AU Australian Christian College - Burnie

Somerset · Independent

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Australian Christian College - Burnie is a independent in Somerset serving around 28 pupils.

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Schools nearby

Somerset Primary School AU Somerset Somerset Primary School AU Somerset Burnie High School AU Cooee Cooee Primary School AU Cooee Burnie High School AU Cooee