Berala Public School Anzac Memorial Middle Image Image Image Image 0 / 0 - Prev Next Description / Background This memorial is a large bronze plaque, bearing a dedication to all those from the Berala community who have served in the Australian Defence Forces. The plaque was made by Cunneen Signs of Holroyd, NSW and the inscription was composed by Auburn sub-Branch Secretary Ken Triggs and sub-Branch member Ron Inglis. The memorial was unveiled on 29 April 2011. The ceremony was to be performed by Auburn RSL sub-Branch Treasurer Des Webb, brother of Bryce Webb who was a Berala Public School captain in 1934. Bryce was killed in action when his bomber crashed during operations over Europe in the Second World War. As Des was not well on the day, the unveiling was done by his nephew James Webb and his daughter, a Year 6 student at the school. After the unveiling, the plaque was attached to an exterior brick wall within the school's grounds. Access to the memorial is by appointment/tour. Inscription [Badges, Australian Army, Royal Australian Navy, Royal Australian Air Force, Merchant Navy] ANZAC MEMORIAL Berala Public School honours the members of the Berala community who have served in the Australian Defence Forces during war and peace and especially those who made the supreme sacrifice. We acknowledge those veterans who survived and helped build the Australia we all enjoy today. LEST WE FORGET Unveiled by Des Webb, ex-pupil of this school and ex-RAAF Second World War. April 29 2011 Auburn sub-Branch Returned and Services League of Australia Do you know more about this war Memorial? Click here to learn how you can contribute Sidebar Address Berala Public School 216 Harrow Road Auburn NSW 2144 Local Government Area Cumberland Council Setting Building – outside Location status Original location Memorial type Board/roll/plaque/tablet Recorded by Ron Inglis Year of construction 2011 Dedication date 29 April 2011 Conflict/s Peacekeeping, 1947–present All conflicts Materials Bronze