• To voice your opinion on educational issues.
• To become part of a united community focused on protecting the educational interests of school children.
• To share resources.
• To receive the newsletter

Anyone who cares about teaching, learning and education issues, including teachers, parents, students and interested citizens

To become a registered member, fill out this application form         

There is no application or membership fee; PLATO is supported solely by donations.

Before you complete your application, please read "The Fine Print" below, and the Rules of Association.

PLATO Rules       

If you do not wish to become a registered member but wish to remain informed with the regular newsletter, then simply send an e-mail to: plato@aapt.net.au

All Newsletters and Media Releases are also available online at the "Media Releases / Newsletters" link.

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"The Fine Print": Required by the Associations Incorporation Act (1987)

Please read before submitting your application for membership.

Information for Applicants

• If your application is accepted, your name and address, as provided above, must be recorded in a register of members and be made available to other members, upon request, under section 27 of the Associations Incorporation Act.
  
• If the obligations under the Associations Incorporation Act are not complied with the Association can be wound up.
  
• You can contact the Association at PO Box 5300, Falcon, WA, 6210 or by email at plato@aapt.net.au
  
• You can access or correct personal information (your name and address) by contacting the Association as indicated above.

Other Information

• If your application is accepted you are entitled to inspect and make a copy of the register of members under section 27 of the Associations Incorporation Act.
  
• If your application is accepted you are entitled to inspect and make a copy of the rules (constitution) of the association under section 28 of the Associations Incorporation Act.
• If your application for membership is rejected by the Committee: You may give notice of your intention to appeal within 14 days of being advised of the rejection (rule 5(4)). The Association in a general meeting, no later than the next annual general meeting, must confirm or set aside the decision of the Committee rejecting your application, after giving you a reasonable opportunity to be heard or to make written representations to the general meeting (rule 5(5)).

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