1. The whole of this Instrument.

19 December 2024

1

Section 6.1A.2

Insert:

Family court means the following.

a.

The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia.

b.

The Family Court of Western Australia.

c.

The Magistrates Court of Western Australia, constituted by a family law magistrate.

2

After paragraph 6.1.5.e

Insert:

f.

They are eligible for a removal under Part 5 Division 10.

3

After section 6.1.16

Insert:

This Division does not apply to a member who is eligible for a removal under Part 5 Division 10.

4

After section 6.1.25

Insert:

This Division does not apply to a member who is eligible for a removal under Part 5 Division 10.

5

After section 6.2.1

Insert:

This Part does not apply to a member who is eligible for a removal under Part 5 Division 10.

6

After section 6.3.2

Insert:

This Part does not apply to a member who is eligible for a removal under Part 5 Division 10.

7

After paragraph 6.5.4.2.d

Insert:

da.

Division 10, Assistance on breakdown of relationship.

8

Subsection 6.5.29.1 (note to table items 1 and 4)

Repeal the note; substitute:

Note: The member may be eligible for a removal under Division 10 in connection with a breakdown of their relationship.

9

Chapter 6 Part 5 Division 10

Repeal the Division, substitute:

In this Division, the following apply.

Decision maker means the following

a.

Executive Director Relocations and Housing.

b.

Director Relocations and Housing.

c.

Assistant Director Relocations and Housing.

d.

Assistant Contract Manager Relocations and Housing.

e.

An employee of Toll Transitions who performs the duties of the following.

i.

National Relocations Administration Services Manager.

ii.

Regional Relocations Manager.

iii.

Relocations Administration Services Manager.

iv.

Senior Case Manager.

This Division applies to any of the following persons when a relationship breaks down.

a.

A member posted to a location in Australia.

b.

A member’s former partner.

1.

A person is eligible for a removal if their relationship has broken down and all of following are met.

a.

The person applies for a removal in writing.

b.

The decision maker is satisfied that the removal is reasonable, having regard to the following.

i.

The intention to establish separate living arrangements.

ii.

Any relevant orders made by a court.

iii.

If the person is a member — the reason they need to vacate the property.

iv.

Any other relevant factor.

Note 1:  Both people may be eligible to receive a removal under this Division.

Note 2:  Members receiving a removal under this Division are not eligible for disturbance allowance under Part 1 Division 1.

2.

The application for a removal under this Division must be made by the later of the following.

a.

If the person is a member — within 90 days of notification of the breakdown of the relationship.

b.

If the person is not a member — within 12 months of notification of the breakdown of the relationship.

c.

A later day that the decision maker is satisfied is reasonable.

3.

For paragraph 2.c, decision maker means the following.

a.

Executive Director Relocations and Housing.

b.

Director Relocations and Housing.

c.

Assistant Director Relocations and Housing.

d.

Assistant Contract Manager Relocations and Housing.

1.

A member is eligible for one removal under this Division in a 24-month period.

2.

A person is eligible for one removal for the breakdown of a relationship with the same partner.

Note:  Unless subsection 3 applies, if a member and their former partner reunite and separate again, neither person will be eligible for another removal.

3.

The person is eligible for one additional removal if the decision maker is satisfied it is reasonable in the circumstances.

1.

A removal is between two locations in Australia.

2.

A removal is from any of the following locations.

a.

The residence in the housing benefit location.

b.

Family benefit location.

c.

If the person has items stored under Division 7 — from the storage facility.

d.

Another location the decision maker considers reasonable.

3.

A removal is to any of the following locations.

a.

If the person is a member — to any of the following locations.

i.

The residence in their housing benefit location that they will occupy.

ii.

A storage facility if they are eligible for storage under Division 7.

b.

If the person is not a member and their former partner is a member of the Permanent Forces at the time the relationship broke down — the removal is to one of the following locations.

i.

If the marriage or ADF recognition took place outside Australia and the person’s passage to Australia was at Commonwealth expense — the person’s point of entry into Australia.

ii.

Any other location in Australia where the person has established or intends to establish a permanent home.

c.

If the person is not a member and their former partner is a member of the Reserves on continuous full-time service at the time the relationship broke down — the removal is to a one of the following locations.

i.

