Kings Meadows High School
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Guy Street
Kings Meadows TAS 7249
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Email: kings.meadows.high@decyp.tas.gov.au
Phone: 03 6343 1000

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EVERY SCHOOL DAY MATTERS:

Welcome back for another school year – we’re excited for what’s ahead.

Start the year right by making every school day count.  Check out this video Every school day matters - YouTube

There are lots of things you can do to set your child up for success:

Make sure your child goes to school, every day

Going to school every day gives your child every chance to learn and grow and connect with their mates and teachers.  It’s where bright futures start and where they’ll benefit the most.

Get them excited for school

If you show a positive attitude and excitement towards school, your child will pick up on that.

The most common thing we hear from students, of all ages, is that school is where they can:

  • Spend time with their friends and teachers
  • Create new and fun experiences
  • Find their interests
  • Learn new things
  • Open up their options – for whatever future they want (whether that’s their dream job or to travel around the world).

Share these positives with your child.

Talk to your child about school

Open up a conversation with your child about what’s happening at school. It will help you to better support their interests and confidence in learning.  If you show an interest in school, they’ll know that getting an education is important and valued.

Celebrate the milestones

Big and small! Celebrate milestones such as making it through the first day or week of school.  And remember: all milestones look different.  If it’s a big achievement for your child, it’s important to recognise it.

Set up a time to talk to your child’s teacher or principal

If you’re struggling to get your child to school, help is available.  Please talk to us at school about your situation.  We’ll support you in whatever way we can.

Know when to seek help

There is no weakness in admitting you need help.  If your child has completely disengaged with school there is support to help you.  In the first instance, talk to us at school.

For more helpful tips, please check out  Anything can happen - Department of Education, Tasmania.