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Enmore High School

1955 establishments in Australia1990 disestablishments in AustraliaDefunct public high schools in SydneyEducational institutions disestablished in 1980Educational institutions established in 1955
New South Wales school stubsUse Australian English from April 2015

Enmore High School is a former boys high school in the inner Sydney suburb of Enmore, Australia.

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Enmore High School
Marian Lane, Sydney Enmore

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Marian Lane
2042 Sydney, Enmore
New South Wales, Australia
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