Date:July 25, 2019
ONE NIGHT ONLY! Tickets now available for “Harry Potter & The Wizard of Oz” – 2019 Junior School Variety Night.
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TAS Teams enjoyed excellent success in Round 2 of the FNQ Interschool Championships held on 28 May due to their
Read more...Date:March 12, 2019
It was great to see 294 students competing in Round 1 of the Far North Queensland Interschool Chess Championships last
Read more...Date:February 25, 2019
Today, we celebrated the life of much-loved teacher Miss Kara Pylypiuk. The TAS Community is in mourning at the
Read more...Date:August 28, 2018
Finals of the Far North Queensland Interschool Chess Championships were held on the 23 August with 372 students competing. The
Read more...Date:June 24, 2019
I was fortunate enough to listen to a podcast recently of Bernard Salt who presented to the Independent Schools State
Read more...Date:June 17, 2019
For those who missed the Trinity Day message from Principal Paul Sjogren about the importance of the three pillars of
Read more...Date:June 5, 2019
NAPLAN Student Gain Analysis 2016 – 2018 data One way of measuring the quality of teaching and learning at a
Read more...Date:March 7, 2019
Dear TAS parent/carer, We were pleased to receive contact recently from the federal government’s Chair of the Standing Committee on
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Dear TAS parent/carer, Some of you will have read the Cairns Post story last week on the Year 12 outcomes
Read more...Date:February 1, 2019
Dear Parents Welcome back to another exciting year. Some of you may have read a story in the Cairns Post
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Date: October 30, 2018 Posted by: Sue Wicks
Social Media and the Birth of Orthorexia
I have recently been reading about eating disorders, social media and mental health amongst young people, and the links between the three.
The following article was sent through to me – Social Media and the Birth of Orthorexia – and I commend it to you.
Social Media and the Birth of Orthorexia
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