Auburn West Public School Anzac Memorial Middle Image Image 0 / 0 - Prev Next Description / Background Within the grounds of Auburn West Public School is a designated Anzac commemorative area. The focal point of the area is a Lone Pine tree, which is accompanied by a dedication plaque attached to a bushrock. A paved walkway leads to the tree. The area also includes commemorative brick paving and surrounding gardens. The gardens were designed by staff from the school and the plaque's inscription was written by Auburn RSL sub-Branch Secretary, Mr Ken Triggs. The school conducts an annual Anzac Day assembly. After the service, floral tributes that have been brought in by the students are placed in the commemorative area by the student leaders. Access to the memorial is by appointment/tour. Inscription Plaque THIS PINE TREE IS DESCENDED FROM THE LONE PINE TREE at ANZAC COVE GALLIPOLI IN MEMORY OF PAST STUDENTS WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY THEIR COMMUNITY AND AUSTRALIA'S FUTURE. LEST WE FORGET AUBURN RSL SUB-BRANCH Related memorials Auburn West Public School Second World War Honour Roll Do you know more about this war Memorial? Click here to learn how you can contribute Sidebar Address Auburn West Public School Cnr Chiswick and Chisholm Roads Auburn NSW 2144 Local Government Area Cumberland Council Setting Building – outside Location status Original location Memorial type Garden/park Memorial avenue/Memorial tree/Memorial trees Recorded by Ron Inglis Year of construction 2006 Conflict/s All conflicts Materials Brick Other stone