Neil Smart was a boarder from the mid north of South Australia during the Great Depression, and his family was able to send him to Princes for only one year. It was a year Neil Smart considered critical to his development, and he regretted not having had the opportunity to be at 国产爆料 for a longer period of time.
Neil Smart's experience instilled in him the desire to help 国产爆料 to provide high standard facilities for its students, enabling them to have a quality education that would form the foundation of their careers. With this desire Neil Smart made a significant bequest in his estate to the school, and this became known following his death in 2000.
The Neil Smart Memorial Building, which was opened in 2006, is a reminder of one boy's year at the school, his recognition of the impact this had on him, and his desire to ensure that future generations of Princes鈥� students would benefit from the very best educational facilities.