Eildon Primary School 3931
Est 1916
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Eildon Primary School No: 3931
Est: 1916
Formerly the "Sugarloaf Waterworks School" and
"Eildon Weir Primary School".​
Sugarloaf Waterworks School no 3931 was established on May1st 1916 and the first Head Teacher was John W Smith.
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Parents petitioned against the suitability of the hall so the school was moved.
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The approximate position of this site is in Lake Eildon Spillway where the power transmission lines cross, halfway between Honeymoon Creek and the Pondage.
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The name of the school was changed to Eildon Weir on the 3rd October 1923.
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The present building of ten rooms and an office block was built by A. V. Jennings under contract to State Rivers and Water Supply Commission, to an American design.
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This was handed over to the Education Department in November 1952.
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The name of the school was changed again on June 19, 1959 to Eildon Primary School.