community. Circular Head Christian School (CHCS) is the local Christian School, which starts at Kindergarten and goes right through to year 12. The National Broadband Network ran a trial rollout in Smithton, with the first customers connected in July 2010. In 1996, a Cultural Heritage Centre and Museum was started in Smithton to preserve many of the artifacts from Smithton's settlement and is still run today by local volunteers. It houses a collection of photos, tools and other day to day memorabilia used in the Circular Head area. Climate Smithton has a Mediterranean climate (Köppen Csb), with January and February's rainfall data bordering an oceanic climate (Köppen Cfb). The record highest temperature was 36.6 °C on 30 January 2009, while the record low was -3.9 °C on 20 June 2015. Notable people Noted former Smithtonians include: Hannah Gadsby (born in Smithton, 1978), comedian, winner of the Edinburgh Comedy Awards in 2017 Enid Lyons (born in Smithton, 1897), first woman elected to the Australian House of Representatives Don Kay (born in Smithton, 1933), composer and professor of music See also Smithton Airport References Localities of Circular Head Council Towns in Tasmania