primary School TAS EVANDALE Exeter High School TAS EXETER Fahan School TAS LOWER SANDY BAY Fairview Primary School TAS NEW NORFOLK Flinders Island District High School TAS WHITEMARK Forest Primary School TAS Forest Franklin Primary School TAS FRANKLIN Geeveston District High School TAS GEEVESTON Geilston Bay High School TAS GEILSTON BAY Glen Dhu Primary School TAS Launceston Glen Huon Primary School TAS Glen Huon Glenorchy Primary School TAS Glenorchy Goodwood Primary School TAS MOONAH Goulburn Street Primary School TAS WEST HOBART Green Point Primary School TAS BRIDGEWATER Guilford Young College TAS GLENORCHY Havenview Primary School TAS Burnie Hilliard Christian School TAS MOONAH Holy Rosary School TAS CLAREMONT Huonville High School TAS HUONVILLE Huonville Primary School TAS HUONVILLE The Hutchins School TAS SANDY BAY Illawarra Primary School TAS BLACKMANS BAY Immaculate Heart of Mary (Sacred Heart College) TAS NEW TOWN Invermay Primary School TAS LAUNCESTON John Paul II School TAS ROKEBY Jordan River Learning Federation - Bridgewater Campus TAS BRIDGEWATER Jordan River Learning Federation - East Derwent Campus TAS BRIDGEWATER Jordan River Learning Federation - Gagebrook Campus TAS GAGEBROOK Kempton Primary School TAS KEMPTON Kings Meadows High School TAS KINGS MEADOWS Kingston High School TAS KINGSTON Kingston Primary School TAS KINGSTON Lansdowne Crescent Primary School TAS WEST HOBART Larmenier School TAS SAINT LEONARDS Latrobe High School TAS LATROBE Lauderdale Primary School TAS LAUDERDALE Launceston Church Grammar School TAS MOWBRAY Launceston College TAS LAUNCESTON Leighland Christian School - Ulverstone Campus TAS ULVERSTONE Lilydale District School TAS Lilydale Lindisfarne North Primary School TAS LINDISFARNE Longford Primary School TAS Longford MacKillop College TAS ROSNY PARK Margate Primary School TAS Margate Marist Regional College TAS BURNIE Maydena Primary School TAS MAYDENA Mayfield Primary School TAS Mowbary Mole Creek Primary School TAS Mole Creek Molesworth Primary School TAS MOLESWORTH Montello Primary School TAS Montello Montrose Bay High School TAS GLENORCHY Moonah Primary School TAS MOONAH Mount Carmel College TAS SANDY BAY Mountain Heights School TAS QUEENSTOWN Natone Primary School TAS NATONE New Norfolk High School TAS NEW NORFOLK New Norfolk Primary School TAS NEW NORFOLK Newstead College TAS Launceston North West Christian School TAS Penguin Northwestern Support School TAS Burnie Oatlands District High School TAS OATLANDS Ogilvie High School TAS NEW TOWN Orford Primary School TAS Orford Our Lady of Lourdes School TAS DEVONPORT Our Lady of Mercy School TAS DELORAINE Ouse District High School TAS OUSE Parklands High School TAS Burnie Penguin High School TAS PENGUIN Port Dalrymple School TAS George Town Prospect High School TAS Prospect Ravenswood Heights Primary School TAS Ravenswood Redpa Primary School TAS Redpa Reece High School TAS Devonport Riana Primary School TAS RIANA Ridgley Primary School TAS Ridgley Risdon Vale Primary School TAS RISDON VALE Rocherlea Primary School TAS MOWBRAY HEIGHTS Rokeby High School TAS Rokeby Rokeby Primary School TAS Rokeby Romaine Park Primary School TAS BURNIE Rose Bay High School TAS Lindisfarne Rosebery District High School TAS ROSEBERY Rosetta Primary School TAS ROSETTA Rosny College TAS Rosny Park Sacred Heart School TAS GEEVESTON Sacred Heart School TAS Launceston Sacred Heart School TAS Ulverstone Scotch Oakburn College TAS KINGS MEADOWS Scottsdale High School TAS SCOTTSDALE Smithton Primary School TAS Smithton Somerset Primary School TAS SOMERSET South Arm Primary School TAS SOUTH ARM Spreyton Primary School TAS DEVONPORT Springfield Gardens Primary School TAS WEST MOONAH St Aloysius Catholic College TAS Kingston St Anthony's School TAS RIVERSIDE St Brendan-Shaw College TAS Devonport St Cuthberts School TAS LINDISFARNE St Finn Barr's Catholic Primary School TAS Mowbray Heights St Helens District High School TAS St Helens St James Catholic College TAS CYGNET St Johns School - Richmond TAS Richmond St Joseph's School - Queenstown TAS Queenstown St Mary's College Hobart TAS HOBART St Marys District High School TAS St Marys St Michael's Collegiate School TAS SANDY BAY St Patrick's Catholic School TAS LATROBE St Patrick's College TAS Prospect St Pauls Primary School TAS BRIDGEWATER St Peter Chanel School TAS Smithton St Therese's School TAS MOONAH St Virgil's College TAS AUSTINS FERRY Stanley Primary School TAS STANLEY Star of the Sea College TAS GEORGE TOWN Stella Maris Primary School TAS BURNIE Strahan Primary School TAS STRAHAN Summerdale Primary School TAS Prospect Swansea Primary School TAS Swansea Table Cape Primary School TAS WYNYARD Taroona Primary School TAS TAROONA Tarremah Steiner School TAS KINGSTON Tasman District School TAS NUBEENA Tasmania C1 School TAS Tasmania C2 School TAS Tasmania C3 School TAS Tasmania C4 School TAS Tasmanian E School TAS Rosny Park Tasmanian Polytechnic - Hobart Campus Library TAS Mt Nelson Timsbury Road School TAS GLENORCHY Trevallyn Primary School TAS Launceston Trinity College TAS POATINA Ulverstone High School TAS Ulverstone Ulverstone Primary School TAS ULVERSTONE West Launceston Primary School TAS West Launceston West Ulverstone Primary School TAS ULVERSTONE Wilmot Primary School TAS Wilmot Windermere Primary School TAS Claremont Winnaleah District High School TAS Winnaleah Woodbridge School TAS WOODBRIDGE Wynyard High School TAS WYNYARD Youngtown Primary School TAS Kings Meadows Zeehan Primary School TAS Zeehan.
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