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In 1916, Fort Street Boys’ High was relocated at the present site on Taverners Hill, Petersham; the Girls’ High School remaining on Observatory Hill.  In 1849 the Government of NSW established Fort Street Model School in the old Military Hospital, which had been built by Governor Macquarie in 1815.  In 1975 the two schools were re-united as Fort Street High School on the new Petersham site.  Fort Street remains a selective high school providing a wide choice of subjects for study by talented young men and women.  Fort Street was to be not only an institution where boys and girls of the colony could be taught, but it was also to serve as a model for all other schools.  This app allows virtual heritage tours of the Fort Street school sites.  At this time a headmaster and headmistress were appointed to lead Fort Street Boys and Fort Street Girls High Schools.  This building stood on Observatory Hill, the highest ground in the city near the site of Fort Phillip and the military barracks.  Fort Street truly reflects multicultural Australia.  Students and staff were selected to attend the Model School.  The school became two high schools at the beginning of secondary education in NSW.  It is a school that has assimilated modern educational methodology whilst preserving the best in a long and honoured tradition.  The current school population comes from over 100 suburbs in Sydney.  The school celebrated its sesquicentenary in 1999.  Its scholars were to play a most important role in the growth of the colony and in the federation of the nation.  Of the 930 students, over 600 come from a language other than English.  Students speak up to 40 different languages.  Their contribution is basic to the fabric of Australian society today.  It stands there today, the headquarters of the National Trust.