Template:Infobox Aust school/doc

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[edit] Usage

This infobox is for use in Australian Public School articles. To add this infobox to a qualifying article, copy the following code exactly and paste it at the very top of the article.
For the infobox for Australian Private Schools, see Template:Infobox Aust school private.

Note: Please do not subst this or any other infobox

{{Infobox Aust school
| name        = 
| image       = 
| motto       = 
| established = 
| type        = 
| principal   = 
| city        = 
| state       = 
| country     = 
| coordinates = 
| campus      = 
| enrolment   = 
| colours     = 
| homepage    = 
}}

[edit] Example

{{Infobox Aust school
| name        = School Name
| image       = [[Image:StunningSchoolLogo.gif]]
| motto       = ''Dramatic Sounding Phrase''
| established = May 1957
| type        = [[Public school|Public]], [[Secondary school|Secondary]], [[Day school]]
| principal   = Mr John Smith
| city        = [[Sydney]]
| state       = [[New South Wales]]
| country     = [[Australia]] {{flagicon|Australia}}
| coordinates = {{coord|33|52|54|S|151|6|57|E|display=inline,title}}
| campus      = [[Urban area|Urban]]
| enrolment   = ~2000 (7-12)
| colours     = Red, Orange & Green {{color box|#FF0000}}{{color box|#FF7F00}}{{color box|#008000}}
| homepage    = [http://www.school-name.edu.au/ school-name.edu.au]
}}

School Name
Image:StunningSchoolLogo.gif
Dramatic Sounding Phrase
Established	May 1957
School type	Public, Secondary, Day school
Principal/ Headmaster	Mr John Smith
Location	Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Coordinates	33°52′54″S 151°6′57″E / -33.88167, 151.11583Coordinates: 33°52′54″S 151°6′57″E / -33.88167, 151.11583
Campus	Urban
Enrolment	~2000 (7-12)
School colours	Red, Orange & Green
Homepage	school-name.edu.au

[edit] Microformat

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