acts as the School's assembly hall). Music TAS has an extensive music program. The program includes a music exposure system where all students undertake activities using musical instruments such as the violin. The result is extensive participation in small music ensembles through all age groups. TAS enters the annual Toowoomba Eisteddfod amongst other regional competitions, and typically enjoys significant success. The Chapel Choir is noted for its consistently high-performance standard. The school also encourages participation in musical productions. The annual Preparatory Years musical is a large production with the participation of all students from Years 3 to 6 in all aspects from staging, music and management. The College Musical and College Play take place in alternate years with its most recent production being Guys and Dolls performed at the Empire Theatre, the schools first musical performed at the venue, in August 2022, with a portion of the secondary school performing. Notable alumni All previous students are able to join the Past Students Association. Notable alumni include: Air Vice Marshal Don Bennett (1919–20) Charles Copeman , Rhodes Scholar 1953; mining industrialist (1941–42) Steve Haddan, a sports journalist (1964–70) Frank Haly , businessman in finance (1944–47) Sally Kehoe, an Olympic rower (1992–98) Aeneas John Lindsay McDonnell (1904-1964), an international art critic; recoverer of stolen artwork in post-World War II Nazi Germany (1911–16) Bernie Pramberg, a rugby league referee and sports journalist (1952–60) Pippa Savage, a national rower (1988–93) Alex Smith, a TV reporter and journalist (1972–73) Jon Stephenson, a geologist, Antarctic explorer, and academic (1943) Dr Stuart Bruce Thorp, academic and documentary maker (1966–73) See also List of schools in Queensland List of boarding schools in Australia List of Anglican schools in Australia References External links Toowoomba Anglican School website Schools in Toowoomba Educational institutions established in 1911 Anglican primary schools in Queensland Anglican high schools in Queensland Junior School Heads Association of Australia Member Schools Boarding schools in Queensland 1911 establishments in Australia Queensland in World War II