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Schools in NSW with a German program

List of DET high schools, secondary colleges, central schools and primary schools in NSW with a German program. Whilst we endeavour to keep our records as accurate as possible, the lists may contain errors.
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Many independent schools also have a German program. Click here to go to the website of the Association of Independent Schools, where you can search schools by region and view their websites.

The German Saturday School
The German Saturday School provides a friendly and inexpensive environment to for students 6-18 to learn both the German language and its culture. The School has locations at Blacktown, Camden, Collaroy Plateau, Miranda and Pymble. On-demand classes are also held at Chester Hill and Liverpool.

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