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(2) The identity of each school outlined in part (1)
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National School Chaplaincy Program | |
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Government Primary Schools |
Government Secondary Schools |
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Bonython Primary School |
Belconnen High School |
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Charles Condor Primary School |
Calwell High School |
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Evatt Primary School |
Campbell High School |
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Gordon Primary School |
Caroline Chisholm High School |
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Isabella Plains Primary School |
Lanyon High School |
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Kaleen Primary School |
Melba High School |
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Macquarie Primary School |
Melrose High School |
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Ngunnawal Primary School |
Stromlo High School |
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North Ainslie Primary School |
Black Mountain School |
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Richardson Primary School |
Canberra College |
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Theodore Primary School |
Copland College |
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Wanniassa Hills Primary School |
Erindale College |
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Hawker College | |
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Lake Ginninderra College | |
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Lake Tuggeranong College | |
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Narrabundah College | |
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Alternate Structured Schools | |
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Wanniassa School (K-10) | |
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Amaroo School (P-10) | |
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Gold Creek School (K-10) | |
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Non-Government Primary Schools |
Non-Government Secondary Schools |
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Good Shepherd Primary School |
Daramalan College |
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Holy Family Parish Primary School |
St Francis Xavier College |
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Holy Spirit Primary School | |
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Islamic School of Canberra | |
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St Bede’s Primary School | |
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St Clare of Assisi Primary School | |
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St Francis of Assisi Primary School | |
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St John the Apostle Primary School | |
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St Thomas Aquinas Primary School | |
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St Thomas More’s Primary School | |
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The Galilee School | |
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Alternate Structured Schools | |
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Burgmann College | |
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Covenant College | |
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Emmaus Christian School | |
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Orana School | |
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Brindabella Christian College | |
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Canberra Grammar School | |
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Canberra Girls’ Grammar School | |
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Radford College | |
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St Edmund’s College | |
(3) Under the National School Chaplaincy Program $165 million over three years (2006-07 to 2009-10) will be available for government and non-government schools to establish school chaplaincy services, or expand existing services. Government and non-government schools and their communities were able to apply for up to $20 000 per annum (and a maximum of $60 000 over the life of the program) to establish school chaplaincy services or to enhance existing chaplaincy services.
(4) No.
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