| | Past pupil's success is a lesson in tolerance - smh.com.au |
 | | In postwar Sydney, John Yu revelled in the freedom offered by Fort Street High School, which allowed a small Chinese-born student who was "bloody awful at football" to go swimming instead. |
 | | Dr Yu said he understood the concerns of some former students from Sydney Boys High who want selection criteria changed to allow their sons and grandsons easier access to the school - provided they made the academic cut - to preserve sporting traditions and the Great Public Schools ethos. |
 | | Fort Street - the oldest selective high school in Australia, established in 1849 at Observatory Hill - lists among its former students High Court judge Michael Kirby, artist Margaret Preston, former High Court Chief Justice Sir Garfield Barwick, Labor Premier Neville Wran, and Australia's first prime minister, Edmund Barton. |
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