at ATAR. TASC also reports that 81% of students from year 10 continued to study in year 11 and 63% directly continued into year 12. In 2017, Huonville High School competed with 14 other schools worldwide for the Global High Schools Zayed Future Energy Prize. The school sent their environmental team to Abu Dhabi to receive the award. After the event, the school's environmental group became known as the Zayed Huon Energy Futures Team (Zayed HEFT). This prize rewarded the school with a cheque for USD 130,000 (AUD 133,000). With the money from the award, the Zayed Huon Energy Futures Team installed 125 solar panels (36 kilowatts) onto Huonville High School. They also refurbished an unused building in the school to turn it into the Huon Future Energy Hub. The Energy Hub is open to the public as an example of renewable energy and serves as a base for the Zayed Team's weekly meetings. The Zayed Team consists of students from the high school who volunteer their time and energy to create and organise events with climate change and sustainability in mind. According to the Zayed HEFT website, students at Huonville High School said climate change was their number one concern. In May 2021, Huonville High School's Health and Physical Education team was rewarded the Dorothies encouragement award for LGBT+ inclusive practices in educational institutions. See also Education in Tasmania List of schools in Tasmania References External links Huonville High School website Public high schools in Tasmania Educational institutions established in 1940 1940 establishments in Australia