Where the person lived in Australia with the member immediately before the member started continuous full-time service.

ii.

Another location in Australia.

4.

If a removal is to a location under subparagraph 3.c.ii, any cost that is above the cost of a removal to the location in subparagraph 3.c.i is payable by the person.

5.

Despite subsection 3, items cannot be removed from a storage facility into another storage facility provided under Division 7 unless all of the following apply.

a.

Both persons are members.

b.

The purpose of the removal is to separate items belonging to each of the persons.

6.

The location the removal is provided to must be consistent with the basis on which eligibility for the removal was decided.

1.

Subsection 2 applies to any of the following.

a.

A member who requires a removal to their housing benefit location other than from a storage facility under Division 7 alone.

b.

A person who is not a member.

2.

A person is eligible for the removal of any of the following.

a.

The removal of furniture and effects that would be removed under Division 2.

b.

Pet relocation that would be provided under Part 1 Division 3.

c.

The removal of a private vehicle and a towable item in accordance with section 6.5.83A.

d.

The removal of items from storage under Division 7.

3.

A member who requires a removal to the housing benefit location from a storage facility under Division 7 is eligible for the removal of the furniture and effects stored in the facility.

4.

A member who requires a removal within their housing benefit location is eligible for the removal of any of the following.

a.

The removal of furniture and effects that would be removed under Division 2.

b.

The removal of items from storage under Division 7.

5.

If the member has storage under Division 7 and is receiving a removal under this Division, the decision maker may review the member’s storage benefit in accordance with section 6.5.63.

An item cannot be removed unless any of the following are met.

a.

The other person has given their written consent for the item to be removed, whether or not it has been provided in consent orders issued by a family court.

b.

A family court has issued a property settlement ruling in relation to the item.

c.

An order has been made under relevant Commonwealth, State or Territory court in relation to the item.

d.

A binding financial agreement has been made under Commonwealth, State or Territory legislation in relation to the item.

A removal must not occur until the following information has been provided to the removalists.

a.

The location to collect the items.

b.

The location to remove the items to.

c.

An inventory of the items being removed.

1.

The removal of a private vehicle and towable items includes the removal of any of the following.

a.

One private vehicle.

b.

One towable item, as defined by section 6.5A.2.

2.

A private vehicle must meet all of the following.

a.

It is owned by a person in the relationship.

b.

It is registered to a person in the relationship.

c.

It is roadworthy.

Note: The rules in subsection 6.5.82 apply to the removal of private vehicles and towable items.

3.

The removal of a private vehicle means one of the following.

a.

If the person is a member — vehicle allowance as calculated under sections 9.6.25 and 9.6.26, up to the cost of transporting the vehicle.

Note: Travel by private vehicle for the non-serving partner is provided for under 9.3.21.

b.

The removal of the vehicle.

4.

The removal of a towable item means the transport of the towable item.

Note:  A person may choose to tow their towable item.

5.

If a private vehicle has been removed under paragraph 3.b, the person is eligible for the reimbursement of the cost of delivering the vehicle to the transport agency’s depot and collecting the vehicle from the depot if all of the following apply.

a.

The person arranges for the vehicle to be delivered and picked up from a depot.

b.

The decision maker is satisfied the cost is reasonable.

6.

Costs for subsection 5 include, but are not limited to, any of the following.

a.

Drainage of fuel tanks.

b.

Unavoidable storage charges.

c.

Fares for the most economical means to and from the depot.

1.

A person who is eligible for a removal and makes private arrangements for a removal of their furniture and effects is eligible for one of the following.

a.

If the person is not a member and decision maker is satisfied that the removal was urgent — reimbursement of the costs the decision maker considers reasonable.

b.

In any other circumstance — reimbursement to the lesser of the following.

i.

The cost of the assistance a person would have received had they had a removal under this Division.

ii.

The actual cost of the privately arranged removal.

Note: The removal can be arranged through a commercial removal company or carried out personally.

2.

For the purposes of subsection 1, the costs include any of the following.

a.

The hire of, and fuel for, a suitable removal vehicle.

b.

