Extra-Curricular Activities

Extra Curriculars for Parents

Boot Camps Tasmania

Extra Curriculars for Students

Soccer Roster Information

Link to roster:  https://djsaschools.torneopal.com/

Return of DCS Basketball Tops

As the 2026 winter basketball season comes to an end, we are asking that all DCS basketball tops please be returned to the Central Office before the end of Term Two.

Even if your child is planning to play in the spring roster, we still require all tops to be returned.  With team changes each season (some students continuing and others joining), we need to collect all uniforms so they can be reallocated once the new rosters are finalised.  We will share further information about the spring roster as soon as it becomes available.

If your child has a preferred number, please let us know when returning the top, and we will do our best to allocate that number to them.

Thank you for your support and understanding.

Netball Roster Information

Primary:

Netta (Yr 2-4): Swifts

Primary (Yr 4-6): Swifts

Link to roster: https://www.playhq.com/netball-australia/register/6a445b

Devonport Tennis Club

Camp Clayton

NetSetGo Skills Program

Woolworths NetSetGo is a netball skills sessions that will be held every Monday in the Spreyton Primary School Gym for 6 weeks, between 5-6pm.

Dates: Monday 27th July - Monday 31st August (inclusive) 

For: Open for 5-10 year olds (anyone born in 2016 - 2021 are able to join) 

If a child is currently registered in our WW SetGo Autumn school roster, or will be registering for our Spring roster, they will be able to attend these skill sessions at no extra charge - just please register via the link to ensure we have your child down, and choose the "currently registered" option. 

If you are new to Devon Netball, welcome! If you are returning for the NetSetGo Skills program, thanks for coming back! Select the "new player" option. The cost is $45 for Devon fees plus the annual Netball Tas and Netball Aus fees. 

Registration link:  https://www.playhq.com/netball-australia/register/7b9b90

What do you think should be Devonport's floral & fauna emblem?

We are looking for Devonport’s official floral and fauna emblem and encourage all Devonport residents to share their ideas and submit their nominations to help shape our community's natural identity. 

Your suggestions will play a vital role in selecting the floral and fauna that truly represent our unique environment and heritage.

Residents are invited to help shape this identity. In 150 words or less, nominate one floral species (flower, bush, or tree) and one fauna species (animal) that you believe best represents Devonport.

Submission Dates: Opens 1 June and closes 3 July 2026. 

Submit Online: https://www.7ad.com.au/win/devonports-natural-identity/

All entries will be considered by an independent community committee and assessed against:

• Native and endemic species

• Environmental identity

• Cultural values

• Historic significance

• Practicality

• Symbolism

• Distinctiveness

• Sustainability

The committee will select up to five submissions, which will then be presented to the Devonport community to vote for their choice of floral and fauna. The species with the most votes will be presented to the Devonport Council for consideration for adoption.

Help celebrate Devonport’s unique natural character by sharing the species that speak to our landscape, heritage, and future.

Some examples of Tasmania & other towns: -

• Tasmania Floral: Tasmanian Blue Gum; Fauna: Tasmanian Devil

• Huon Valley Floral: Huon Pine ; Fauna: Swift Parrot

• King Island – Floral: Pigface – Fauna: Orange-bellied parrot

• Bruny Island – Floral: She-oak – Fauna: White wallaby

• Latrobe – Floral: Silver Banksia – Fauna: Platypus

• City of Launceston – Floral: Tasmanian Waratah – Fauna: Thylacine 

Byte Wise by Questacon

Devonport Library is excited to be partnering with Questacon to bring the Byte Wise travelling exhibition to our communities from Thursday 18 June to Thursday 2 July.

Questacon has been delivering hands-on science exhibitions across Australia and internationally for more than 25 years, and Byte Wise brings that expertise into an engaging, accessible format designed for community spaces.

This interactive exhibition features hands-on exhibits that challenge visitors with logic puzzles, code-breaking activities, geometry challenges and more. While Byte Wise is particularly suited to students aged 10–15, it’s engaging for all ages.