Important Information | 20-03-2020
Dear Colleagues,
We regret to advise that this year’s Tasmanian Principals Conference has been postponed.
The rapidly changing circumstances relating to COVID-19, combined with the recent implementation of organisational travel restrictions, and government event and travel bans mean that it would not be feasible to proceed as we had planned. Our primary concern is for the health and wellbeing of our participants therefore we have made the decision to reschedule to 17 –19 March 2021.
Many of you will be disappointed, as are we. The conference organising committee has developed a wonderful conference program and we very much look forward to sharing this with you in early 2021.
We thank you for your understanding during this challenging time, and we hope that you will consider being a part of our re-scheduled conference at Country Club Tasmania from 17-19 March 2021.
Sally Milbourne
President | Tasmanian Principals Association
If you have any questions please email
Conference Design mail@conferencedesign.com.au
Tasmanian Principals Conference Committee
Sally Milbourne
President – Tasmanian Principals Association
Tamara Clark
Business Manager – Tasmanian Principals Association
Samantha Abblitt
TPA Vice President Primary, Principal, Port Sorell Primary School
Jeanagh Viney
TPA Member, Principal, Hagley Farm
Deaine Coyle
TPA Executive Member, Principal, Youngtown Primary School
Ted Barrance
Principal – Tasman District School
Angela Burbury
TPA Member, Principal, Collinsvale Primary School
Dianne Poulton
TPA Member, Principal, Forth Primary School
Brett Youd
TPA Executive, Principal, East Devonport Primary School
ABOUT the TASMANIAN PRINCIPALS ASSOCIATION (TPA)
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