Anglican Schools: Renewing Minds, Changing Lives.

The ASA Conference is for all Anglican Schools. Whether you are a school governor, principal, chaplain, senior academic, pastoral member of staff or classroom teacher, you are welcome. For more information click on Conferences.

 Click here for online conference registration

Click here to download the Sponsorship Application Form

  
 

Anglican Schools: Renewing Minds, Changing Lives.

The ASA Conference is for all Anglican Schools. Whether you are a school governor, principal, chaplain, senior academic, pastoral member of staff or classroom teacher, you are welcome. For more information click on Conferences.

 Click here for online conference registration

Click here to download the Sponsorship Application Form

Vision Statement


Anglican Schools Australia, giving honour to God, putting God first and working within God's will, seeks to:

  • Provide a forum at the national level for Anglican schools to facilitate discussion on spiritual, moral and values related issues as they have bearing on education.
  • Be an effective network of General Synod of the Anglican Church.
  • Achieve recognition of Anglican schools as part of the mission of the Anglican Church.
  • Engage with the Commonwealth Government, national Anglican agencies, other national education bodies and industry groups on matters which affect the Church's mission through Anglican schools.
  • Be a forward-looking, dynamic organisation aiming to develop a strong unity of purpose among Anglican Schools.

(The Anglican Schools Australia (formally Australian Anglican Schools Network) was established in 1999)

Downloading files

Our site contains numerous PDF files. If you do not have Adobe Reader, follow this link to download.

ASA Project Proposal

Download and use the MSWord template for constructing a project proposal that can be forwarded to the ASA Management Committee for consideration.

A Brief History of the ASA (formally AASN) 

Click here to read Australian Anglican Schools Network: A Short Historical Summary, written by Mr Phillip Heath, AASN President 2001-2003.  If you have additional information that can be considered for inclusion in the document, please email the ASA via the Contact Us tab on the web page.

 

 

Vision Statement


Anglican Schools Australia, giving honour to God, putting God first and working within God's will, seeks to:

  • Provide a forum at the national level for Anglican schools to facilitate discussion on spiritual, moral and values related issues as they have bearing on education.
  • Be an effective network of General Synod of the Anglican Church.
  • Achieve recognition of Anglican schools as part of the mission of the Anglican Church.
  • Engage with the Commonwealth Government, national Anglican agencies, other national education bodies and industry groups on matters which affect the Church's mission through Anglican schools.
  • Be a forward-looking, dynamic organisation aiming to develop a strong unity of purpose among Anglican Schools.

(The Anglican Schools Australia (formally Australian Anglican Schools Network) was established in 1999)

Downloading files

Our site contains numerous PDF files. If you do not have Adobe Reader, follow this link to download.

ASA Project Proposal

Download and use the MSWord template for constructing a project proposal that can be forwarded to the ASA Management Committee for consideration.

A Brief History of the ASA (formally AASN) 

Click here to read Australian Anglican Schools Network: A Short Historical Summary, written by Mr Phillip Heath, AASN President 2001-2003.  If you have additional information that can be considered for inclusion in the document, please email the ASA via the Contact Us tab on the web page.

 

 

Prayer Diary

There are over 150 Anglican schools throughout Australia, providing quality education to in excess of 150,000 students and approx 15,000 teachers share in the educational task in schools and colleges of Anglican Schools Australia (formally Australan Anglican Schools Network). This dynamic network provides opportunities for schools to support, and learn from, each other.

One of the ways we can support each other is through prayer. The ASA Prayer Diary enables us to pray for each other systematically. Please consider its use at regular school chapel services.

 DAILY PRAYER

Creator God,

We give thanks for all the Anglican School communities throughout Australia and seek good humour in discussion and wisdom in decisions. We pray for all who have been affected by recent floods, cyclones and fires and give thanks for all who have helped in the restoration and recovery programmes.

Grant us in our diversity tolerance and respect for each other while seeking justice for all. May all who teach and all who learn seek and love truth and in humility look to you the source of all wisdom and understanding, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

Term 2 beginning Monday 23 April 2012

Bishop Druitt College, NSW
Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College, NSW
Blue Mountains Grammar School Ltd, NSW
Brighton Grammar School, VIC
Broughton Anglican College, NSW
Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School, WA
Burgmann Anglican School, ACT
Calrossy Anglican School, NSW
Camberwell Girls Grammar School, VIC
Camberwell Grammar School, VIC
Canberra Girls' Grammar, ACT

 

 

 

 

 

 

There are over 150 Anglican schools throughout Australia, providing quality education to in excess of 150,000 students and approx 15,000 teachers share in the educational task in schools and colleges of Anglican Schools Australia (formally Australan Anglican Schools Network). This dynamic network provides opportunities for schools to support, and learn from, each other.

One of the ways we can support each other is through prayer. The ASA Prayer Diary enables us to pray for each other systematically. Please consider its use at regular school chapel services.

 DAILY PRAYER

Creator God,

We give thanks for all the Anglican School communities throughout Australia and seek good humour in discussion and wisdom in decisions. We pray for all who have been affected by recent floods, cyclones and fires and give thanks for all who have helped in the restoration and recovery programmes.

Grant us in our diversity tolerance and respect for each other while seeking justice for all. May all who teach and all who learn seek and love truth and in humility look to you the source of all wisdom and understanding, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

Term 2 beginning Monday 23 April 2012

Bishop Druitt College, NSW
Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College, NSW
Blue Mountains Grammar School Ltd, NSW
Brighton Grammar School, VIC
Broughton Anglican College, NSW
Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School, WA
Burgmann Anglican School, ACT
Calrossy Anglican School, NSW
Camberwell Girls Grammar School, VIC
Camberwell Grammar School, VIC
Canberra Girls' Grammar, ACT