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New Northern Suburbs Secondary Schl

Lot 104 Petherton Road, Eyre, SA, 5121

Secondary

A little about this school

New Northern Suburbs Secondary Schl is a government secondary school in Eyre, South Australia. Explore its published programs and admissions information below.

Public or private
Public / government
School sector
Public (government)
Religious affiliation
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Denomination / tradition
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School level
Secondary
Year levels
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Student intake
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