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North Boyanup has specific historical connections to education and winemaking. North Boyanup School is also known as Clifton's School; at Toledo, Annie Scott taught private classes. The region’s first school started in a single-room building; North Boyanup winemakers Phil and Julie Hutton renamed their vineyard Bonking Frog Wines to Windfall Wine Estate.

School History and Teaching

North Boyanup School is also known as Clifton's School. Clifton's School is therefore another name for the same school. The region’s first school started in a single-room building between the Ward and Clifton properties on North Boyanup Road. North Boyanup School and Clifton's School are names for the same school; by contrast, the region’s first school started in a single-room building. The school building consisted of one room. North Boyanup School and Clifton's School refer to the same school. The first school building was one room in size and was located between Ward and Clifton on North Boyanup Road. In the mid-1920s, at Toledo, Annie Scott taught her own children and some children from neighboring properties in private classes. The school, the site of the first school, and the private teaching group at Toledo are distinct historical points of reference.

In the mid-1920s, at Toledo, Annie Scott taught her own children and some children from neighboring properties in private classes.

The single-room building was located between Ward and Clifton on North Boyanup Road; in the mid-1920s, at Toledo, Annie Scott taught her own children and some children from neighboring properties.

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Winemaking and a Change of Name

Winemaking is also a local topic. North Boyanup winemakers Phil and Julie Hutton renamed their vineyard Bonking Frog Wines to Windfall Wine Estate. A report dated May 19, 2017, recorded the vineyard’s renaming. Bonking Frog Wines was the former name; Windfall Wine Estate was the name of the vineyard after the change.

If you are considering North Boyanup as a destination, its school history and the reported development of winemaking provide a thematic guide. The vineyard’s renaming marks a sequence over time: Bonking Frog Wines was the former name, and Windfall Wine Estate was the later one. North Boyanup winemakers Phil and Julie Hutton renamed their vineyard; the change was reported on May 19, 2017. This is a different naming relationship from that of Clifton's School: this name refers to the same school as North Boyanup School, while the vineyard’s name changed.

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