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  • 13 dates pulled out for parents
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NEWSLETTER

Key dates and reminders from this issue

  • 13 dates pulled out for parents
  • 3 useful reminders previewed

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👇 Here is your 1-minute summary for 25 June 2026:

This edition brings together sport updates, library news, and calendar reminders for Exeter High School families.

Dates

  • 16 Jul - BEACONSFIELD YOUTH CENTRE – HIP HOP WORKSHOP, – 11.00am-3.00pm
  • 30 Jul - THINKING ABOUT GETTING YOUR MOTORCYCLE LICENCE? MOTORCYCLE LEARNERS NIGHT –
  • 5 Aug - WEST TAMAR COUNCIL - PATHWAYS TO EMPLOYMENT HOMELESSNESS WEEK
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More dates

  • 5 Aug - HOMELESSNESS WEEK – WALK TO RAISE AWARENESS –
  • 19 Aug - Young Tassie Scientists Visit Year 7 and Year 8
  • 22 Aug - Book Week Commences – “Symphony of Stories” ( –
  • 7 Sep - September and celebrating National Threatened Species Day ()
  • 26 Sep - Newstead College Family Information Evening 7.00pm-8.30pm - Auditorium

Whole-school updates

  • Athletics: The entries for this challenge will be showcased at the West Tamar Market in Beaconsfield, held on Saturday, 5 th September and celebrating National Threatened Species Day (September 7th)
  • Library: Students’ many achievements are testament to their talent, determination, and commitment to excellence
  • Principal: SCHOOLS COLLABORATE We would like to share an article with you that was published in the Tasmanian Country, The Voice of Rural Tasmania newspaper
  • Every School Day Matters: Attendance will continue to be a priority for our school next term
  • Community News: I couldn't make the official opening of the redevelopment at Exeter High School, so it was a pleasure to visit last week and catch up with students and staff
  • SCHOOLS COLLABORATE: We would like to share an article with you that was published in the Tasmanian Country, The Voice of Rural Tasmania newspaper

Reminders

  • Professional Learning Day – Student Free Day: arrange care - no school
  • EHS celebrates Book Week Tues, 8 Sept
  • Professional Learning Day – Student Free Day Mon, 2 Nov

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This edition brings together sport updates, library news, and calendar reminders for Exeter High School families.

Top Key Dates

16 Jul -- BEACONSFIELD YOUTH CENTRE – HIP HOP WORKSHOP, – 11.00am-3.00pm

30 Jul -- THINKING ABOUT GETTING YOUR MOTORCYCLE LICENCE? MOTORCYCLE LEARNERS NIGHT –

5 Aug -- WEST TAMAR COUNCIL - PATHWAYS TO EMPLOYMENT HOMELESSNESS WEEK

5 Aug -- HOMELESSNESS WEEK – WALK TO RAISE AWARENESS –

19 Aug -- Young Tassie Scientists Visit Year 7 and Year 8

... and 8 more in your parent summary

Whole School News

Athletics: The entries for this challenge will be showcased at the West Tamar Market in Beaconsfield, held on Saturday, 5 th September and celebrating National Threatened Species Day (September 7th)

... and 4 more in your parent summary

Useful reminders
  • Professional Learning Day – Student Free Day: arrange care - no school
  • EHS celebrates Book Week Tues, 8 Sept
  • Professional Learning Day – Student Free Day Mon, 2 Nov
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