is represented by the Old Narrabundah Community Council (ONCC), while most of the rest of the suburb is represented by the Griffith-Narrabundah Community Association. Both form part of the broader Inner South Community Council. Public art A sculpture has been erected opposite the shopping centre with the following inscription on a plaque: Education Narrabundah residents are typically eligible to enrol in ACT public schools as follows: Narrabundah Early Childhood School for pre-school to Year Two, after which it is Forrest Primary or Red Hill Primary, depending on the address. Telopea Park School (for the first four years of secondary schooling) Narrabundah College (for the last two years of secondary schooling) Geology One kind of rock is named after the suburb: the Narrabundah Ashstone Member which is found in the east and southeast. Rocks in Narrabundah are from the Silurian age. Some of the rocks are grey coloured tuff from the Mount Painter Volcanics. This can be viewed in a park on Brockman St. The Deakin Fault runs from Frome St. The fault line is displaced from Anembo St south to Goyder St by a north–south running fault that connects up with the South Fyshwick Fault. The South Fyshwick Fault runs east from the Narrabundah Primary School, separating ashstone in the south from the Canberra Formation in the north. Calcareous shale from the Canberra Formation lies to the north of the Deakin Fault. References External links Suburbs of Canberra