PM Julia Gillard warns Premier Denis Napthine as school cash deadline looms Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Victorian Premier Denis Napthine are due to have a teleconference hook-up to discuss the education funding issue. PRIME Minister Julia Gillard is aiming at Premier Denis Napthine's electorate as she intensifies pressure for Victoria to sign up to Labor's school funding plan. The Federal Government has released figures to the Herald Sun showing 27 schools in Dr Napthine's South-West Coast seat would miss out on $43 million if he does not strike a deal by Sunday's deadline. It includes $6.7 million extra for Brauer Secondary College, a little more than $5 million for Warrnambool College and $4.1 million for Portland Secondary. The Government also says 11 schools in state Education Minister Martin Dixon's Nepean electorate would miss out on almost $32 million. This includes $8.5 million for Rosebud Secondary and $5.2 million for Dromana Secondary. The extra money would be paid over the next six years and would be two-thirds funded by the Federal Government and one-third by the State Government. Ms Gillard and Dr Napthine are due to have a teleconference hook-up today to discuss the issue. "Premier Napthine has six days left to secure $4 billion for Victorian schools," the PM told the Herald Sun. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to deliver the biggest investment in education in generations. The future of our schools should be above politics. I urge Premier Napthine to come to the table. Ms Gillard is demanding Victoria meet her June 30 deadline, saying it is important to allow schools to get ready for next year. Victoria has questioned the importance of the deadline and says it wants to ensure every school and every student will be better off. The PM fired back saying a failure to sign would mean Victorian students would be worse off than those across the border in NSW and South Australia, as their governments had signed up. I don't want to see kids in Victoria fall behind those in NSW and South Australia. Let's give Victorian kids every opportunity at a better life," Ms Gillard said.