The School Association is made up of the parents, staff and community members of a school. School Associations exist for each Tasmanian Government School. The School Association is an important part of the school, working with the Principal to achieve shared outcomes for learners and for the benefit of the broader school community. The School Association committee is made up of parent, community and staff representatives meeting regularly throughout the year.

The function of the School Association Committee is

• to participate in the formulation and development of school policies
• to participate in the formulation and implementation of plans for the improvement of the School;
• to participate in, and provide advice on, the selection of the person to be the Principal
• to provide advice and recommendations to the Secretary on any matter relating to policy with respect to State schools and schooling;
• to foster in the School's community an understanding of the value and benefits of education
• to foster cooperation among teachers, students, parents and the School's community; and
• or other functions as determined by the Minister  

Our school Association Committee members are listed below and can be contacted via email