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2008 Government School Directory 11-Jul-2008 Category School OIC/Principal Postal Address Phone Fax Street Address E-Mail Address College Claremont College* Ms Lynne Hanlon PO Box 168 CLAREMONT TAS 7011 6249 6868 6249 1984 61 Link Road CLAREMONT 7011 [email protected] Elizabeth College* Mr Graeme Young 256 Elizabeth Street HOBART TAS 7000 6235 6555 6231 2242 256 Elizabeth Street HOBART 7000 [email protected] Hellyer College* Mr Mike Brakey PO Box 668 BURNIE TAS 7320 6433 3611 6433 3718 Mooreville Road BURNIE 7320 [email protected] Hobart College* Mr Ron Nash GPO Box 1188 HOBART TAS 7001 6220 3133 6223 8771 Olinda Grove MT NELSON 7007 [email protected] Launceston College* Mr Keith Wenn PO Box 2062 LAUNCESTON TAS 7250 6332 7777 6332 7800 107-119 Paterson Street LAUNCESTON 7250 [email protected] Newstead College* Mr Dennis Betts 30 Cypress Street NEWSTEAD TAS 7250 6332 3232 6332 3200 30 Cypress Street NEWSTEAD 7250 [email protected] Rosny College* Mr Robin Fox PO Box 424 ROSNY PARK TAS 7018 6244 9200 6244 9299 Bastick Street ROSNY PARK 7018 [email protected] The Don College* Mrs Jill Macpherson (A) PO Box 189 DEVONPORT TAS 7310 6424 0200 6424 9740 Watkinson Street DEVONPORT 7310 [email protected] District High Bothwell District High School Mr Stephen Fagg Patrick Street BOTHWELL TAS 7030 6259 5518 6259 5610 Patrick Street BOTHWELL 7030 [email protected] Bruny Island District School Mr Ben Stockwin C/- Post Office Alonnah BRUNY ISLAND TAS 7150 6293 1147 6293 1259 15 School Road Alonnah BRUNY ISLAND 7150 [email protected] * Schools which accommodate senior secondary students Page 1 of 19 Category School OIC/Principal Postal Address Phone Fax Street Address E-Mail Address Campania District High School Ms Cecily Burnett 2 Union Street CAMPANIA TAS 7026 6260 4133 6260 4341 2 Union Street CAMPANIA 7026 [email protected] Campbell Town District High School* Mr John Munting (A) PO Box 33 CAMPBELL TOWN TAS 7210 6381 1166 6381 1586 Bridge Street CAMPBELL TOWN 7210 [email protected] Cape Barren Island School Ms Sandra Reid CAPE BARREN ISLAND TAS 7257 6359 3564 6359 3546 CAPE BARREN ISLAND 7257 [email protected] Cressy District High School* Ms Annette Hollingsworth Main Street CRESSY TAS 7302 6397 6281 6397 6525 Main Street CRESSY 7302 [email protected] Distance Education Tasmania Lyn Dunn PO Box 155 NORTH HOBART TAS 7002 6233 7786 6233 8500 26 Lampton Avenue DERWENT PARK 7009 [email protected] Dover District High School* Mr Peter d'Plesse 6940 Huon Highway DOVER TAS 7117 6298 1312 6298 1541 6940 Huon Highway DOVER 7117 [email protected] Flinders Island District High School Miss Bev Shadbolt PO Box 9 Whitemark FLINDERS IS TAS 7255 6359 2021 6359 2245 121 Thule Road Whitemark FLINDERS ISLAND 7255 [email protected] Geeveston District High School* Mr Andrew Jones Arve Road GEEVESTON TAS 7116 6297 1336 6297 1866 Arve Road GEEVESTON 7116 [email protected] Glenora District High School* Mr Shannon Davey 620 Main Road BUSHY PARK TAS 7140 6286 1301 6286 1425 620 Main Road BUSHY PARK 7140 [email protected] King Island District High School* Mrs Sue Harvey-Latham PO Box 168 CURRIE, KING ISLAND TAS 7256 6462 1366 6462 1602 21 George Street CURRIE, KING ISLAND 7256 [email protected] Lilydale District School* Mr Greg Morgan Main Road LILYDALE TAS 7268 6395 1231 6395 1492 Main Road LILYDALE 7268 [email protected] Mountain Heights School* Mrs Miep Sheahen PO Box 399 QUEENSTOWN TAS 7467 6471 1977 6471 2200 81 Conlan Street QUEENSTOWN 7467 [email protected] * Schools which accommodate senior secondary students Page 2 of 19 Category School OIC/Principal Postal Address Phone Fax Street Address E-Mail Address Oatlands District High School Mrs Veronica Emery Church Street OATLANDS TAS 7120 6254 1110 6254 1481 Church Street OATLANDS 7120 [email protected] Ouse District High School Mr Nigel Smith Lyell Highway OUSE TAS 7140 6287 1259 6287 1306 Lyell Highway OUSE 7140 [email protected] Port Dalrymple School Mr John Sullivan (A) PO Box 84 GEORGE TOWN TAS 7253 6382 0500 6382 2137 Agnes Street GEORGE TOWN 7253 [email protected] Rosebery District High School* Mr Alex Downes PO Box 20 ROSEBERY TAS 7470 6473 1223 6473 1766 Morrisby Street ROSEBERY 7470 [email protected] Sheffield School Mr Malcolm Moore 12 Henry Street SHEFFIELD