The Tasmanian Principals Association is very pleased to announce that the
Tasmanian Principals Conference ‘Health & Wellbeing – Leading Today for Tomorrow’
will be held in Hobart, Tasmania, from 31 July to 2 August 2019.
Please mark the conference in your calendar.
If you have any questions about attending or sponsoring the conference please email Conference Design mail@conferencedesign.com.au.
Dear Colleagues,
Welcome to 2019 Tasmanian Principals Conference website. Here you will find information, which will be regularly updated, about our exciting 2019 Conference.
Our focus on principal health and wellbeing is an important and timely one. The 8th Riley Report released in February, shows continuing concern about the health and wellbeing of principals around our nation. Our Conference invites you to learn, with your colleagues, from a range of well-regarded speakers in the area of health and wellbeing. We hope that you will leave each of the sessions with knowledge and skills that you can use to support your own wellbeing.
I look forward to welcoming you to our Conference.
Kind regards,
Sally
Dr Sally Milbourne
President, Tasmanian Principals Association
Craig Hassed
Brendan Spillane
Penny Terry
Dr Adam Fraser
Sally Milbourne
President – Tasmanian Principals Association
Tamara Clark
Business Manager – Tasmanian Principals Association
Samantha Abblitt
Principal – Port Sorell Primary School
Ted Barrance
Principal – Tasman District School
Peter Walker
Principal – Mount Nelson Primary School
Geoff Williamson
Principal – Hounville High School
Blundstone Arena
15 Derwent Street, Bellerive TAS 7018 Australia
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