Past Donations

The School Foundation has made a significant investment in the advancement of our educational facilities by funding the comprehensive redevelopment and enhancement of two Science classrooms, as well as the expansion of our Experiment Room and the renovation of the staffroom. This substantial contribution has enabled our students to engage in advanced experimental work, thereby elevating the quality and scope of their scientific inquiries. 

The Black Family, through the School Foundation, generously funded the construction of the C and A Black Pavilion, located between Jordan and RB Smith Ovals. This pivotal facility offers flexible learning space, storage for sports equipment and features a fully operational canteen and café. Frequently utilised by TAS United and during Swimming and Athletics Carnivals, the pavilion significantly enriches the school's experience.

This distinctive playground, generously donated by the P&F in 2015, has become a landmark icon on the school campus. Featuring an array of climbing and balancing apparatus, it not only serves as a central recreational space but also significantly enhances children’s motor skills and spatial awareness. Its innovative design and strategic placement make it an integral part of our students' physical development and daily play experience.

Thanks to the generous funding from the School Foundation, the school has successfully expanded the parking facilities at Jordan Oval. This additional parking area is primarily designated for kindergarten parents, as well as for game day fixtures and training sessions.

In commemoration of our inaugural graduating class of 2018, the Alumni graciously contributed a brass plaque inscribed with the names of the graduates. This tradition has been upheld annually, with a new plaque installed each year, thus establishing the distinguished 'Walk of Honour' that extends from the Gatehouse through the school cloisters.

Each year, the Parents and Friends Association generously funds the acquisition of new and captivating books for the School Library. A discerning committee of students from Years 5-12 is entrusted with selecting titles they believe will resonate with their peers. This student-centered approach ensures that the library remains vibrant and meticulously curated, fostering a lifelong love of reading among the TAS community.

To continue to enhance the Secondary Years Rugby Program, the Parents and Friends Association donated the funds to purchase a state of the art Scrummage Machine to be utilised by both the boys and girls Rugby and Rugby 7’s teams.

The Parents and Friends Association annually funds upgrades to the Boarding Facilities, including furniture for common rooms, bathroom and sleeping area improvements, and recreational amenities such as pool tables, air hockey tables, and gaming devices.

Toowoomba Anglican School leads the way in STEM education, continuously advancing its program through the generous donations of the Parents and Friends Association. These contributions have enabled the acquisition of cutting-edge robotics and 3D printing equipment, providing students with unparalleled opportunities to explore and excel in the world of STEM.

As part of the Connal Building refurbishment, the School Foundation funded the creation of two advanced learning spaces on the top floor. These state-of-the-art classrooms are designed to enhance the educational experience for Secondary students.

To preserve and safeguard the school's rich history, the Alumni generously funded the construction of a dedicated archival facility, which includes a state-of-the-art climate-controlled archive room. This bespoke space ensures that the school's historical records and artifacts are meticulously preserved for future generations, maintaining the integrity and continuity of our institutional heritage.

The Fairfax Library serves as a pivotal learning environment within the school, accessible to students from Prep through Year 12. The P&F has significantly enriched this space by donating high-quality furniture over the years, thereby providing students with an optimal setting for academic study and an inviting sanctuary for immersing themselves in the transformative world of literature.

TAS is proud to be a dual-platform educational institution, a distinction made possible through the generous donation of 30 iMacs for the school’s Tech Box. This strategic investment enables students to gain proficiency with both Mac and Windows environments, thereby equipping them with essential skills for higher education and future careers. Accessible to all students from Prep through Year 12, this dual-platform facility ensures a comprehensive and versatile technological foundation.

A collaborative initiative among the School, the Parents & Friends Association, and the School Foundation has culminated in the redevelopment of the TAS Aquatic Centre. This enhanced facility features an outdoor seven-lane pool and updated changing rooms, facilitating Learn to Swim lessons for all Primary students and offering Water Polo programs for students in Years 5 through 12.

Erected in 2000, the Millennium Centre was generously funded by the School Foundation. This versatile facility features floor markings for basketball, netball, and volleyball, and is equipped with retractable seating, a full stage with comprehensive sound system, and a large screen with a projector. The Millennium Centre is a hub of activity, regularly hosting school assemblies, ceremonies, and the Primary Musical, providing a dynamic space for a wide range of school events.

Donated by the School Foundation to mark the Centenary in 1991, this line of trees borders the edge of Bogunda Oval, creating a beautiful canopy of shade and nature for the students. These trees not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of the campus but also provide a serene and inviting environment for outdoor activities and relaxation.

From the 1930s to 1960s, boarding boys would dare to climb the Stoneleigh belltower, carving their names in the rafters to leave a lasting mark. Although this was incredibly dangerous and teachers tried to stop it, the tradition endured. Today, thanks to the Alumni, we honour this legacy by displaying the names and years of attendance of our students in the Belltower Pavilion. 

As our students transition from Primary to Secondary, the importance of communal spaces for social interaction during lunch increases. With the generous support of the Parents and Friends Association, additional seating has been procured, fostering a sense of community and providing our students with welcoming areas to gather and connect.

Through the Parents and Friends Association, a school family donated the purchase of a Gator to the Grounds and Facilities Team. This vehicle has proved to be invaluable to our Facilities and Sports staff as the navigate our campus and ovals.