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Today's school luch will be Chicken Caesar Wrap.

Today's school lunch will be Beef Bolognese.

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As you may already know, Tasmanian Unions, including the Australian Education Union (AEU) and other school-based unions, have directed members to participate in stop work action next week.

For the Southern region, the stop work action is planned for Thursday, 30 October 2025.

As a result it has been determined that our school will be temporarily closed for educational instruction until after 11am on this day. With a number of staff participating in the stop work action, our school will be unable to provide adequate duty of care for students and therefore we ask that students arrive after 11.00am for a 11.30am start. Please be assured that normal school arrangements will resume as the school reopens.  

Please also note that bus operators will not be adjusting their timetables in response to the later school starting time. 

We recognise these closures due to industrial action will impact families; it is regrettable that school closure action is necessary, however, we must be able to ensure adequate safety and supervision of students.  If you are concerned you will be unable to make alternative arrangements for your child, please contact our office as soon as possible. 

Please note that we have cancelled our Variety Muscle Car visit the morning of the 30th October due to the school closure. If students would like to see the Muscle Cars, they will be on Franklin St from 7:30am - 8:30am on this day; however, this will no longer be a school activity. For students participating in Squad Training (Grades 3 - 6), we will be operating on a shortened timetable. Students in these grades should bring their bathers to school on this day. 

Please join Miss Heath for LiL in the cottage today. Playdough, paint, singing and dancing! 9:30- 10:30 

Every school day matters.   

We can’t wait to see your children at school this term/We love seeing your children at school, every day. Going to school every day gives your child every chance to learn, grow and connect with their friends and teachers. It gives us a chance to engage with your child. We all play a part in helping our kids get to school every day. It’s where bright futures start and where they’ll benefit the most.  With an education and support for wellbeing, anything is possible for our children and young people.  

Talk to us at school or visit Anything can happen - Department for Education, Children and Young People.