The Redcliff Public School stands on part of a section of land on the main road to Glenavy. The building originally stood on the middle road at Redcliff, but was recently removed to the present site, three miles away. It is of wood and iron, and has accommodation for sixty pupils. There are forty-five names on the roll, and the average attendance for 1902 was forty. A residence of six rooms for the teacher, and a shelter-shed for the children, stand on the property.