spring over 1 weekend. Performances are a sellout at the Soldiers' Memorial Hall and are a much loved annual event. Churches Anglican: Part of the Sutton Forest parish. In 1879, Holy Trinity Anglican church was built on its present site. (The timber church was destroyed by bushfire in December 1904; rebuilt in stone in 1905.) Catholic: Part of the parish of St Paul's in Moss Vale. St Brigid's Catholic Church was built in 1895. Prior to that, Roman Catholic services were conducted at Sutton Forest. Uniting: Part of the Moss Vale–Bundanoon–Robertson parish. By 1870 the Primitive Methodist Church was established on the corner where the Soldiers' Memorial Hall now stands. The Primitive Methodists moved to a new building in 1885 (now the Uniting Church) and leased the original site to shop owners. Other places of worship Theravada Buddhist: Santi Forest Monastery is at 100 Coalmines Rd, Bundanoon. Santi Forest vihara is a Buddhist Nuns' hermitage meditation and contemplative monastery, a place of practice for Bhikkhunī nuns in the Theravada Forest tradition of Buddhism. School Bundanoon Public School was established in 1871. It had an enrolment of 190 students as at 2016, which had dropped to 160 in 2020. The Primitive Methodist Church hall served as the first school, with Mrs Dinah Osborne as teacher. A new school of two rooms was built in 1880 and is still used as the school library. Transport Bundanoon railway station is located on the Southern Highlands line. Most services terminate at Moss Vale, meaning Bundanoon only receives limited services. Sydney to Canberra services also stop at the station. Local bus services are provided by Berrima Bus Lines. On the day of the , 4.1% of employed people travelled to work on public transport and 65.3% by car (either as driver or as passenger). Sport Football - Bundanoon Rebels Football Club (est 1991) enters junior and senior teams in the local Highlands competition. Soccer is the main winter sport played with 5 acres of fields provided at Ferndale Reserve. Cricket - Bundanoon Cricket Club enters junior cricket teams for boys and girls, and senior cricket teams, in the HDCA competition. Rolloff World Championships are held in Bundanoon. Heritage listings Bundanoon has a number of heritage-listed sites, including: Main Southern railway: Bundanoon railway station History The town was originally named Jordan's Crossing. The change of name for post office was gazetted in April 1881, although it