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PERTH, TUESDAY, 10 APRIL 2012 No. 58 SPECIAL PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY JOHN A !2012058GG! WESTERN 1605 AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT ISSN 1448-949X PRINT POST APPROVED PP665002/00041 PERTH, TUESDAY, 10 APRIL 2012 No. 58 SPECIAL PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY JOHN A. STRIJK, GOVERNMENT PRINTER AT 2.00 PM © STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA SCHOOL EDUCATION ACT 1999 _________ DECLARATION OF LOCAL-INTAKE AREAS FOR SCHOOLS WITH PRIMARY STUDENTS _________ DECLARATION OF LOCAL-INTAKE AREAS FOR SCHOOLS WITH SECONDARY STUDENTS ——————————— LIST OF SCHOOLS THAT HAVE BEEN DECLARED AS LOCAL-INTAKE SCHOOLS _________ LIST OF SCHOOLS THAT HAVE NOT BEEN DECLARED AS LOCAL-INTAKE SCHOOLS 10 April 2012 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1607 SCHOOL EDUCATION ACT 1999 DECLARATION OF LOCAL-INTAKE AREAS FOR SCHOOLS WITH PRIMARY STUDENTS (Pursuant to Sections 60, 78, 79 and 80) The Hon. Minister for Education has declared that the local-intake areas for the schools listed hereunder shall be as stated in this notice. Children of compulsory school age who reside within the local-intake areas stated shall be entitled to attend the schools to which such local-intake areas apply if there is an appropriate educational program for them at that school. Children who reside outside these local-intake areas may apply to attend the schools to which such local-intake areas apply. SHARYN O’NEILL, Director-General of Education. ———— BALER PRIMARY SCHOOL (Apr12) The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the junction of Collier Drive and Masters Way, north along Masters Way (east side included) to Murdoch Drive, north east along Murdoch Drive (south side included) to Banksia Street, northwest along Banksia Street (both sides excluded) to Kennedy Street, in a general north westerly and northerly direction along Kennedy Street (east side included) to Cottier Drive, north east along Cottier Drive (both sides excluded) to Dale Street, north east along Dale Street (east side included) to Traine Crescent, northwest along Traine Crescent (both sides excluded) to the southern boundary of Lot 2334 on the eastern side of Traine Crescent, northeast along the south eastern boundaries of Lots 2334 and 2333 to the northern extremity of Catamore Court, continuing northeast along the south eastern boundary of Lot 1, through the intersection of Brodie Crescent and Guard Way to the eastern extremity of Edkins Place, along the south eastern boundaries of Lots 2145 and 2144, to and across Greene Place to North Circular Road, and then in an easterly and south easterly direction along North Circular Road (both sides included) to Murdoch Drive. BERTRAM PRIMARY SCHOOL (Apr12) The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the intersection of the Kwinana Freeway and Mortimer Road, west along Mortimer Road (north side included) to Bertram Road, continuing west along Bertram Road (north side included) to Challenger Avenue, north west along Challenger Avenue (north side included) to the railway line, north east along the railway line to a point on the western extension of the east-west alignment of the southern arm of Darton Loop, east along this extension and Darton Loop (both sides excluded) to Price Parkway, east along Millbrook Avenue and its eastern extension to the drain, north east along the drain to Sulphur Road, east along Sulphur Road (south side included) to Holden Close, east along Holden Close (south side included) to the Kwinana Freeway and south along the Kwinana Freeway (west side included) to Mortimer Road. The following defines an optional area for Bertram Primary School and North Parmelia Primary School— From the junction of Price Parkway and Darton Loop, west along Darton Loop (both sides included) and its extension to the railway line, north along the railway line to Sulphur Road, east along Sulphur Road (south side included) and its extension to the drain, south west along the drain, to the eastern extension of Millbrook Avenue, west along the this extension and west along Millbrook Avenue (both sides included) to the junction of Price Parkway and Darton Loop. The following defines an optional area for Bertram Primary School and Medina Primary School— From the junction of Wellard Road and Bertram Road, south east along Wellard Road (north and east sides included) to Telephone Lane, east along Telephone Lane (north sides included) to the Kwinana Freeway, north along the Kwinana Freeway (west sides included) to Millar Road, east along Millar Road (both sides included) and its south east extension to the north west extension of Duckpond Road, south east along Duckpond Road (both sides included) to Banksia Road, north east and north west along Banksia Road (both sides included) to Lydon Road, north east along Lydon Road (both sides included) to Casuarina Road, north along Casuarina Road (both sides included) to Mortimer Road, west along Mortimer Road (south side included) to Bertram Road, north west and west along Bertram Road (south sides included) to Challenger Road, north west along