Deloraine High School will undergo a major redevelopment to provide contemporary learning environments, support spaces, amenities and specialist facilities.

The project is a part of the Tasmanian Government’s School Building Blitz Program delivering upgrades to 15 schools across the State till 2032.

Extensive consultation with students, staff and the broader community is now underway seeking input on the priorities for the redevelopment of Deloraine High School.

Click to complete the short online survey and register to attend the community workshop to be held on Tuesday 29 September 2026 from 5.30pm at Deloraine High School.

For any enquiries about the project, email the project team at getinvolved@decyp.tas.gov.au

Consultation closes on 2 October 2026.

Timeline

The project initiation stage sees the commencement of project planning, documentation and engagement with the school community.

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This initial stage of community engagement informs development of the concept plan and scope of works.

Extensive consultation with students, staff and the broader community is now underway.

Click to complete the short online survey and register to attend the community workshop to be held on Tuesday 29 September 2026 from 5.30pm at Deloraine High School.

Consultation closes on 2 October 2026.

This phase will see the development of a concept plan for the works.

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This second stage of community engagement provides an opportunity to review the concept plan and scope of works via this website and other channels.

Community engagement is now closed.

Design development of the approved concept plan in readiness for tendering and construction.

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Construction is expected to commence in mid 2028.

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Construction is expected to be completed in 2029.

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Current Status

Community Engagement

Construction Commencement

2028

Expected Completion

2030

Funding

State Government - $16.5 million