The Associated Schools
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| Formation | 1956 |
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| Headquarters | Brisbane, Queensland |
| Members | 14 schools |
Official language | English |
| Website | theassociatedschools.com.au |
The Associated Schools (TAS) is an incorporated body involving fourteen co-educational independent Queensland secondary schools in a variety of sporting and cultural activities established in 1956 following the disbanded Metropolitan Secondary School Sports Association in 1955, which had been established in 1950.[1]
The member schools currently participate in one of two competition divisions; The Associated Schools, and the Greater Brisbane Conference.[1]
| Member school | Location | Enrolment[2] | Year founded | Denomination | Gender(s) | Day/ boarding |
Entered competition |
School colours |
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| Cannon Hill Anglican College | Cannon Hill | 1,230 | 1989 | Anglican | Boys & Girls | Day | 2000 | Red, royal blue and white |
| Canterbury College | Waterford | 1,252 | 1987 | Anglican | Boys & Girls | Day | 1991 | Red, navy blue and white |
| St John's Anglican College | Forest Lake | 1,000 | 1994 | Anglican | Boys & Girls | Day | 2000 | Red, navy blue and white |
| John Paul College | Daisy Hill | 1,634 | 1982 | Ecumenical | Boys & Girls | Day & Boarding | 1983 | Burgundy & light blue |
| Ormiston College | Ormiston | 1,331 | 1988 | Non- |
Boys & Girls | Day | 1996 | Maroon and light blue |
| St Columban's College | Caboolture | 1,022 | 1928 | Catholic | Boys & Girls | Day | 1956 | Navy blue and gold |
| St Paul's School | Bald Hills | 1,212 | 1961 | Anglican | Boys & Girls | Day | 1962 | Cardinal red & bottle green |
| West Moreton Anglican College | Karrabin | 1,395 | 1993 | Anglican | Boys & Girls | Day | 2000 | Navy blue, rust and gold |
| Greater Brisbane Conference | ||||||||
| Faith Lutheran College, Redlands | Thornlands | 698 | 2000 | Lutheran | Boys & Girls | Day | 2009 | Light blue, navy blue and gold |
| Faith Lutheran College, Plainland | Plainland | 689 | 2000 | Lutheran | Boys & Girls | Day | 2009 | Light blue, navy blue and gold |
| Redeemer Lutheran College | Rochedale | 1009 | 1980 | Lutheran | Boys & Girls | Day | 1983 | Sky and royal blue |
| Rivermount College | Yatala | 926 | 1992 | Non- |
Boys & Girls | Day | 2000 | Navy blue, green and gold |
| Sheldon College | Sheldon | 1,021 | 1997 | Non- |
Boys & Girls | Day | 2016 [3] | Navy, sky and white |
| Springfield Anglican College | Springfield | 600 | 1998 | Anglican | Boys & Girls | Day | 2004 | Red, navy blue and white |
| Former Member Schools | ||||||||
| De La Salle College (Southern Cross Catholic College) | Scarborough | 619 | 1955 | Catholic | Boys | Day | 1961–1994 | Blue, gold, and red |
| Iona College | Wynnum West | 1,300 | 1958 | Catholic | Boys | Day | 1985–1998 | Black and white |
| Loreto College | Coorparoo | 710 | 1928 | Catholic | Girls | Day | 2000–2008 | Blue and gold |
| Marist College Ashgrove | Ashgrove | 1,474 | 1940 | Catholic | Boys | Day & Boarding | 1956–1998 | Blue and gold |
| Marist College Rosalie (Closed 2008) | Paddington | 250 | 1929 | Catholic | Boys | Day | 1956–2008 | Cerise and blue |
| Padua College | Kedron | 1,200 | 1956 | Catholic | Boys | Day | 1994–1998 | Brown, grey, white and gold |
| St Edmund's College | Ipswich | 961 | 1892 | Catholic | Boys | Day | 1985–1998 | Blue & white |
| St Laurence's College | South Brisbane | 1,375 | 1915 | Catholic | Boys | Day | 1956–1998 | Black and gold |
| St Patrick's College | Shorncliffe | 960 | 1952 | Catholic | Boys | Day | 1956–1998 | Green and gold |
| St Peters Lutheran College | Indooroopilly | 2,000 | 1945 | Lutheran | Boys & Girls | Day & Boarding | 1956–1998 | Maroon and white |
| Stuartholme School | Toowong | 705 | 1920 | Catholic | Girls | Day & Boarding | 2000–2008 | Red, gold and blue |
| Villanova College | Coorparoo | 1,128 | 1948 | Catholic | Boys | Day | 1956–1998 | Green and gold |
| The Scots PGC College | Warwick | 450 | 1918 | Uniting Church | Boys & Girls | Day & Boarding | 2000–2012 | Red, green and white |
Sports
Apart from the core sports of Swimming, Cross-country and Athletics, all TAS sport is played on Saturdays over 3 trimesters. Each trimester is approximately nine weeks.
| Boys | Girls | Carnival | |
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| Trimester 1 | Cricket Volleyball | Basketball Tennis | Swimming |
| Trimester 2 | Rugby Tennis | Hockey (Soccer in the GBC competition) Netball | Cross Country |
| Trimester 3 | Basketball Soccer | Volleyball Touch Football | Athletics |
Championships
Swimming
Winning teams on aggregate points across all secondary school age groups for both boys and girls from 2000 onwards are listed below. The Associated Schools had blue and red conference divisions for co-educational carnivals from 2000 to 2013, and the higher blue division championship winners are listed for those years:[4][5]
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Championships, 2000–present: Ormiston (8), St Paul's (8), John Paul (4).
