List of schools in Ballarat

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This is a list of schools provided by and within the City of Ballarat. [1]

SchoolSuburb or TownYearsM/F/Co-edCategoryFoundedWebsite
Alfredton Primary SchoolAlfredtonPrimaryCo-edGovernment website
Ballarat Christian College SebastopolPrep to Year 12Co-ed Christianity 1985 website
Ballarat Clarendon College BallaratPrep to Year 12Co-ed Uniting 1864 website
Ballarat Grammar School WendoureeK-12Co-ed Anglican 1911 website
Ballarat High School BallaratSecondaryCo-edGovernment1907 website
Ballarat North Primary SchoolBallaratPrimaryCo-edGovernment1953 website
Ballarat Secondary College BallaratSecondaryCo-edGovernment1994 website
Ballarat Steiner School and KindergartenMount HelenPrimaryCo-ed Rudolf Steiner 2000 website
Black Hill Primary SchoolBlack HillPrimaryCo-edGovernment1881 website
Buninyong Primary SchoolBuninyongPrimaryCo-edGovernment1874 [2] website
Bungaree Primary SchoolBungareePrimaryCo-edGovernment1877 website
Caledonian Primary SchoolBrown HillPrimaryCo-edGovernment1994 website
Canadian Lead Primary SchoolBallarat EastPrimaryCo-edGovernment1994 website
Cape Clear Primary SchoolCape ClearPrimaryCo-edGovernment
Clunes Primary SchoolClunesPrimaryCo-edGovernment1875 website
Creswick Primary SchoolCreswickPrimaryCo-edGovernment1854 website
Creswick North Primary SchoolCreswickPrimaryCo-edGovernment website
Damascus College Mount ClearSecondaryCo-ed Catholic 1881 website
Dana Street Primary SchoolBallaratPrimaryCo-edGovernment1857 website
Delacombe Primary SchoolDelacombePrimaryCo-edGovernment1981 website
Emmaus Catholic Primary SchoolMount ClearPrimaryCo-ed Catholic 2008 website
Forest Street Primary SchoolWendoureePrimaryCo-edGovernment1966 website
Glen Park Primary SchoolGlen ParkPrimaryCo-edGovernment1871 website
Haddon Primary SchoolHaddonPrimaryCo-edGovernment1870 website
Invermay Primary SchoolInvermayPrimaryCo-edGovernment1867 website
Lal Lal Primary SchoolLal LalPrimaryCo-edGovernment1866 website
Little Bendigo Primary SchoolNerrinaPrimaryCo-edGovernment1874 website
Loreto College BallaratSecondaryF Catholic 1875 website
Lumen Christi SchoolDelacombePrimaryCo-ed Catholic 1990 website
Macarthur Street Primary SchoolSoldiers HillPrimaryCo-edGovernment1878 [3] website
Magpie Primary SchoolMagpiePrimaryCo-edGovernment1880 [4] website
Miners Rest Primary SchoolMiners RestK to Year 6Co-edGovernment1858 website
Mount Blowhard Primary SchoolBlowhardPrimaryCo-edGovernment website
Mount Clear College Mount ClearSecondaryCo-edGovernment1976 website
Mount Clear Primary SchoolMount ClearPrimaryCo-edGovernment1958 website
Mount Pleasant Primary SchoolBallaratPrimaryCo-edGovernment1855 website
Mount Rowan Secondary CollegeWendoureeSecondaryCo-edGovernment2019 website
Napoleons Primary SchoolNapoleonsPrimaryCo-edGovernment1870 website
Newington Primary SchoolBallaratPrimaryCo-edGovernment1860 website
Our Lady Help of Christians SchoolWendoureePrimaryCo-ed Catholic 1961 website
Phoenix P-12 Community College SebastopolKinder to Year 12Co-edGovernment2011 website
Pleasant Street Primary SchoolLake WendoureePrimaryCo-edGovernment1877 website
Sebastopol Primary SchoolSebastopolPrimaryCo-edGovernment1873 website
Siena Catholic Primary SchoolLucasPrimaryCo-edCatholic2017
St Alipius' Primary SchoolBallarat EastPrimaryCo-ed Catholic 1853 website
St Aloysius' SchoolRedanPrimaryCo-ed Catholic 1876 website
St Brendan's Primary SchoolDunnstownPrimaryCo-ed Catholic 1858 website
St Columba's SchoolSoldiers HillPrimaryCo-ed Catholic 1911 website
St Francis Xavier SchoolBallarat EastPrimaryCo-ed Catholic 1914 website
St James' Parish SchoolSebastopolPrimaryCo-ed Catholic 1956 website
St Mary's SchoolClarkes HillPrimaryCo-ed Catholic 1946 website
St Patrick's College BallaratSecondaryM Catholic 1893 website
St Patrick's Primary SchoolBallaratPrimaryCo-ed Catholic 1924 website
St Thomas More SchoolAlfredtonPrimaryCo-ed Catholic 1980 website
Warrenheip Primary SchoolWarrenheipPrimaryCo-edGovernment1876 website
Waubra Primary SchoolWaubraPrimaryCo-edGovernment1916 website
Wendouree Primary SchoolWendoureePrimaryCo-edGovernment website
Woady Yaloak Primary SchoolScarsdale, Smythesdale, Snake Valley, Ross CreekPrimaryCo-edGovernment1994 website
Woodmans Hill Secondary CollegeBallarat EastSecondaryCo-edGovernment2019 website
Yuille Park P-8 Community CollegeWendoureePrimaryCo-edGovernment2008 website

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References

  1. "City of Ballarat | City of Ballarat". www.ballarat.vic.gov.au.
  2. "Home". home.vicnet.net.au.
  3. Wright, Denise; Daykin, John; Spielvogel, Dennis (2003). Macarthur Street memories : an illustrated history of Macarthur Street Primary School, number 2022, Ballarat, 1878-2003. Ballarat. ISBN   0646424742.
  4. Magpie Primary School No. 2271 : centenary 1880-1980. 1980.