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TERRA SANCTA COLLEGE

85 Hambledon Road, Schofields NSW 2762
Terra Sancta College is a progressive co-educational Catholic school located across two campuses: Schofields (Years 7-10) and Nirimba (Years 11-12).

The College places the student at the centre of all its energies. It is our desire that our students are able to develop spiritually, emotionally, physically and intellectually to their own personal best
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Schofields Public School

St Albans Road, Schofields NSW 2762

Schofields Public School has served the Schofields community since 1919 when the school was first established in a small community hall. The school was moved to its present site on the corner of St. Albans Road and Junction Road in 1923. The original school building is still in use today and its two small classrooms are an abiding reminder of the heritage of this school in the community. It is interesting to note that one of the school's first students, Miss Violet Alderton, who was enrolled in the first Kindergarten class of 1919, is still living in the local area today. One of the school's major awards has been named in her honour.

TERRA SANCTA COLLEGE Logo and Images

TERRA SANCTA COLLEGE

85 Hambledon Road, Schofields NSW 2762
Terra Sancta College is a progressive co-educational Catholic school located across two campuses: Schofields (Years 7-10) and Nirimba (Years 11-12).

The College places the student at the centre of all its energies. It is our desire that our students are able to develop spiritually, emotionally, physically and intellectually to their own personal best
Schofields Public School Logo and Images

Schofields Public School

St Albans Road, Schofields NSW 2762

Schofields Public School has served the Schofields community since 1919 when the school was first established in a small community hall. The school was moved to its present site on the corner of St. Albans Road and Junction Road in 1923. The original school building is still in use today and its two small classrooms are an abiding reminder of the heritage of this school in the community. It is interesting to note that one of the school's first students, Miss Violet Alderton, who was enrolled in the first Kindergarten class of 1919, is still living in the local area today. One of the school's major awards has been named in her honour.