APPENDIX IIIA ABORIGINAL ENROLMENTS - 1980 505
PRIMARY and secondary by metropolitan and country
GOVERNMENT AND NON-GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS
GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS
Metropolitan Country
--------------------------------------------- Total
Primary Secondary Primary Secondary
High
Area ζ Special Rural
Primary 8 Rural 515
Junior Primary 119
Special Aboriginal
Special Schools 23
Correspondence School
323 374 697
285 162 447
680 2 1,197
57 176
772 142 914
12 6 41
53 10 63
Total
690
NON-GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS
Metropolitan
Primary Secondary
High
Combined High $ Primary 9
Primary 36
Special Schools 1
Total 46
31
44 3
7
---countr×--------- Total
Primary Secondary
4 35
2 58
43
1
75 10 6 137
GOVERNMENT AND N0N-G0VERNMENT SCHOOLS
Metropolitan Country
------------------—----——---- Total
Primary Secondary Primary Secondary
High 354
Area 8 Special Rural
Combined High 8 Primary 9 44
Primary § Rural 551
Junior Primary 119
Special Aboriginal
Special Schools 24 12
Correspondence
378 732
285 ‘ 162 447
3 2 58
687 2 1,240
57 176
772 142 914
6 42
53 10 63
Aboriginal students in Pre-Schools attached to Junior Primary, Primary, Area or
Aboriginal Schools are included in the Primary total.
(Education Department of South Australia, 1980).
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