Hampton Park Secondary College

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Hampton Park Secondary College
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Hampton Park Secondary College


Coordinates 38°2′6″S145°15′33″E / 38.03500°S 145.25917°E / -38.03500; 145.25917 Coordinates: 38°2′6″S145°15′33″E / 38.03500°S 145.25917°E / -38.03500; 145.25917
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TypeSecondary state school
PrincipalWayne Haworth [1]
Teaching staff98 [2]
Enrollment1208 [2]
Assistant PrincipalsEloise Haynes, Ayman Youssef, Karen Shiel, Paul Broecker [3] [1]
Website http://www.hpsc.vic.edu.au/

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  2. 1 2 http://www.myschool.edu.au/SchoolProfile/Index/76631/HamptonParkSecondaryCollege/45499/2013 [ dead link ]
  3. "About | Hampton Park Secondary College".
  4. "Hampton Park Secondary College". School Choice. Universal Magazines. Retrieved 6 April 2013.