Schools & colleges in Sandy Bay, TAS - Page 1

The Hutchins School is located about five kilometres from the CBD of Hobart, Tasmania’s capital city, and twenty minutes from the Hobart airport. The main campus lies on the slopes...

Fahan School is an independent school for students from Kinder-Year 12, located in Sandy Bay.

A Catholic all-girls school in Tasmania for Kinder to Year 10 with our ELC open for 3 and 4 year old boys and girls.

Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander student success at the University of Tasmania.

Outstanding orchestral & choral development & performance programs for Tasmanians aged seven to 25.

A home away from home for Bangladeshi students in Tasmania. 🇧🇩 We bring people together through events, support new students, celebrate our culture, and build a strong, friendly co...

Welcome to The Official Hutchins School Old Boys' Association Page.

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Our vision is that all young Tasmanians flourish through the transformative power of learning.

This page is run by the Department for Education, Children and Young People: https://bit.ly/3xTbL27. Princes Street Primary is 100 years old!

Address: 20 College Road, Sandy Bay 7005

Welcome to The University of Tasmania Geological Students Society. 'Like' and watch this space for updates and info on our events and offers. To join, memberships can be found u...

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John Fisher is an accommodation college located in Sandy Bay, Tasmania on the UTAS campus. Established in 1963, it was named after St John Fisher.

CODES is the Centre for Ore Deposit and Earth Sciences. Formed in 1989 at the University of Tasmania, the Centre has grown substantially over the years and is now widely regarded a...

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SEALS welcomes new members who wish to explore the areas of environmental and animal law 💚

A fun and engaging play-based program designed for boys and girls aged from birth to 4 years. Located in our purpose built Early Learning Centre, our program is at no cost and is f...

LAEI is a Tasmanian NDIS-registered allied health service based in Glenorchy, Hobart. We support children aged 2–16 years with therapeutic and behaviour support services, offered b...

Pathway Pickleball provides pickleball coaching and instruction throughout Tasmania and Australia.

There are dinosaurs and rocks from many times and places, minerals to view, and there are props in the work area being tinkered on in Izzy's lunch hour.

Hi! We're your Take Charge ticket for the TUSA Student Council elections. Voting opens 4th Sept. Let the campaigning begin!

The joint council, NEAT is a federation of professional and subject teaching associations that serve the interests of educators throughout Tasmania. Membership of NEAT is open to a...

Your student representative council for University of Tasmania students. Students like you, for you!

Tasmanian University Social Work Community 💚 Supporting social work students 🌱 Advocating for student-led change 🦖 Creating a warm and inviting space for social work students and f...

The Governance Hub Inc provides practical governance resources for Tasmanian NFPs, offering webinars, workshops, and clinics in partnership with sector organisations to help commit...

University managed accommodation for UTAS

University of Tasmania (UTAS) Arts Society

The School of Biological Sciences at the University of Tasmania researches the ecology, function and

The Hutchins School sport program offers students a wide range of sports, combined with inter-house carnivals and sports days. Visit Hutchins Sport Online

TRENd is a network of researchers at the University of Tasmania who have an interest in tourism research and education.

University of Tasmania's Maths and Physics Society (MAPS)

Like this page to keep updated with the latest research being conducted at the UTAS Cognitive Neuroscience Lab.