Education and learning
Sure Start Scholarships – Applications Open for 2024
Applications are now open for the 2024 Sure Start Scholarships. The scholarships have been established by the Tasmanian Government through…
Community engagement
Early Learning for Three Year Olds trial sites revealed
The Early Learning for Three Year Olds (EL3) initiative is one of the first steps towards achieving the Tasmanian Government’s commitment to provide access to early learning for every child in the year before kindergarten.
Keeping children safe
Tell someone – website launched
Find information about the signs of sexual abuse and grooming, keeping children safe, and who to contact if you need help.
Reports and publications
Key DECYP data released via new portal
Our 2023 Key Data Set release marks an improved approach to sharing data with the Tasmanian community.
Education and learning
Expanded Premier’s Reading Challenge for 2023
Thousands of children and young people across Tasmania will soon embark on countless adventures as part of this year’s expanded Premier’s Reading Challenge.
Education and learning
Fresh Food program launched at the Northern and Southern Support Schools
The program involves replicating a Woolworths supermarket on a smaller scale for valuable learning experiences for students with disability.
For families
Vaping – Know the Facts
Are you a parent, carer or teacher worried about young people vaping? Or a young person wanting information or trying to cut back?
Education and learning
Don’t cross the line campaign continues
Did you know that principals, teachers and school staff are more likely to experience offensive behaviour at work than the general population?
For families
New ‘family time’ space makes a difference
Through hard work and dedication, the Child Safety Support Worker team in the North West has created a new ‘family time’ space for children and their families to enjoy.
For families
Walk safely to school day at Lindisfarne Primary School
Tasmanian Minister for Education, Children and Youth, Roger Jaensch, and Federal Education Minister, Jason Clare, joined students, their families, and teachers for a group walk to celebrate the day.