Exeter Primary School is located in the rural community of Exeter in northern Tasmania. Our school history began in 1909 when the first school in the area was established on land that was once an orchard. The main building on our current location was built in 1940 with extensions occurring regularly as the school population continued to grow. The 2010 building program-facilitated through Building the Education Revolution funding- saw the construction of a school hall which will serve our school and community as a Performing Arts complex and meeting place. Our core values of achievement, connectedness, creativity, equity, integrity, resilience and responsibility align with our vision to provide a learning environment of the very highest quality and to create a community of life-long learners. Through the emphasis we place on literacy, numeracy and positive behaviour, we support our students to be the best they can be. Our school-wide expectations of 'be safe, be your best, care for the rest' can be seen in student and staff interactions around our school. Our school programs deliver high quality teaching and learning programs from birth to age four in the 'Launching into Learning' initiative with our 'Books 'n' Bubs', ABC Magic and B4 School playgroup programs; and from Kindergarten to Year 6 within the Tasmanian Curriculum Framework. Additionally, our students have regular access to specialist learning in Music, Physical Education, LOTE and ICT through two computer labs and computers in their classrooms. We have, a well-equipped library, an indoor solar-heated pool, and an Outdoor Classroom where our students learn about science concepts and health and wellbeing by planting, caring for, and cooking with fruit, vegetables and herbs. For further information about Exeter Primary School, please contact the principal.