Rouse Hill, NSW 2155
Rouse Hill is a suburb of Sydney located north west of the Sydney CBD in the local government area of the Hills Shire and City of Blacktown.
History
Rouse Hill was formerly known as Vinegar Hill, but this name had tragic associations after the “Battle of Vinegar Hill” the convict uprising of 1804, and so upon the suggestion of Governor Macquarie, Richard Rouse renamed his property Rouse Hill in 1816.
Transport Links
There are a variety of buses around Rouse Hill connecting it to Castle Hill, Parramatta, Sydney CBD and more. Rouse Hill is also home to Rouse Hill Metro Station, which connects Rouse Hill to Chatswood, the Sydney CBD and many other stops in between by train.
Facilities
Some of the main attractions include Rouse Hill Town Centre which contains a busy Town Square and facilitates a variety of shopping, and dining experiences, Rouse Hill Regional Park and The Fiddler.
Government Schools
Ironbark Ridge Public School
Rouse Hill High School
Rouse Hill Public School
Private Schools
Rouse Hill Anglican College
Daycare Centres
Fit Kidz Learning Centre Rouse Hill
The Berry Patch Preschool and Long Daycare
Young Academics Early Learning Centre Rouse Hill
Rouse Hill Preschool Kindergarten
Guardian Childcare & Education Rouse Hill South
Guardian Childcare & Education North
Guardian Childcare & Education Rouse Hill OOSH
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