Adrian Piccoli, announced that Hurlstone Agricultural High School will move to Hawkesbury campus of WSU.

Where is Hurlstone Agricultural High School moving to?

In 2020 a new school called Hurlstone Agricultural High School was to open at Western Sydney University, Hawkesbury. The existing school in Glenfield would be renamed Roy Watts High School (after Hurlstone alumnus Roy Watts) and would remain fully selective but would no longer be an agricultural school.

How big is Hurlstone Agricultural High school?

The 27 acres near Ashfield Railway station seemed perfect for the new agricultural school. The new school was called the Hurlstone Agricultural Continuation School; it was for those who wanted to continue their schooling after primary school.

When was Hurlstone Agricultural High school built?

Hurlstone Agricultural School had been established by the government near Ashfield in 1907 to provide a practical education for boys who intended to follow rural careers. In March 1926, it moved to Glenfield.

What are agricultural high schools?

Agriculture is a compulsory subject from Years 7 to 10 in Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School, Yanco Agricultural High School, Hurlstone Agricultural High School and James Ruse Agricultural High School. ... Students will study at two campuses, Richmond High School and in the Richmond Agricultural College.

here's to the hurlstone class of 2020.

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How many students attend James Busby High School?

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What Aboriginal land is ingleburn?

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Did James Busby signed the Treaty of Waitangi?

In early 1840 Busby helped William Hobson draft the Treaty of Waitangi. The document was explained, debated and signed at the great gathering at Busby's Waitangi home – now the 'Treaty House'. ... Busby also has a claim to fame as our first winemaker.

What is the average Atar at James Ruse?

2017 was another action packed year at James Ruse. Excellence was attained across all areas of our school. Our 2017 HSC cohort achieved outstanding results; achieving a median ATAR of 99.2, two Firsts in NSW, seven students earning a 99.95 ATAR, six students nominated to Encore and four students nominated to OnStage.

What is the highest selective score ever?

The maximum score a student can get is 300 although this is extremely rare. The top score is usually around 280/300.