Vehicle assistance for the use of a private vehicle for the distance from the old to the new location, up to the amount payable for vehicle allowance under Chapter 9 Part 5 Division 4.

3.

If a person receives a benefit under paragraph 1.b, they are not eligible for a removal under section 6.5.78.

4.

For paragraph 1.a, decision maker means the following.

a.

Executive Director Relocations and Housing.

b.

Director Relocations and Housing.

c.

Assistant Director Relocations and Housing.

d.

Assistant Contract Manager Relocations and Housing.

1.

The person is eligible to be reimbursed for the costs to hire a replacement item that was lost or damaged in connection with the removal if they meet all of the following.

a.

The person is not a member.

b.

They received a removal under this Division.

c.

They live with the member’s recognised family.

d.

They have filed an indemnity or insurance claim for the item.

e.

The item meets the criteria provided in subsection 6.5.13.1.

2.

The person is eligible to be reimbursed the costs of using a laundromat washing machine and dryer if all of the following are met.

a.

The washing machine or dryer is lost or damaged during a removal.

b.

The person cannot hire a suitable replacement at the new location.

3.

Eligibility under this section ends when any of the following occur.

a.

The original item is delivered or repaired.

b.

The person receives a payment for the lost or damaged item.

c.

The member’s recognised family member no longer lives with the person.

10

After section 6.5A.4

Insert:

This Part does not apply to a member who is eligible for a removal under Chapter 6 Part 5 Division 10.

11

After section 9.2.8

Insert:

This Division does not apply to a member who is eligible for a removal under Chapter 6 Part 5 Division 10.

12

Section 9.3.23

Repeal the section.

1

Subsection 6.5.61.3

Omit “is ceases”, substitute “ceases”.

2

Paragraph 6.5.61.3.a

Omit “Six months”, substitute “Fifteen months”.

3

After subsection 6.5.85.2A

Insert:

2B.

The member’s resident family or recognised other persons are eligible for a removal of the following to a location within Australia.

a.

Up to 2 private vehicles.

b.

Up to 2 towable items.

Note: Vehicles and towable will not be moved into storage facilities.

4

Section 6.5.87

Repeal the section, substitute:

Removals under this Division must occur before the later of the following.

a.

15 months of the death of the member.

b.

A day that the CDF is satisfied that it is reasonable in the circumstances.

5

Paragraph 7.6.60.2.a

Omit “6 months”, substitute “15 months”.

6

Paragraph 7.8.37.2.b

Omit “6 months”, substitute “15 months”.

7

Paragraph 7.8.37.2.c

Omit “6 months”, substitute “15 months”.

1

Subsection 7.6.41.1 (item 2, column C)

Repeal the cells, substitute:

Annex 7.A Part 3, Column B for the Service residence is classified in.

Annex 7.A Part 4, Column B for their rank group and living arrangement.

Annex 7.A Part 4 Column C for their rank group and living arrangement.

2

After section 7.6.41

Insert:

1.

This section applies to a member to whom section 7.6.59 applies. 

Note:  Section 7.6.59 applies if the member no longer has resident family and recognised other persons living with them in the Service residence.

2.

The member must pay the fortnightly contribution that applied for their family circumstances had they not changed.

Note:  Contributions under this section are subject to routine yearly adjustments.

1.

This section applies to a member to whom section 7.6.59A applies. 

Note:  Section 7.6.59A applies to a member who requests to continue occupation of a Service residence past the date eligibility ends under section 7.6.59.

2.

The member must pay one of the following fortnightly contributions for the period they have requested to remain in the Service residence under subsection 7.6.59A.1.

a.

If the decision maker is satisfied that the member requested to remain in the home for medical or compassionate reasons or that, for the period the member has requested to remain in the home, it is not needed for a member who is eligible under section 7.6.28 — the lower of the following.

i.

The fortnightly contribution that applied for their family circumstances had they not changed.

ii.

The fortnightly contribution for the member's rank group and the rent band of the Service residence.

b.

In any other circumstance — the fortnightly contribution that applied for their family circumstances had they not changed.

Note:  Contributions under this section are subject to routine yearly adjustments.

3.

In this section, decision maker means any of the following.

a.

An employee of Defence Housing Australia who performs the duties of any of the following.

i.