Challenger Road (south west side included) to the proposed railway line, south west along the proposed railway line to Wellard Road and east along Wellard Road to the junction with Bertram Road. The following defines an optional area for Bertram Primary School, Medina Primary School and North Parmelia Primary School— From the intersection of the Kwinana Freeway and Thomas Road, east along Thomas Road (south side included) to the local government boundary between the Town of Kwinana and the Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale, south along this local government boundary to Mortimer Road, west along Mortimer Road (north side included) to the Kwinana Freeway and north along the Kwinana Freeway (east side included) to Thomas Road. BROOME PRIMARY SCHOOL (Apr12) The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From Entrance Point, north along Kabbarli Road (both sides included) to Port Drive, north along Port Drive (east side included), in a generally northerly direction along Port Drive to the three 1608 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 10 April 2012 way junction of Port Drive, Frederick Street and Cable Beach Road (East), north from this junction to the northern property boundary of the Broome International Airport, south east along the northern property boundary of the Airport to Gus Winckel Drive, generally south east and east along Gus Winckel Drive (both sides excluded) to Broome Highway, east from this junction to the mouth of Dampier Creek and generally south along the coastline to Entrance Point. The area north of the following boundary is an optional area for .Broome Primary School and Roebuck Primary School— From a point at Dampier Creek on the eastward extension of Gubinge Road, west along this extension to Broome Highway and west along Gubinge Road (north side only) to Fairway Drive, north west along Fairway Drive (both sides included) to the junction of Lullfitz Drive and Frangipani Drive, continuing north west from this junction to the coastline of the Indian Ocean. CABLE BEACH PRIMARY SCHOOL (Apr12) The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From Entrance Point, north along Kabbarli Road (both sides included) to Port Drive, north along Port Drive (east side included), in a generally northerly direction along Port Drive to the three way junction of Port Drive, Frederick Street and Cable Beach Road (East), north from this junction to a point due north of the junction of Frederick Street, Cable Beach Road (East) and Port Drive, north from this point to a point due east of the junction of Gubinge Road and Murray Road, due west from this point to the aforesaid junction, north west and west along Murray Road (south side only) to Cable Beach Road (West) and the westward extension of Murray Road to the coastline of the Indian Ocean, and south along the coastline to Entrance Point. The following defines an optional area for Cable Beach Primary School and Roebuck Primary School— From a point on the coastline of Indian Ocean on the westward extension of Murray Road, east along this westward extension of Murray Road, east and south east along Murray Road (north side included) to Gubinge Road, east along Gubinge Road (north side included) to Fairway Drive, north west along Fairway Drive (both sides included) to the junction of Lullfitz Drive and Frangipani Drive, continuing north west from this junction to the coastline of the Indian Ocean, and south along the coastline to the point on the westward extension of Murray Road. CASSIA PRIMARY SCHOOL (Apr12) The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the junction of Forrest Circle and Collier Road, north east and generally north along Forrest Circle (eastern side included) to the junction of Forrest Circle and Cottier Drive, east and north along Cottier Drive (both sides excluded) to Kennedy Street, in a general south easterly direction along Kennedy Street (south west side included) to Banksia Street, east and southeast along Banksia Street (both sides included) to Murdoch Drive, south west along Murdoch Drive (north west side included) to Masters Way and south along Masters Way (west side included) to Collier Road. CAVERSHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL (Apr12) The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the intersection of Reid Highway and West Swan Road, south along West Swan Road (east side included) to the Swan River foreshore, generally north east along the Swan River foreshore to Maali Bridge, north west from Maali Bridge to the eastern end of Douglas Road, west along Douglas Road (both sides included) to West Swan Road, south west along West Swan Road (both sides included) to Woollcott Avenue, north west and along Woollcott Avenue (both sides included) and its western extension to Lord Street, south along Lord Street (east side included) to Harrow Street, west to the boundary of Whiteman Park, generally west and south along the boundary of Whiteman Park to Marshall Road, west along Marshall (south side included) to Bennett Brook, south along Bennett Brook to Reid Highway and east along Reid Highway to West Swan Road.
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