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Scholarships and awards. There was further subdivision in as part of Kemp's Estate. A colony of huts was established at Crater Cove by Bob Cadwell, Fred Williams and others, who lived permanently there during the Depression. The occupants were protective of the local vegetation — Williams died there in after fighting a bushfire.

Following requests from the Balgowlah Heights and Clontarf Progress Association, a small school was established in Former pupils include two surfing world champions — Pam Burridge and Layne Beachley.

By the s the dairy at the corner of Beach and Woodland streets was one of the last reminders of the area's earlier pastoral surroundings. Within 10 years the dairy had been swept away, together with the bushland fronting Condamine Street, to make way for housing — most development east of Condamine Street is postwar.

With the original bush and open space disappearing, Balgowlah Heights needed dedicated green space. Bareena Park bowling green was constructed in and Gledhill Park was dedicated in