Team Leader in a Housing Contact Centre.

ii.

Housing Specialist in a Housing Contact Centre.

iii.

Housing Contact Centre Quality Assurance Manager.

iv.

Regional Operations Manager in a Regional Office.

b.

Executive Director Relocations and Housing.

c.

Director Relocations and Housing.

d.

Assistant Director Relocations and Housing.

e.

Assistant Contract Manager Relocations and Housing.

1.

This section applies to a member who to whom section 7.6.59C applies.

2.

The member must pay the following fortnightly contribution.

a.

For the first month, starting on the day they stop having accompanied resident family and recognised other persons living at the Service residence — the fortnightly contribution that applied for their family circumstances had they not changed.

Note:  Contributions under this paragraph are subject to routine yearly adjustments.

b.

For the remainder of the period that has been approved under subsection 7.6.59C.2 — the amount of rent determined by Defence Housing Australia. 

3

Section 7.6.59

Repeal the section, substitute:

1.

This section applies to a member who occupied a Service residence with accompanied resident family or recognised other persons and they become one of the following.

a.

A member with no resident family or recognised other persons.

b.

A member with unaccompanied resident family and no accompanied resident family.

Note:  The member may have recognised other persons living with their unaccompanied resident family.

2.

This section does not apply to a member who stops being eligible to occupy the Service residence under section 7.6.59B.

3.

The member is eligible to occupy the Service residence until the earlier of the following days.

a.

The day the member and the persons who were the member’s accompanied resident family or recognised other persons stopped occupying the Service residence.

b.

One of the following.

i.

If the change occurred due to a person’s death — the day that is 3 months after the member no longer has accompanied resident family or recognised other persons living at the Service residence.

ii.

In any other circumstance — the day that is one month after the member stops having accompanied resident family or recognised other persons living at the Service residence. 

Note:  Section 7.6.59A provides eligibility for a member to remain in the Service residence beyond the day set by this section.

1.

If a member requests to continue to occupy the Service residence beyond the day they stop being eligible under section 7.6.59, the member is eligible to continue to occupy the Service residence until the earlier of the following.

a.

The day the member has requested to stay in the Service residence until.

b.

The day that is the last day of their current posting.

c.

The day the member no longer lives at the Service residence.

Note:  Once eligibility under this section ends, the member may choose to live in the Service residence under section 7.6.29 or 7.6.30 if it is a surplus Service residence.

2.

This section does not apply to a member who ceases to be eligible to occupy the Service residence under section 7.6.59B.

1.

This section applies to a dual serving couple if all of the following have been met.

a.

Both members occupy the same Service residence.

b.

The relationship between the members has broken down. 

c.

Both members request to continue occupation of the Service residence.

2.

Eligibility to occupy the Service residence ceases for the following member.

a.

If only one member will be residing with accompanied resident family or recognised other persons following the relationship breakdown, eligibility to occupy the Service residence ends for the other member.

b.

If any of the following apply as a result of the relationship breakdown, eligibility ends for the member who is not on the agreement with Defence Housing Australia.

i.

Both members will reside with accompanied resident family or recognised other persons.

ii.

Neither member will reside with accompanied resident family or recognised other persons.

Note:  Members have access to other forms of housing assistance if their eligibility to occupy the Service residence ends.

1.

This section applies to a member who meets all of the following.

a.

The member and their partner’s relationship breaks down.

b.

The member no longer occupies the Service residence.

c.

The member was occupying the Service residence with accompanied resident family or recognised other persons immediately before the breakdown of the relationship.

d.

The Service residence will continue to be occupied by at least one person who is the member’s recognised family. 

2.

The member’s recognised family are eligible to occupy the Services residence beyond what is provided by subsection 7.6.59.3 for a period the decision maker is satisfied is reasonable after considering all of the following.

a.

The time needed for the persons to acquire new housing.

b.

The availability of other forms of accommodation that are suitable for the needs of the recognised family. 

Note:  Under Defence Housing Australia rules, carers or parents of children may occupy the property with the member’s recognised family.

3.

Despite subsection 2, eligibility under this section ends when the member’s recognised family no longer occupies the Service residence.

4.

In this section, decision maker means any of the following.

a.

