Sutton Public School First and Second World War Memorial Gates

This memorial is a set of gates outside Sutton Public School, located in Sutton, NSW. There are two cast concrete gate pillars, which have been painted a beige colour. Between the pillars are a pair of cast iron gates, which have been painted a heritage green colour. Both gates feature a simple decorative scroll pattern in their centre panels. On the front face of the left pillar is an inscribed honour roll plaque for the Second World War. A matching plaque for the First World War is positioned opposite, on the front face of the right pillar.

Above the gates is a metal arch bearing the words 'Sutton 1871', which is when the school was established. Two additional plaques attached to the front of the gates commemorate the school's centenary in 1971 and its 125th anniversary in 1996. On the back of the gates, two smaller plaques acknowledge the two oldest pupils who attended the centenary celebrations. 

In 2018, what was believed to be the first Anzac Day dawn service in Sutton was held at the gates. The event was covered in detail by the Yass Tribune on 2 May. 

The memorial gates were refurbished in 2020, using funds from a NSW Government grant. The works included repairs and painting of the gates and replacement of the centenary plaque.