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2025 Talking Tuckshops Magazine NOW AVAILABLE

Welcome to the Term 1, 2025 edition of Talking Tuckshops.

Distributed to all schools across Queensland, even if you’re not a QAST member, this newsletter is a useful tool for tuckshop staff and managers keen to make their tuckshop thrive.

In this edition, we put the spotlight on tuckshops from around Queensland, including Oonoonba State School and Fraser Coast Anglican College. We dive into tuckshop layout must-haves, as well as a guide for all things catering. We’ll also share some tips to help you with your volunteer recruitment and retainment, as well as how you can upskill in 2025.

So grab a cuppa, sit back and have a read of the whole magazine here.

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All Queenslanders deserve access to affordable, fresh and healthy food that meets their dietary needs and cultural preferences. Along with reliable access, the ability to safely...

26 June 2025

Four decades of smiles, snacks and sandwiches

When Joyce first stepped into the tuckshop at Atherton State High School, she never imagined she’d still be there, four decades later. It all began when her own children were young....

25 June 2025

NEW: Tuckshop Management Course

We are extremely excited to announce the launch of our NEW training course – the Tuckshop Management Course – a comprehensive course we encourage all tuckshop staff to complete. Learn...

17 June 2025

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