Albion Park Rail Public School

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NameAlbion Park Rail Public SchoolTypeBuildingSchoolGeolocation^[1] Last edited by: Will Chittick

DescriptionAlbion Park Rail Public School is situated in Tongarra Road Albion Park Rail and opened 15 March 1959.

The school site was part of an 1821 grant from Governor Macquarie to William Charles Wentworth, son of D’Arcy Wentworth.

Assigned 29th June, 1973 NSW GNB

The land Lot 12 was bought by George Laurence Fuller and inherited by his son George Warburton Fuller. Becoming the Oak Flats Estate it was subdivided into lots in 1921 by public auction.

The site of the school was once part of the McDonald family farm.

When the Albion Park Rail school opened 134 pupils were enrolled and by 1975 when Mr. D. McIlquham was Principal there were 17 teachers, and 456 pupils. (excerpt ‘Town at the Crossroads’ by Stan Thomas).

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Albion Park Rail Public School

Albion Park Rail Primary School

Albion Park Rail Public School

Albion Park Rail Public School 2001

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RSVP Letter Albion Park Public School Centenary Luncheon

Albion Park Rail Public School 2001

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Albion Park Rail Public School