An employee of DHA who performs the duties of any of the following.

i.

Team Leader in a Housing Contact Centre.

ii.

Housing Specialist in a Housing Contact Centre.

iii.

Housing Contact Centre Quality Assurance Manager.

iv.

Regional Operations Manager in a Regional Office.

b.

Executive Director Relocations and Housing.

c.

Director Relocations and Housing.

d.

Assistant Director Relocations and Housing.

e.

Assistant Contract Manager Relocations and Housing.

4

At the end of subsection 7.8.5.1

Insert:

Note:  Division 5 provides events which may end or effect a member’s eligibility to rent allowance.

5

At the end of subsections 7.8.5.2 and 7.8.5.3

Add:

Note:  Division 5 provides events which may end or effect a member’s eligibility to rent allowance.

6

Paragraph 7.8.47.1.c

Repeal the paragraph.

1

Paragraph 15.1.3A.a

Repeal the paragraph, substitute:

a.

For a posting location in an item of column A of Annex 15.6.A, one of the following.

i.

If the child is in early childhood education — the school in column B of the same item.

ii.

If the child is in pre-school — the school in column C of the same item.

iii.

If the child is in primary school — the school in column D of the same item.

iv.

If the child is in secondary school — the school in column E of the same item.

2

Paragraph 15.6.2.b

Omit “that is more than 3 years old”.

3

Paragraph 15.6.2.c

Repeal the paragraph, substitute:

c.

The child is enrolled in one of the following.

i.

A centre-based early childhood education facility.

Note 1: This does not include hiring of a nanny or au pair, in-home care or family day care.

Note 2: The child enrolled in an early childhood education facility does not have to be enrolled full-time

ii.

Pre-school.

Note: The child enrolled in pre-school does not have to be enrolled full-time.

iii.

Full-time primary school.

iv.

Full-time secondary school.

v.

Full-time tertiary education.

vi.

Full-time junior college or similar institution in the USA.

4

After Chapter 15 Part 6 Division 1

Insert:

The purpose of early childhood education assistance is to assist members who are on long-term posting overseas and have a child attending a centre-based early childhood education facility in the posting location with the associated fees.

This Division applies to a member who meets all of the following.

a.

They have a dependant who is 3 years of age or younger who meets all of the following.

Note:  Education assistance from a member’s accompanying child who is attending pre-school is provided under Division 1.

i.

They live with the member at the overseas posting location.

ii.

They cannot be enrolled in pre-school as a result of local preschool entry dates.

b.

Their dependant is enrolled in an early childhood education facility at the member's posting location overseas.

Note:  Education assistance from a member’s accompanying child who is attending pre-school is provided under Division 1.

This Division does not apply to a member who meets any of the following.

a.

They are on leave without pay.

b.

They are receiving another form of education assistance for the child.

Note:  This includes education assistance from an entity external to Defence.

In this Division, the following apply.

Activity hours has the meaning given by 15.6.6E.

Compulsory fees means the mandatory costs incurred for application fees, enrolment fees and compulsory tuition fees.

Note:  Compulsory fees do not include uniforms or equivalent, incidentals, such as nappies and wipes, meals and snacks, excursions or any other charges above the benchmark.

Early childhood education facility means a centre-based facility providing early childhood education.

Note:  It does not include alternative care types, such as an au pair or nanny, in-home care, family day care or playgroups.

Yearly benefit means the amount calculated using the following formula.

Where:

A

is the compulsory fees charged by benchmark school in the member’s posting location in Australian Dollars.

Note:  The benchmark amount is converted from local currency to Australian Dollars using the exchange rate used to pay the member’s salary as at 1 July within the year prior to the date of processing the benefit.

B

 is one of the following.

i.

If the member is an unaccompanied member — AUD $11,313.00.

ii.

If the member is an accompanied member — AUD $17,059.00.

Activity hours means all of the following.

a.

In relation to the member, any of the following.

i.

They are required to attend for duty as part of the regular pattern of work.

ii.

They are travelling between their place of work and the early childhood education facility the child attends.

b.

If the member is an accompanied member — any of the following apply to the member’s partner.

i.

They are undertaking paid work.

ii.

They are undertaking study.

iii.

