AASE is the national peak body of professionals including teachers, educational leaders, therapists, academics and community members with expertise and interest in the education of learners with diverse learning needs. Membership of AASE is open to any individual, group or school with an interest in the education of students living with disability. AASE is represented by Chapters in each state and territory across Australia and is managed by a National Council comprising of representatives of each state and territory. AASE aims to … - Advocate on behalf of students living with disability to ensure provision of and access to quality education services. - Provide a range of quality services to members and the wider community. Any person interested in these aims may be a member of AASE. Our Members include teachers, educational leaders, allied health workers, academics and community members. Our members are from across the government, independent and Catholic education sectors AASE’s goals are to … - Provide a strong and informed national and state voice for the education community. - Enhance access by students living with disability to quality educational programs. - Promote professional standards of a high order. - Foster equitable and effective resourcing support for students with disability. - Support research that informs the delivery of education in the Australian context.