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School Investment Package National School List Name Roll Funding available Abbotsford School 295 $204,435 Aberdeen School 686 $400,000 Aberfeldy School 30 $50,000 Addington School 260 $180,180 Adventure School 472 $327,096 Ahipara School 254 $176,022 Ahititi School 10 $50,000 Ahuroa School 74 $51,282 Aka Aka School 38 $50,000 Akaroa Area School 93 $64,449 Albany Junior High School 1244 $400,000 Albany School 771 $400,000 Albany Senior High School 802 $400,000 Albury School 23 $50,000 Alexandra School 222 $153,846 Alfredton School 59 $50,000 Alfriston College 1031 $400,000 Alfriston School 375 $259,875 Allandale School 362 $250,866 Allenton School 401 $277,893 Allenvale Special School and Res Centre $200,000 Amberley School 225 $155,925 Amesbury School 274 $189,882 Amisfield School 171 $118,503 Amuri Area School 349 $241,857 Anchorage Park School 174 $120,582 Andersons Bay School 315 $218,295 Aokautere School 128 $88,704 Aoraki Mount Cook School 11 $50,000 Aorangi School (Rotorua) 120 $83,160 Aorere College 1500 $400,000 Aotea College 983 $400,000 Apanui School 411 $284,823 Aparima College 188 $130,284 Apiti School 27 $50,000 Appleby School 124 $85,932 Arahoe School 703 $400,000 Arahunga School $200,000 Arakura School 164 $113,652 Aranga School 19 $50,000 Aranui School (Wanganui) 51 $50,000 Arapohue School 33 $50,000 Ararimu School 137 $94,941 Arataki School 493 $341,649 Ardgowan School 165 $114,345 Ardmore School 347 $240,471 Argyll East School 73 $50,589 Aria School 49 $50,000 Arohanui Special School $200,000 Arohena School 24 $50,000 Arowhenua Maori School 51 $50,000 Arrowtown School 525 $363,825 Arthur Miller School 346 $239,778 Arthur Street School 204 $141,372 Ascot Community School 315 $218,295 Ashbrook School 108 $74,844 Ashburton Borough School 382 $264,726 Ashburton College 1147 $400,000 Ashburton Intermediate 405 $280,665 Ashburton Netherby School 150 $103,950 Ashgrove School 514 $356,202 Ashhurst School 446 $309,078 Ashley School 169 $117,117 Auckland Girls' Grammar School 943 $400,000 Auckland Grammar 2421 $400,000 Auckland Normal Intermediate 698 $400,000 Auckland Point School 120 $83,160 Auroa School 186 $128,898 Aurora College 413 $286,209 Avalon Intermediate 188 $130,284 Avalon School 233 $161,469 Avon School 68 $50,000 Avondale College 2622 $400,000 Avondale Intermediate 364 $252,252 Avondale Primary School (Auckland) 313 $216,909 Avonhead School 613 $400,000 Awahono School - Grey Valley 87 $60,291 Awahou School 30 $50,000 Awakeri School 348 $241,164 Awanui School 34 $50,000 Awapuni School (Gisborne) 251 $173,943 Awapuni School (P.

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For the Year Ended 31 March 2018
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