They are travelling between their place of work or study and the early childhood education facility the child attends.

iv.

They are on a period of paid leave.

Note: Paid leave includes annual, personal, parental and maternity leave.

1.

A member is eligible for early childhood education assistance on a day the child attends an early childhood education facility and one of the following applies.

a.

If the member is an unaccompanied member — they are undertaking activity hours.

b.

If the member is an accompanied member — one of the following applies.

i.

The member and their partner are undertaking activity hours.

ii.

The member is undertaking activity hours and their partner is unable to care for the child without assistance because of a medical condition.

Note:  The member must provide evidence that their partner is undertaking activity hours or unable to care for their dependent child without assistance because of a medical condition. This may include a letter from the partner’s employer, a course enrolment letter with expected contact hours, or medical evidence.

2.

A member is not eligible for early childhood education assistance for more than the following. 

a.

10 hours on a day. 

b.

5 days in a week.

3.

If the yearly benefit is AUD 0 or less, the member is not eligible for early childhood education assistance.

1.

The hourly rate of early childhood education assistance is calculated using the following formula, rounded up to the nearest whole dollar.

2.

The total number of hours of early childhood education assistance on a day is rounded up to the full hour.

3.

If the yearly rate changes, the rate of early childhood education assistance is the rate that applied on the day the costs were incurred.

A member ceases to be eligible for early childhood education assistance for a day 3 months after the invoice for that day has being issued.

5

Section 15.6.7

After “applies to a member whose child is” insert “3 years or older and is”.

6

Paragraph 15.6.10.1.b

Omit “to attend for 15 hour per week”

7

Paragraph 15.6.10.1.b (note)

Omit the note.

8

Annex 15.6.A

Repeal the Annex, substitute:

Item

Column A

Posting location

Benchmark school

Column B

Early childhood education facility

Column C

Pre-school/Kindergarten

Column D

Primary school

Column E

Secondary school

1.

Bangladesh

–

American International School Dhaka

American International School Dhaka

American International School Dhaka

2.

Belgium

British School of Brussels

International School, Brussels

International School, Brussels

International School, Brussels

3.

Brunei

–

Jerudong International School

Jerudong International School

Jerudong International School

4.

Cambodia

–

–

International School, Phnom Penh

–

5.

Canada

La Citadelle International Academy of Arts and Science School

Turnbull School, Ottawa

For grades 1–3, Turnbull School, Ottawa

For grades 4-6, Ashbury College, Ottawa

Ashbury College, Ottawa

6.

China

–

British School, Beijing

British School, Beijing

British School, Beijing

7.

Cook Islands

–

Te Uki Oh School

Te Uki Oh School

–

8.

East Timor

–

Quality Schools International, Dili

Quality Schools International, Dili

Quality Schools International, Dili

9.

Ethiopia

–

International Community School Addis Ababa

International Community School Addis Ababa

International Community School Addis Ababa

10.

Fiji

–

International School, Suva

International School, Suva

International School, Suva

11.

France

- Paris

Claudine Oliver

International School, Paris

International School, Paris

International School, Paris

- other

Claudine Oliver

EPIM School, Aix-en-Provence

EPIM School, Aix-en-Provence

EPIM School, Aix-en-Provence

12.

Germany

- Bremen

–

The International School of Bremen

The International School of Bremen

The International School of Bremen

- Hamburg

–

The International School of Hamburg

The International School of Hamburg

The International School of Hamburg

- other

–

Brandenburg Berlin International School

Brandenburg Berlin International School

Brandenburg Berlin International School

13.

India

–

American Embassy School, New Delhi

American Embassy School, New Delhi

American Embassy School, New Delhi

14.

Indonesia

–

Jakarta International School

Jakarta International School

Jakarta International School

15.

Italy

- Pisa

–

International School of Florence

International School of Florence

International School of Florence

- other

Asilo Nido Gli Amici di Pimpa

American Overseas School of Rome

American Overseas School of Rome

American Overseas School of Rome

16.

Japan

ABC International School

American School, Tokyo

American School, Tokyo

American School, Tokyo

17.

Jordan

–

American Community School, Amman

American Community School, Amman

American Community School, Amman

18.

