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The Friends' School

Founded in 1887, The Friends’ School, an independent, coeducational day and boarding school located in the heart of Hobart, Tasmania, is the largest Quaker School in the World (and the only Quaker School in Australia), offering education programs from Early Learning through to Year 12.


Founded in 1887, The Friends’ School, an independent, coeducational day and boarding school located in the heart of Hobart, Tasmania, is the largest Quaker School in the World (and the only Quaker School in Australia), offering education programs from Early Learning through to Year 12.


Art2Words 2022

Cretan Memories

by The Friends' School
30 Jun 2022

Liam was lying in his bed when he was told by a guard that he had been given a gift. For the past 20 years of his life sentence, he had never been given a gift ...

Art2Words 2022

Smuggler from Tsundoku

by The Friends' School
30 Jun 2022

‘Hey, uh sorry to bother you so early but uh.’ He cuts short before shuffling. ‘Could you, uh, um-’ ...

Art2Words 2022

Ten Pound Poms

by The Friends' School
30 Jun 2022

Our family had been struggling for many years, financially. The death of my husband has been hard on everyone ...

Art2Words 2022

Quod video

by The Friends' School
29 Jun 2022

Around me, I see family, friends, teachers and pets, I see thin walls covered with musty old wallpapers that make up my home ...

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