Infrastructure projects

Project overviews, timelines, and how you can get involved in shaping our educational facilities for learners.

• View current projects on our map or the lists on this page.
• If you can’t find a project, please email us at getinvolved@decyp.tas.gov.au.

A significant number of education infrastructure projects are currently in planning, design or construction. We engage with students, teachers, staff and communities right across Tasmania for all major capital projects to ensure our education facilities are shaped by those who will use them.

View our Capital Works Community Engagement Strategy to find out how.

We’re also committed to design excellence in the delivery of new and refurbished infrastructure to ensure it supports contemporary teaching and learning and provides the facilities our learners need to help them thrive. The Built Environment Guide reflects current thinking on best practice learning spaces and has been developed to support and advise our educators, consultants, project working groups and other stakeholders involved in our projects.

Glen Dhu Pool update

In 2021, a commitment was made to refurbish and reopen the Glen Dhu Pool. In working to refurbish the pool, investigations by engineers revealed the pool’s pipework was badly corroded and could not be rehabilitated. Advice was received that the pipework could fail at any time, and it would be more cost effective to construct a new pool than to attempt to repair failed pipework.

Based on this advice, in August 2024, the Minister for Education made the difficult decision to decommission the Glen Dhu Pool and return the site to open green space, with the balance of the project funding to be redirected to infrastructure upgrades at Glen Dhu Primary School.

Click to view the Pool Pipework Investigation Report.

Our current projects

Published September 13, 2024