North Sydney Boys High School

North Sydney Boys High School

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North Sydney Boys High School can trace its origins back to North Sydney Public School which was located on the current site of Greenwood Plaza. In 1912 secondary education was introduced to the public school when a number of boys and girls were enrolled in an Intermediate High School section.

Due to overcrowding of the school, two separate new facilities were established: North Sydney Girls High School in 1914 and North Sydney Boys in 1915, when the boys relocated to the current site on the corner of Falcon and Miller Streets.

(The archives is not mentioned on the website.)

School magazine, organisation records, newspaper clippings relating to the school, photographs, information on past students, memorabilia (uniforms etc), correspondence.

North Sydney Boys High School:

• Organisation, 1914-1992 (2.5m)
• Class rolls, 1915-1992 (2.4m)
• Correspondence, 1915-1992 (0.3m)
• Photographs, 1918-1991 (2.5m)
• Falcon (School) Magazines, 1915-1991 (4.1m)
• Memorabilia, 1915-1980 (27m)
• Parents and Citizens (P&C) records.

Open by appointment only.

Access to records is not normally available for research. Authorisation from the Principal is required.

General reference assistance available.

Copying services for books, journals, original records to A3 size, photographs, maps and plans.

Revised 28 February 2020

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