TAS 7306 6491 1302 6491 1408 12 Henry Street SHEFFIELD 7306 [email protected] Sorell School* Mr Michael Sheehan Gordon Street SORELL TAS 7172 6269 1100 6265 1260 Gordon Street SORELL 7172 [email protected] St Helens District High * Mr John Marshall PO Box 251 ST HELENS TAS 7216 6376 1214 6376 1536 9 Circassian Street ST HELENS 7216 [email protected] St Marys District High School * Mr Brian Shepheard 13 Gray Road ST MARYS TAS 7215 6372 3900 6372 2543 13 Gray Road ST MARYS 7215 [email protected] Tasman District School* Mr Stephen Bowes RA 4 Nubeena Back Road NUBEENA TAS 7184 6250 2126 6250 2668 RA 4 Nubeena Back Road NUBEENA 7184 [email protected] Triabunna District High School* Mrs Annette Parker 15 Melbourne Street TRIABUNNA TAS 7190 6257 3199 6257 3463 15 Melbourne Street TRIABUNNA 7190 [email protected] Winnaleah District High School* Mr Brian Wightman (A) PO Box 42 WINNALEAH TAS 7265 6354 2290 6354 2450 Main Street WINNALEAH 7265 [email protected] Woodbridge School Mr Christopher Barnes C/- Post Office WOODBRIDGE TAS 7162 6267 4667 6267 4808 3509 Channel Highway WOODBRIDGE 7162 [email protected] * Schools which accommodate senior secondary students Page 3 of 19 Category School OIC/Principal Postal Address Phone Fax Street Address E-Mail Address Yolla District High School Ms Stephanie Templeton C/- Post Office YOLLA TAS 7325 6438 1188 6438 1405 School Lane YOLLA 7325 [email protected] High Bridgewater High School Mr David Forshaw PO Box 37 BRIDGEWATER TAS 7030 6262 5500 6263 6836 55 Eddington Street BRIDGEWATER 7030 [email protected] Brooks High School* Mr Stephen Plowright PO Box 522 MOWBRAY HEIGHTS TAS 7248 6324 7200 6326 2293 215 George Town Rd ROCHERLEA 7248 [email protected] Burnie High School Ms Judith Fahey Fidler Street COOEE 7320 6431 2744 6431 9141 Fidler Street COOEE 7320 [email protected] Claremont High School Ms Angela Bird 2 Cadbury Road CLAREMONT TAS 7011 6249 1055 6249 8921 2 Cadbury Road CLAREMONT 7011 [email protected] Clarence High School Mrs Marcelle Watts Wentworth Street BELLERIVE 7018 6244 2544 6244 2579 Wentworth Street BELLERIVE 7018 [email protected] Cosgrove High School Mr Bill Kelly PO Box 153 GLENORCHY TAS 7010 6271 1111 6273 2699 286 - 294 Main Road GLENORCHY 7010 [email protected] Deloraine High School* Mr Craig Brown PO Box 84 DELORAINE TAS 7304 6362 2742 6362 3217 Lansdowne Place DELORAINE 7304 [email protected] Devonport High School Ms Mandy Reynolds-Smith 91 Best Street DEVONPORT TAS 7310 6424 9461 6424 6621 91 Best Street DEVONPORT 7310 [email protected] Exeter High School Mrs Christine Males Glen-Ard-Mohr Road EXETER TAS 7275 6394 4366 6394 4485 Glen-Ard-Mohr Road EXETER 7275 [email protected] Geilston Bay High School Mr Philip Page 271 East Derwent Highway GEILSTON BAY TAS 7015 6243 8633 6243 9259 271 East Derwent Highway GEILSTON BAY 7015 [email protected] Huonville High School Mrs Alison Grant 82 Wilmot Road HUONVILLE TAS 7109 6264 8800 6264 8802 82 Wilmot Road HUONVILLE 7109 [email protected] * Schools which accommodate senior secondary students Page 4 of 19 Category School OIC/Principal Postal Address Phone Fax Street Address E-Mail Address Kings Meadows High School Ms Charlotte Marshall PO Box 49 KINGS MEADOWS TAS 7249 6343 1000 6344 1050 Guy Street KINGS MEADOWS 7249 [email protected] Kingston High School Ms Helen Gourley PO Box 743 KINGSTON TAS 7051 6229 4388 6229 1572 Channel Highway KINGSTON TAS 7050 [email protected] Latrobe High School Mr Phillip McKenzie PO Box 105 LATROBE TAS 7307 6426 1061 6426 2242 Percival Street LATROBE 7307 [email protected] New Norfolk High School Mr Malcolm Elliott PO Box 168 NEW NORFOLK TAS 7140 6261 7800 6261 2236 101 Blair Street NEW NORFOLK 7140 [email protected] New Town High School Mr Darryl Moir 6 Midwood Street NEW TOWN TAS 7008 6278 0400 6278 1717 6 Midwood Street NEW TOWN 7008 [email protected] Ogilvie High School Ms Judith Timbs 228 New Town Road NEW TOWN TAS 7008 6228 8800 6228 6842 228 New Town Road NEW TOWN 7008 [email protected] Parklands High School Mrs Ann Walker Atkins Drive BURNIE TAS 7320 6433 0206 6433 0217 Atkins Drive BURNIE 7320 [email protected] Penguin High School* Ms Trudy Pearce PO Box 138 PENGUIN TAS 7316 6437 2102 6437 1490 125 Ironcliffe Road PENGUIN 7316 [email protected]
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