Central Coast (New South Wales) - Education

Education

The Central Coast has a campus of the University of Newcastle located at Ourimbah. There are three campuses of the Hunter Institute of TAFE located at Gosford, Wyong and Ourimbah. The Central Coast has a wide range of primary and secondary school institutions.

Public K-6

  • Avoca Beach Public School
  • Bateau Bay Public School
  • Berkeley Vale Public School
  • Brisbania Public School
  • Brooke Ave Public School
  • Budgewoi Public School
  • Central Mangrove Public School
  • Chittaway Bay Public School
  • Copacabana Public School
  • Dooralong Public School
  • East Gosford Public School
  • Empire Bay Public School
  • Gorokan Public School
  • Gosford Public School
  • Holgate Primary School
  • Jilliby Public School
  • Kanwal Public School
  • Kariong Public School
  • Killarney Vale Public School
  • Kincumber Public School
  • Kulnura Public School
  • Lisarow Public School
  • Mannering Park Public School
  • Narara Public School
  • Niagara Park Public School
  • Ourimbah Public School
  • Peats Ridge Public School
  • Point Clare Public School
  • Pretty Beach Public School
  • Spencer Public School
  • Tacoma Public School
  • Terrigal Public School
  • The Entrance Public School
  • Tuggerah Public School
  • Tuggerwong Public School
  • Umina Public School
  • Valley View Public School
  • Wamberal Public School
  • Warnervale Public School
  • Woodport Public School
  • Woy Woy Public School
  • Woy Woy South Primary School
  • Wyee Public School
  • Wyoming Primary School
  • Wyong Creek Primary School
  • Wyong Grove Public School
  • Wyong Public School
  • Yarramalong Public School

Public 7-12

  • Berkeley Vale Community High School
  • Brisbane Water Secondary College, Umina/Woy Woy
  • Erina High School
  • Gosford High School (selective)
  • Gorokan High School
  • Henry Kendall High School, Gosford
  • Kariong Mountains High School
  • Kincumber High School
  • Lisarow High School
  • Narara Valley High School
  • Northlakes High School
  • Terrigal High School
  • The Entrance High School
  • Tumbi Umbi High School
  • Wyong High School

Special Schools

  • Girakool Special School
  • Glenvale Special School (Narara, North Entrance)

Private

  • Central Coast Adventist School (K-12)
  • Central Coast Grammar School, Erina Heights (K-12)
  • Central Coast Rudolf Steiner School
  • Green Point Christian College, Green Point (K-12)
  • Holy Cross Catholic Primary School, Kincumber (K-6)
  • Lakes Grammar - An Anglican School, Warnervale (K-12)
  • MacKillop Catholic College, Warnervale (K-12)
  • Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Primary School, Shelly Beach (K-6)
  • Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Primary School, Wyoming (K-6)
  • Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Primary School, Terrigal (K-6)
  • St. Brendan's Catholic Primary School, Lake Munmorah (K-6)
  • St. Cecelia's Catholic Primary School, Wyong (K-6)
  • St. Edward's Christian Brothers College, East Gosford (7-12, boys)
  • St. John Fisher Catholic Primary School, Tumbi Umbi (K-6)
  • St. John the Baptist Catholic Primary School, Woy Woy South (K-6)
  • St. Joseph's Catholic College, East Gosford (7-12, girls)
  • St. Mary's Catholic Primary School, Noraville (K-6)
  • St. Patrick's Catholic Primary School, East Gosford (K-6)
  • St. Peter's Catholic College, Tuggerah (7-12)
  • St. Philip's Christian College (Gosford campus), Gosford
  • Wyong Christian Community School, Wyong (K-12)

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