Boys' swimming
Winning teams on aggregate points for all secondary school age groups from 1956 onwards are listed below. The Associated Schools had blue and red conference divisions for boys swimming from 1986 to 2013, and the higher blue division championship winners are listed for those years:[4][6]
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Championships:
- 1999–present: Ormiston (10), St Paul's (7), John Paul (4).
- 1956–1998: St Laurence's (20), Ashgrove (7), St Paul's (5), Iona (4), St Columban's (3), De La Salle (2),
Girls' swimming
Winning teams on aggregate points for all secondary school age groups for The Associated Schools (2000 onwards) and the Independent Schools Association (1988–1999) are listed below. The Associated Schools had blue and red conference divisions for girls swimming from 2000 to 2013, and the higher blue division championship winners are listed for those years:[5]
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Championships:
- 2000–present: Loreto (6), Ormiston (6), John Paul (3), Stuartholme (2), St Columban's (1), St Paul's (1), West Moreton (1).
- ISA, 1988–1999: Loreto (6), St Peters (6).
Athletics (track and field)
Winning teams on aggregate points across all secondary school age groups for both boys and girls from 2000 onwards are listed below. The Associated Schools had blue and red conference divisions for co-educational carnivals from 2000 to 2013, and the higher blue division championship winners are listed for those years:[7]
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Championships, 2000–present: John Paul (13), Canterbury (2), St Columban's College (2), Ormiston (1).
Boys' athletics
Winning teams on aggregate points for all secondary school age groups from 1956 onwards are listed below. The Associated Schools had blue and red conference divisions for boys track and field from 1985 to 2013, and the higher blue division championship winners are listed for those years:[7][6]
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Championships:
- 1999–present: John Paul (9), St Columban's (5), Ormiston (2), West Moreton (1).
- 1956–1998: Ashgrove (21), St Laurence's (12), St Peters (4), Iona (3), Villanova (2), St Columban's (1).
Girls' athletics
Winning teams on aggregate points for all secondary school age groups from 2000 onwards are listed below. The Associated Schools had blue and red conference divisions for girls track and field from 2000 to 2013, and the higher blue division championship winners are listed for those years:
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Championships, 2000–present: Canterbury (3), St Columban's (1), West Moreton (1).
Boys' premierships
First XV Rugby
List of First XV premiers since 1956 are listed below. The Associated Schools had blue and red conference divisions from 1985 to 2013, and the higher blue division premiership winners are listed for those years:[6][15]
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Premierships:
- 2000–present: John Paul (7), Ormiston (7), St Columban's (7), St Paul's (2), Rosalie (1), Scots PGC (1).
- 1956–1998: Ashgrove (24), St Laurence's (9), St Peters (7), Villanova (5), De La Salle (3), Iona (1), St Columban's (1).
† indicates shared premiership for the year.
First VI Volleyball
List of First VI premiers since 1956 are listed below. The Associated Schools had blue and red conference divisions from 1985 to 2013, and the higher blue division premiership winners are listed for those years:[6][18]
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Premierships:
- 2000–present: Ormiston (8), St Paul's (6), Canterbury (2), John Paul (2), Cannon Hill (2),.
- 1986–1999: Iona (1), St Paul's (1), St Columban's (4), St Peters (1), Villanova (7), Redeemer (1).
† indicates shared premiership for the year.
First XI Football
List of First XI premiers since 1956 are listed below. The Associated Schools had blue and red conference divisions from 1985 to 2013, and the higher blue division premiership winners are listed for those years:[6][19]
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Premierships:
- 2000–present: John Paul (14), St Paul's (4), Canterbury (1), Cannon Hill (1), Ormiston (1), West Moreton (1).
- 1986–1999: St Paul's (3), Ashgrove (3), John Paul (2), Villanova (1), Rosalie (1), St Laurence's (1), Padua (1).
† indicates shared premiership for the year.
First XI Cricket
List of First XI premiers since 1956 are listed below. The Associated Schools had blue and red conference divisions from 1985 to 2013, and the higher blue division premiership winners are listed for those years:[6][20]
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Premierships:
- 2000–present: John Paul (10), Ormiston (5), St Columban's (2), St Paul's (3), West Moreton (2), Canterbury (1), Redeemer (1).
- 1956–1998: Ashgrove (18), Rosalie (6), St Laurence's (5), Iona (3), St Paul's (3), St Columban's (2), De La Salle (1), John Paul (1), St Edmund's (1), St Peters (1), Villanova (1).