The Department of Education is undertaking extensive community engagement to ensure all stakeholders have the opportunity to provide input on a range of new education projects across Tasmania.
Current Consultations
Hobart City Partner Schools Update
The survey for a future model of 7 – 12 public education in Hobart City has now closed.
We have received a great response and will now spend some time to analyse what you have told us.
While we are doing that, we are keen to hear from our school and broader community what your dream school would look like.
Please let us know your thoughts by sending an email to getinvolved@education.tas.gov.au or phoning us on 1800 816 057.
Hobart City Partner Schools
Single-sex, co-ed or a combination of both?
In 2019 the Hobart City Partner Schools was formed with Ogilvie High School, New Town School and Elizabeth College to increase subject offerings for our students.
The partnership currently sees 240 Year 9 and 10 students involved in 13 co-ed subjects at Ogilvie and New Town and several Year 11 and 12 students studying a combination of subjects across the three schools.
The Hobart City Partner Schools are currently exploring options for a future model of 7 – 12 public education in Hobart City. We want you to help us determine a model of high school education in Hobart that is flexible and adaptable to make sure our learners’ needs are met.
If you would like more information on the research and data that has informed this work, you can download a fact sheet and summary of our research findings here.
Please fill out our survey or email us at getinvolved@education.tas.gov.au to tell us what you think. Alternatively, you can call us on 1800 816 057 and we will mail you a survey.
Community engagement will be open from 28 July to 4 September 2020. Get Involved and share your ideas with us.
Glenorchy Child and Family Learning Centre
A new Child and Family Learning Centre (CFLC) will be built on the Glenorchy Primary School site. You can help shape the facilities and services the CFLC will provide to local families. Please fill in the survey .
For more information, visit the link below.
Glenorchy Child and Family Learning Centre
Kingborough Child and Family Learning Centre
A new Child and Family Learning Centre (CFLC) will be built on the Kingston Primary School site. You can help shape the facilities and services the CFLC will provide to local families. Please fill in the survey.
For more information, visit the link below.
Kingborough Child and Family Learning Centre
West Ulverstone Child and Family Learning Centre
A new Child and Family Learning Centre (CFLC) will be built on the West Ulverstone Primary School site. You can help shape the facilities and services the CFLC will provide to local families. Please fill in the survey.
For more information, visit the link below.
West Ulverstone Child and Family Learning Centre
Other new Child and Family Learning Centres
To find out more about the other new Child and Family Learning Centres around Tasmania and register to attend Local Enabling Group (LEG) meetings, visit the links below.
- East Tamar Child and Family Learning Centre
- Sorell Child and Family Learning Centre
- Waratah-Wynyard Child and Family Learning Centre
Our Approach
The following principles guide our approach to consultation:
- Inclusive – We will consult widely and fully to capture all points of view
- Discussion – We will encourage honest and open conversations
- Influence – Communities will see the outcomes of their involvement
- Honesty – We will be clear about our plans
Our Consultation
To ensure all feedback and points of view are captured, we’ve launched Get Involved campaigns for a range of education projects across Tasmania. OurGet Involved campaigns are communicated widely, including:
- This website
- Community workshops
- Surveys
- Advertising
- Direct mail
- Drop-in sessions at various locations
- Social media
- Community Reference Groups
- Small group presentations
Write to us
Get Involved GPO Box 169 Hobart Tas 7001
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