Kiribati

–

–

Ruruboa School

–

19.

Kuwait

–

The English School

The English School

The English School

20.

Laos

–

Vientiane International School

Vientiane International School

Vientiane International School

21.

Malaysia

- Kuala Lumpur

–

Children's House

International School

International School

- other

–

St Christopher's School, Butterworth

St Christopher's School, Butterworth

Uplands School, Butterworth

22.

Marshall Islands

–

Majuro Cooperative School

Majuro Cooperative School

Majuro Cooperative School

23.

Micronesia

-–

Calvary Christian Academy

Calvary Christian Academy

Calvary Christian Academy

24.

Myanmar

–

The International School Yangon

The International School Yangon

The International School Yangon

25.

Netherlands (including The Hague)

–

The British School in The Netherlands

The British School in The Netherlands

The British School in The Netherlands

26.

New Caledonia

Garderie Les Bisounours

James Cook International School

James Cook International School

James Cook International School

27.

New Zealand

- Wellington

Co Kids Childcare

Any government school

Scots College

Scots College

- other

Co Kids Childcare

Any government school

Any government school

Any government school

29.

Palau

–

Emmaus Gospel Kindergarten

Seventh Day Adventist Elementary School

–

30.

Papua New Guinea

- Port Moresby

–

Ela Beach

Any Australian curriculum primary school administered by the Papua New Guinea Government or the International Education Agency

Any Australian curriculum secondary school administered by the Papua New Guinea Government or the International Education Agency

- Lae

–

–

Any Australian curriculum primary school administered by the Papua New Guinea Government or the International Education Agency

Any Australian curriculum primary school administered by the Papua New Guinea Government or the International Education Agency

31.

Philippines

–

International School, Manila

International School, Manila

International School, Manila

32.

Samoa

–

Baha'i Montessori

Vaiala Beach School

Robert Louis Stevenson Secondary School

33.

Saudi Arabia

–

American International School, Riyadh

American International School, Riyadh

American International School, Riyadh

34.

Singapore

Australian International School Singapore

Australian International School

Australian International School

Australian International School

35.

Solomon Islands

–

Woodford International School

Woodford International School

Woodford International School

36.

South Korea

Seoul Foreign School

Seoul Foreign British School

Seoul Foreign British School

Seoul Foreign British School

Seoul Foreign School

37.

Spain

- Madrid

Alaria International Nursery School

American School of Madrid

American School of Madrid

American School of Madrid

- La Coruna/Ferrol

Alaria International Nursery School

Colegio Obradorio

Colegio Obradorio

Colegio Obradorio

38.

Sri Lanka

–

Overseas School of Colombo

Overseas School of Colombo

Overseas School of Colombo

39.

Sweden

–

Stockholm International School

Stockholm International School

Stockholm International School

40.

Thailand

–

NIST International School

NIST International School

NIST International School

41.

Tonga

–

ACTS Community School

ACTS Community School

Ocean of Light International School

42.

Türkiye

–

–

The George C Marshall School

The George C Marshall School

43.

UK

- London

Holland Park Pre-prep and Nursery

Southbank International School

Southbank International School

Southbank International School

- other

Bright Horizons Bristol Day Nursery and Preschool

Southbank International School

Southbank International School

Southbank International School

44.

United Arab Emirates

Redwood Nursery Yas Island

Cranleigh Abu Dhabi

Cranleigh Abu Dhabi

Cranleigh Abu Dhabi

45.

USA

- Washington DC

Capitol Hill Child Care

The government pre-school where the member lives.

The government primary school where the member lives.

The government secondary school where the member lives.

- Hawaii

Kamaaina Kids, Kaneohe

The government pre-school where the member lives.

The government primary school where the member lives.

The government secondary school where the member lives.

- Manhattan

–

Dwight School, New York

Dwight School, New York

Dwight School, New York

- other

Brighter Daycare, San Diego

The government pre-school where the member lives.

The government primary school where the member lives.

The government secondary school where the member lives.

46.

Vanuatu

–

Mrs Parrett's Pre-school Kindergarten

Port Vila International School

–

47.

Vietnam

–

United Nations International School Hanoi

United Nations International School Hanoi

United Nations International School Hanoi