Norwest Boulevard, Bella Vista. Seven Hills railway station is a major interchange on the North Shore & Western Line of the Sydney Trains network with in excess of 2000 commuter parking spaces. Seven Hills is located approximately 32 km by rail or 34 minutes travel from Central railway station, on the railway line to Penrith. The M2 Hills Motorway, M4 Western Motorway and Westlink M7 are three major arterial roads that link Seven Hills to other parts of Sydney. The Prospect Highway and Seven Hills Road are other major roads in the suburb. Private bus operator Hillsbus provides regular services to Sydney CBD, Macquarie Park, Baulkham Hills, Bella Vista, Castle Hill, Blacktown, Toongabbie, Pendle Hill and Parramatta and Busways services to Kings Langley. Hillsbus has two depots in Seven Hills, one on Hartley Road which is Hillsbus Seven Hills and one on Foundry Road which is also the company headquarters. Climate Education Pre-schools There are at least six early childhood educational facilities located in Seven Hills including two owned and operated by Blacktown City Council Primary schools Bert Oldfield Public School – K-6 government school Our Lady of Lourdes Primary School – K-6 Roman Catholic systemic school Seven Hills Public School – K-6 government school Seven Hills North Public School K-6 government school Seven Hills West Public School – P-6 government school The Meadows Public School – K-6 government school Secondary schools The Hills Sports High School – 7-12 government high school (formerly known as Grantham High School to 2001) – offers Talented Sports Program and is also location of a Saturday Community Languages School Seven Hills High School – 7-10 government high school – feeder for the 11-12 Wyndham College School for special purposes (SSP) William Rose School – K-12 school catering for students who have a visual disability plus an additional disability, students who have a hearing disability plus an additional disability and students who are Deafblind. Notable residents Maureen Caird, athlete Steve Cummins, rugby union player with the Melbourne Rebels Glenn Druery, Ultra Distance cycle racer, grew up in Seven Hills Blake Gaudry, 2012 Olympian Hamilton Hume, early explorer, born in Seven Hills Felix Lee, Stray Kids member Matt Moran, celebrity chef whose family lived in MacKenzie Boulevard. He attended Metella Road Public School and Grantham High School Nathan Rees, 41st Premier of New South Wales References The 2001 City of Blacktown Social Plan Time Line for