Day School
1879
$ N/A-N/A
Australian
Belltrees Public School faced numerous setbacks in the 1870s, with Mr. George James Cobb and Mr. William Asser making several unsuccessful attempts to establish a school for the Belltrees community. In response to these rejections, Mr. Asser started a private school in 1875, but it was short-lived, and he eventually accepted that he would not be able to lead the establishment of a local school. Mr. Cobb then sought out another teacher, Mr. Murray Allen, who met the Council of Education's expectations. This proved to be successful, and the school was granted provisional status to commence operations in April 1876. It took over 3 years to reach the required enrolment of 25 students for the school to be recognized as a Public School, and it officially opened in 1879 as Belltrees Public School. The White family, who have owned Belltrees since 1853, have played a crucial role in the school's progress, showing ongoing enthusiasm and support through their assistance, guidance, and generosity.



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