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STEM Enterprise & Teacher Development Schools STEM Enterprise & Teacher Development Schools STEM Enterprise Schools 2019-2021 Pioneer School Partner School Mentor School Atwell College Kalamunda Senior High School Comet Bay College In a cluster with: Atwell Primary School • Aubin Grove Primary School Comet Bay College • Eden Hill Primary School Newton Moore Senior High Aveley Secondary College Bullsbrook College School Marmion Primary School and Baler Primary School Marble Bar Primary School Pannawonica Primary School Balga Senior High School Ellenbrook Secondary College Warwick Senior High School Bambara Primary School Padbury Primary School Baynton West Primary School In a cluster with: Beachlands Primary School • Walkaway Primary School Wandina Primary School • East Kalgoorlie Primary School In a cluster with: Bertram Primary School • Medina Primary School Harrisdale Primary School • North Parmelia Primary School Bramfield Park Primary Yule Brook College Parkwood Primary School School Brookman Primary School East Victoria Park Primary School Harrisdale Primary School In a cluster with: Cannington Community • Harrisdale Senior High School Warwick Senior High School College • Sevenoaks Senior College Marmion Primary School Cassia Primary School Nullagine Primary School Pannawonica Primary School Pioneer School Partner School Mentor School In a cluster with: Mount Hawthorn Primary Caversham Primary School • Aveley Primary School School and Woodlands • South Bunbury Primary School Primary School Cecil Andrews College Newman Senior High School Brookman Primary School Champion Bay Senior High Cecil Andrews College School In a cluster with: • Oakwood Primary School Coastal Lakes College • Meadow Springs Primary Comet Bay College School • Singleton Primary School Newton Moore Senior High Collie Senior High School Halls Head College School Darling Range Sports College Joseph Banks Secondary Comet Bay College College In a cluster with: Mount Hawthorn Primary Dampier Primary School • Clarkson Primary School School • Millen Primary School Woodlands Primary School Dowerin District High Wongan Hills District High School Southern River College School Joseph Banks Secondary Eastern Goldfields College College Mount Hawthorn Primary Ellen Stirling Primary School Anne Hamersley Primary School School Woodlands Primary School Fremantle College White Gum Valley Primary School Shenton College Geographe Primary School Bletchley Park Primary School Treendale Primary School In a cluster with: Glencoe Primary School • Jandakot Primary School Dunsborough Primary School • Borden Primary School Glendale Primary School East Hamersley Primary School Brookman Primary School In a partnership with Manea Hedland Senior High School Cecil Andrews College College Joondalup Education Cloverdale Education Support Creaney Education Support Centre Support Centre Centre 2 Pioneer School Partner School Mentor School Joseph Banks Secondary Banksia Grove Primary School Warwick Senior High School College Kalgoorlie-Boulder Kambalda West District High Joseph Banks Secondary Community High School School College In a cluster with: Karratha Senior High • John Forrest Secondary Cecil Andrews College School College • Dongara District High School Kelmscott Primary School Brookman Primary School La Grange Remote John Curtin College of the Nollamara Primary School Community School Arts In a partnership with Hedland Manea Senior College Shenton College Senior High School • Moorine Rock Primary School Merredin College Harrisdale Primary School • Bencubbin Primary School Neerigen Brook Primary Forrestdale Primary School Brookman Primary School School Newton Moore Senior High Kingston Primary School Cecil Andrews College School North Dandalup Primary Braeside Primary School Dunsborough Primary School School John Curtin College of the Pinjarra Senior High School Pinjarra Primary School Arts Port Hedland Primary Marmion Primary School and South Coogee Primary School School Pannawonica Primary School Rapids Landing Primary Margaret River Senior High School Treendale Primary School School Redcliffe Primary School Belmay Primary School Parkwood Primary School Riverton Education Support Cloverdale Education Support Riverton Primary School Centre Centre In a cluster with: Roseworth Primary School • Bungaree Primary School Harrisdale Primary School • South Ballajura Primary School In a cluster with: • Harrisdale Senior High School Sevenoaks Senior College • Cannington Community Warwick Senior High School College 3 Pioneer School Partner School Mentor School In a cluster with: Singleton Primary School Comet Bay College • Oakwood Primary School • Meadow Springs Primary School • Coastal Lakes College South Hedland Primary Marmion Primary School Charthouse Primary School School Pannawonica Primary School John Curtin College of the Southern River College Arts Tambrey Primary School Karratha Primary School Wandina Primary School Thornlie Senior High School Shenton College Toodyay District High Northam Senior High School Baynton West Primary School School Vasse Primary School Walliston Primary School Parkwood Primary School Wandina Primary School Waggrakine Primary School Baynton West Primary School Warnbro Primary School Parkwood Primary School John Curtin College of the Warwick Senior High School Baldivis Secondary College Arts Western Australian College Western Australian College of Southern River College of Agriculture - Cunderdin Agriculture - Harvey Western Australian College Kojonup District High School Southern River College of Agriculture - Narrogin Yanchep Secondary Joseph Banks Secondary Gingin District High School College College 4 Teacher Development Schools 2021 Primary schools School Areas of expertise Region Ashdale Primary School Digital Technologies North Metro Beachlands Primary School STEM Midwest Bertram Primary School STEM, Design and Technologies South Metro Braeside Primary School STEM Wheatbelt Brookman Primary School Digital Technologies, STEM South Metro Bunbury Primary School* Digital Technologies Southwest Cable Beach Primary School Mathematics Kimberley Calista Primary School Mathematics South Metro Esperance Primary School Mathematics, STEM Goldfields Geographe Primary School STEM Southwest Harmony Primary School Digital Technologies South Metro Harrisdale Primary School* Digital Technologies South Metro Heathridge Primary School Digital Technologies North Metro Koondoola Primary School* Digital Technologies North Metro Mindarie Primary School Mathematics North Metro Ngaanyatjarra Lands School Science, STEM Goldfields Piara Waters Primary School DigiTech South Metro Ranford Primary School Design and Technologies South Metro Tambrey Primary School Science, STEM Pilbara Vasse Primary School* Digital Technologies Southwest West Leederville Primary School Design and Technologies, Digital Technologies North Metro Secondary schools School Areas of expertise Region Ashdale Secondary College STEM North Metro Atwell College STEM, Emerging work capabilities South Metro Bob Hawke College Digital Technologies North Metro Cecil Andrews College* Digital Technologies South Metro Comet Bay College STEM South Metro Dowerin District High School Mathematics, Science Wheatbelt Merredin College* Digital Technologies Wheatbelt Newton Moore Senior High School Science Southwest Shenton College Mathematics, Science North Metro *DigiTech School 5 .
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