
Mrs Jane Roper announced as Toowoomba Anglican School's new Head of Primary
TAS celebrates the opening of two new Yarning Circles
Pete Hewitt to continue as TAS P&F President following AGM.
Toowoomba Anglican School’s Kindergarten has further solidified its reputation as one of the best Kindergarten programs in Queensland with its recent appraisal from the Early Childhood Regulatory Authority.
Toowoomba Anglican School’s thriving community is set to become better connected thanks to the launch of the new TAS Community site powered by ToucanTech.
Toowoomba Anglican School (TAS) is proud to announce its acceptance into the globally respected Round Square network.
TAS was honoured to welcome past students James Von Stieglitz (1977-1979) Henry Thomson (1977-1981) back to our school.
TAS hosts International students throughout Term One.
The home of TAS Tennis and TAS' high-performance facility officially opens.
Toowoomba Anglican School to offer three streams of Year 4 and Year 6 classes in 2027.
Toowoomba Anglican School's Head of Secondary Mark Fancourt and his family to visit TAS families across South West Queensland.
Former TAS student David Merson (1951-1955) pays a visit to his old school.
A total of 94 per cent of TAS Year 12 students would recommend the Year 12 Retreat to their peers.
New partnerships highlight an exciting year ahead for TAS Rugby
A rap video has helped three TAS students take out the Senior category of the Australian Taxation Office's 'Tax, Super & You' competition.
Thargomindah native and Toowoomba Anglican School Boarding Captain Flynn Glasson honoured for his service during the 2025 Western Queensland Floods.
TAS will be hitting the road in 2026 and visiting regional communities across Queensland and beyond.
The TAS community has several new members coming aboard for the 2026 school year.
Toowoomba Anglican School's new Head of Secondary Mr Mark Fancourt visits Ritsumeikan Primary School and Ritsumeikan Junior and Senior High School.
Congratulations to TAS' top performing Class of 2025 students.
Hope Walk aimed at giving opportunities to Indigenous students.
Toowoomba Anglican School is delighted to announce an exciting new international partnership with the Krou Yeung Schools (KYS) in Cambodia.
This year's victory made it five-straight Richard Shaw House Shields for Connal House.
TAS graduating class of 2025 student Abbey McKeon named as TAS Dux for 2025 with Emily Young named Proxime Accessit.
Mrs Pamela Stains announced as Toowoomba Anglican School's new Head of Primary
For the second year in a row, Toowoomba Anglican School's Head of Tennis has been named a finalist in the Queensland Tennis Awards for Coaching Excellence – Club.
Toowoomba Anglican School's performance of Alice in Wonderland Jr receives rave reviews.
Toowoomba Anglican School has won a third-consecutive Open Boys Super Schools Cup.
A strong field of competitors turned out for this year's Toowoomba Anglican School Foundation Family Tennis Day.
Annual Jazz Under the Stars returns to Toowoomba Anglican School for 2025.
Bookings can be made via the Flexischools App.
Mr Mark Fancourt to join TAS as Head of Secondary in 2026
Mr Kyle Langman announced as the new Director of Boarding at TAS
TAS Principal Mr Nick Johnstone reflects on his recent pilgrimage and the importance of hope.
Five Ritsumeikan students join TAS for Term Three.
Toowoomba Anglican School Foundation Tennis Scholarship on offer for the first time.
Toowoomba Anglican School will be offering an additional Year 6 class for 2026.
Records tumbled, reputations were forged and competition was enjoyed by all at this year's TAS Athletics Carnival.
World's Greatest Shave fundraiser proves a cut above.
Overwhelming hospitality on show during regional Queensland tour.
Students from Years 3 to 6 enjoy a visit from well-known Australian author, Katrina Nannestad.
Toowoomba Anglican School Year 12 student's get their first taste of the TAS Young Alumni Program.
New Toowoomba Anglican School Principal Mr Nick Johnstone officially welcomed into his new role.
After drawing inspiration from their attendance at the Amnesty International Brisbane Schools Conference in mid-May, Toowoomba Anglican School students have created their own Amnesty International group at the school to drive action and engage in human rights advocacy.
Toowoomba Anglican School community lends a helping hand to flood-impacted communities across South West, Western and Outback Queensland.
Toowoomba Anglican School named Queensland's Most Outstanding Tennis School
Experienced education leader, Scott Whitters, joins Toowoomba Anglican School (TAS) as the newly appointed Director of Boarding.
TAS’ new Director of Teaching, Brett Rangiira, had the opportunity to consult to the New York City’s Department of Education Public Schools. After two years in New York, Mr Rangirra has returned having gained valuable insights into the Big Apple’s public school system. He shared his experience with us.
This summer, two TAS students attended the University of Queensland’s prestigious Queensland Mathematics Summer School (QMSS). The program is designed to offer Year 11 Students a dive deep into the world of mathematics.
Before the school year officially began, new students and Year 7 students gathered for a time-honoured tradition — Caps and Candles.