The School also constructed a Reflection Space, with the blessing of some of those who suffered, as a place for acknowledging injustices of the past. It incorporates both a physical statement of apology as well as a pledge for a hopeful future. While this Space can never make up for the hurt done to those who experienced abuse, it may hopefully provide for some, a place for reflection and assist with a journey towards healing. The Space, which is downstream from the school dam on Black Gully, can be conveniently accessed via the Chapel St entrance (Gate 7) to the School. 

TAS, like Australian society, has changed a great deal in recent decades. Culturally, we are a co-educational school that seeks to be an inclusive and compassionate community which celebrates diversity and hope, cognisant that the strength of any community is the way it looks out for all those who are part of it. It strives to be a place where lasting relationships are built on mutual respect and trust, and where all have a voice that is heard.  

To our current and prospective parents, we give our utmost reassurance that the School has a zero-tolerance policy to inappropriate behaviour. This commitment to making sure TAS provides a safe and happy environment for all who live and work here is reinforced through our pastoral care structure, in formal and informal settings, in the classroom and outside of it.