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The Associated Schools (TAS) is an incorporated body involving fourteen independent Queensland secondary schools in a variety of sporting and cultural activities.

Current member schools

Crest	School	Location	Enrolment	Founded	Denomination	Day/Boarding	Year Entered Competition	School Colors
File:CannonHill.jpg	Cannon Hill Anglican College	Cannon Hill		1989	Anglican	Day
File:Canterbury college logo.gif	Canterbury College	Waterford	1,250	1987	Anglican	Day		Red & Navy Blue (& White)
File:Flc logo.gif	Forest Lake College	Forest Lake	1,400	1998	Anglican / Uniting Church	Day		Red & Navy Blue (& White)
File:JPCLogo.png	John Paul College	Daisy Hill	2,500	1982	Ecumenical	Day		Burgandy & Blue
File:Maristrosalie.jpg	Marist College Rosalie	Paddington		1929	Roman Catholic	Day		Cerise & Blue
	Ormiston College	Ormiston	1200	1988	Non-Denominational	Day		Maroon & Blue
File:Rlc crest.gif	Redeemer Lutheran College	Rochedale	950	1981	Lutheran	Day		Blue
File:Rivermount crest.jpg	Rivermount College	Yatala	830	1992	Non-Denominational	Day
	The Scots PGC College	Warwick	450	1918	Uniting Church	Day & Boarding	2000	Red, Green & White
	The Springfield College	Springfield	600	1998	Anglican / Uniting Church	Day		Red & Navy Blue (& White)
	St Columban's College	Caboolture	850	1928	Roman Catholic	Day		Blue, Gold
File:Stpauls logo.gif	St Paul's School	Bald Hills	1500	1961	Anglican	Day		Cardinal Red & Bottle Green
File:Stuartholmecrest.jpg	Stuartholme School	Toowong	705	1920	Roman Catholic	Day & Boarding		Red, Gold & Blue
File:Wmac.gif	West Moreton Anglican College	Ipswich	1,600	1993	Anglican	Day

Previous member schools

Villanova College Coorparoo, a founding member of TAS[1], plus Marist College Ashgrove, St Peters Lutheran College Indooroopilly, St Laurence's College South Brisbane, Iona College Wynnum West, Padua College Kedron, St Patrick's College Shorncliffe and St Edmund's College Ipswich, withdrew[2] from T.A.S. to form The Association of Independent Colleges (A.I.C.).

Boys Sports

Basketball
Cricket
Rugby
Soccer
Tennis
Volleyball

Girls Sports

Basketball
Hockey
Netball
Tennis
Soccer
Softball
Volleyball

Carnivals

Athletics
Cross Country
Swimming

Other Activites

Equestrian
Cheerleading
Rowing
AFL

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+=== Previous member schools ===
+[[Villanova_College|Villanova College]] Coorparoo, a founding member of TAS[http://www.vnc.qld.edu.au/HISTORY.HTM], plus [[Marist_College_Ashgrove|Marist College]] Ashgrove, [[St_Peters_Lutheran_College|St Peters Lutheran College]] Indooroopilly, [[St_Laurence%27s_College|St Laurence's College]] South Brisbane, [[Iona_College_%28Queensland%29|Iona College]] Wynnum West, [[Padua_College|Padua College]] Kedron, [[St_Patrick%27s_College%2C_Shorncliffe|St Patrick's College]] Shorncliffe and [[St_Edmunds_College_Ipswich|St Edmund's College]] Ipswich, withdrew[http://www.vnc.qld.edu.au/cocurr.htm] from T.A.S. to form [[Associated_Independent_Colleges|The Association of Independent Colleges (A.I.C.)]].
 == Boys Sports ==