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Camp Clayton, 41 Clayton Rd, Ulverstone TAS 7315
Devonport, TAS Australia

  • Program Dates

    May/June annually

  • Supported by Rotary

    This program is coordinated by the Rotary Clubs of Devonport North (host club), Burnie, Burnie West, Devonport, Devonport South East, Latrobe, Somerset, Ulverstone, Ulverstone West , Wynyard and Somerset.

  • Enquiries and Bookings

    Venue Coordinator: John Cook
    For bookings contact Kelly Hicks,
    Email: [email protected]

    General Enquiries: RSE National Office,
    Ph: 1300 127 642    Email: [email protected]

  • Special Information

    Students are asked to bring their own morning tea and lunch and a pen.
    Teachers and staff will be provided with morning tea and lunch.

  • Local Sponsors & Supporters

    • Tasmanian State Government
    • Road Trauma Support Tas Inc.
    • Camp Clayton (Camping and Convention Centre)
    • Tasmanian Police
    • Motor Accidents Insurance Board (MAIB)
Fully booked

Devonport Combined Schools

Devonport Camp Clayton, 41 Clayton Rd, Ulverstone TAS 7315
Devonport, TAS Australia

Students are reminded to bring a pen, water, morning tea and lunch. Hats and or umbrellas may also be advised as the day includes outdoor activities and movement within the venue. Catering is provided for teachers.

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Fully booked

Devonport Combined Schools

Devonport Camp Clayton, 41 Clayton Rd, Ulverstone TAS 7315
Devonport, TAS Australia

Students are reminded to bring a pen, water, morning tea and lunch. Hats and or umbrellas may also be advised as the day includes outdoor activities and movement within the venue. Catering is provided for teachers.

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Fully booked

Devonport Combined Schools

Devonport Camp Clayton, 41 Clayton Rd, Ulverstone TAS 7315
Devonport, TAS Australia

Students are reminded to bring a pen, water, morning tea and lunch. Hats and or umbrellas may also be advised as the day includes outdoor activities and movement within the venue. Catering is provided for teachers.

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Fully booked

Latrobe High School

Devonport Camp Clayton, 41 Clayton Rd, Ulverstone TAS 7315
Devonport, TAS Australia

Students are reminded to bring a pen, water, morning tea and lunch. Hats and or umbrellas may also be advised as the day includes outdoor activities and movement within the venue. Catering is provided for teachers.

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Fully booked

Devonport Combined Schools

Devonport Camp Clayton, 41 Clayton Rd, Ulverstone TAS 7315
Devonport, TAS Australia

Students are reminded to bring a pen, water, morning tea and lunch. Hats and or umbrellas may also be advised as the day includes outdoor activities and movement within the venue. Catering is provided for teachers.

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Fully booked

Burnie High School

Devonport Camp Clayton, 41 Clayton Rd, Ulverstone TAS 7315
Devonport, TAS Australia

Students are reminded to bring a pen, water, morning tea and lunch. Hats and or umbrellas may also be advised as the day includes outdoor activities and movement within the venue. Catering is provided for teachers.

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Fully booked

Devonport Combined Schools

Devonport Camp Clayton, 41 Clayton Rd, Ulverstone TAS 7315
Devonport, TAS Australia

Students are reminded to bring a pen, water, morning tea and lunch. Hats and or umbrellas may also be advised as the day includes outdoor activities and movement within the venue. Catering is provided for teachers.

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Fully booked

Marist College

Devonport Camp Clayton, 41 Clayton Rd, Ulverstone TAS 7315
Devonport, TAS Australia

Students are reminded to bring a pen, water, morning tea and lunch. Hats and or umbrellas may also be advised as the day includes outdoor activities and movement within the venue. Catering is provided for teachers.

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As a neurosurgeon I often see the tragic outcome of road crashes that could have been prevented. Broken bodies and broken lives go hand in hand with the choices we make on the road. I have seen it time and time again and it has to stop. Youth road trauma is a major community problem, a huge economic cost and a tragedy for families when it hits ‘home’.

We must be providing our most at risk drivers and their passengers with the best possible road safety education to help them make better choices when on the road. I am pleased to be supporting RSE to help develop a road safety culture that will contribute to reducing deaths and life changing injuries on our roads.

A/Prof Dr Brian Owler
AM, MB BS BSc(Med)(Hons) PhD FRACS Former President of the Australian Medical Association, Vice Patron Road Safety Education Foundation