of the many locations for that TV show. Smithfield Cemetery, established in the 19th century, is situated in the western parts of the suburb, and is currently managed by the Syriac Orthodox Church. Places of worship Smithfield Baptist Church is on the corner of The Horsley Drive and O’Connel Street St James Anglican church is on the corner of The Horsley Drive and Justin Street St Benedicts Catholic Church is located in Justin Street Smithfield Uniting Church is on The Horsley Drive Minh Giac Temple, a Vietnamese Buddhist temple on the Horsley Drive St Mary's Church, an Assyrian church is located in Polding Street Smithfield Mosque known as the Australian Bosnian Islamic Society Gazi Husrev-beg, established by Bosnian immigrants in the late 1980s, is located in Bourke Street. Recreational areas Brenan Park is a large recreational area, and one of the most prominent in Fairfield City, which features sports grounds, children's playgrounds and picnic areas. Rosford Street Reserve is a parkland in the northern skirts of the suburb which features a large sports grounds and an urban forest. It adjoins Long Street Park, which is situated in Cumberland Council section of Smithfield. Adjacent to the cemetery is a small, endangered plant community of the Cumberland Plain Woodland, which is a component of the Cooks River/Castlereagh Ironbark ecological community, that features Eucalyptus fibrosa and Eucalyptus moluccana as the dominant canopy species. Climate Smithfield has a humid subtropical climate (Köppen climate classification: Cfa) with warm to hot summers and cool, though at times mild, winters with sporadic rainfall throughout the year. It is usually a few degrees warmer than Sydney on summer days and a few degrees cooler on winter nights. There could be a temperature differential of 5 degrees Celsius in summer due to sea breezes in the City that don't generally penetrate inland, and in extreme cases there could be a 10 degrees differential. It receives less annual rain than Sydney CBD by about 300mm. Late winter and early spring receive the least rainfall, whilst late summer and autumn receive more rain. Education There are local primary schools including Smithfield Public School and Smithfield West Public School. There are no local high schools, however, residents living in the western vicinity of Smithfield are in the area for Westfields Sports High School, and Fairfield High School for those living in the South Eastern outskirts of the suburb. There is a TAFE