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Coonabarabran High School

Coonabarabran High School is located on the Oxley highway, is also Government-funded, has approximately 400 students. It has a range of academic and sporting facilities, an Ag-plot, two computer labs, a gym, and a hall. The principal is Mr Kevin Sharp, and the deputy is Mr Graham Enks.

Coonabarabran Public School

Coonabarabran Public School is a Government-funded school, located on John Street, on the Oxley highway. It has approximately 350 students, and its educational facilities range from Kindergarten to Year 6. Its Principal is Mr Noel Willougby.

Description

Coonabarabran (pronounced /kuːnə'bærəbrən/)[2] is a town in Warrumbungle Shire in northwestern New South Wales, Australia. At the 2006 census, the town had a population of 2,609.[1]

History and Description

Lewis Gordon first proposed a town plan survey for Coonabarabran in 1859 although the area had been opened up by a Government-sponsored expedition in 1817. John Oxley found Aboriginal people living here the following year 1818 — later identified as the western language reach of the Kamilaroi clans (Gamilaraay is the spelling used by linguists). Kamilaroi people are still well represented in the region, having occupied Coonabarabran for approximately 7,500 years. The meaning of the word "Coonabarabran" is said to probably derive from Kamilaroi language 'gunbaraaybaa' meaning 'peaceful'. A meaning recorded earlier, 'peculiar odour', is thought to be a bowdlerisation. Another meaning has been said to be that it is the Aboriginal for 'Inquisitive person'. 'Coolabarabran' was the name of a station owned by James Weston in 1848. [3] The township is located on the Newell Highway and the Oxley Highway, approximately halfway between Melbourne and Brisbane and can be reached in about six hours by car from Sydney. There are numerous motels, hotels, and caravan parks for travellers and a good meal can be found at one of the Chinese restaurants in the main street, or the local bowls or golf club. Coonabarabran is the gateway to the Warrumbungle National Park and the Pilliga Forest. A central feature of the town is the Town Clock which is situated in the middle of town at the intersection of John Street and Dalgarno Street. Coonabarabran is the closest town to the 3.9-metre Anglo-Australian Telescope, the largest optical telescope in Australia, situated on Siding Spring Mountain. A number of other telescopes are in use on the mountain with a number of them operated by the Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics of the Australian National University. There are a total of 12 telescopes currently on Siding Spring, with a thirteenth currently being built. This is the Skymapper Survey Telescope of the ANU. Siding Spring is also home to the Uppsala Telescope where Dr Rob McNaught discovered his now famous daylight comet C2006 P1 McNaught in August 2006. A recent addition to the town was the construction of the World's Largest Virtual Solar System Drive on the roads leading to the observatory. There are aged care facilities in the town, providing hostel, lodge and nursing home facilities. There are also village self-care units. There are a number of doctors, a dentist and a hospital.

Media

The area is currently served by a small community radio station, 2WCR FM. This station broadcasts on 99.5 FM, it has a good broadcasting range but it can be a bit scratchy due to the hill-like terrain.

Schools

The town of Coonabarabran is home to three schools:

See also

* Coonabarabran Airport

Shops and Services

Being a small country town,Coonabarabran has limited shops. There are two major chain shopping centres, Woolworths and Coles, plus the fast food stores Subway and Eagle Boys Pizza, it also has other small cafe resteraunts. Until 2007 there was an IGA store, run by the Woo family, that supplied most of the town. There is a newsagency, and one video hire store (the other closed down in 2008), as well as a local bakery, catering service, three Chinese restaurants, a Thai food store, Mini Golf, and several hotels. It also has two variety clothing stores ADRA and a St Vincent DePaul. They have a great range of stock that is of good quality. Coonabarabran has many churches, the Parrish of St Lawrences Catholic Church, the Anglican Church, Uniting Church and the Seventh Day Adventist Church.

St Lawrence's Catholic School

St Lawrence's Catholic School is located on Dalgarno Street. It caters for Kindergarten to Year Ten and has approximately 150 students. It is not Government-funded, and education is based around a Catholic lifestyle. It has an ag-plot, a computer lab, recently renewed basketball courts and is across the road from St Lawrence's Catholic Church.