Parents who know each other speak up more easily.

Assembly gives each class a private room for the everyday: a hand with pick-ups, rosters, the week ahead. And when something isn’t right, it helps you raise it clearly, in your own name, with a dated record, on your own or alongside other families.

What we believe

Being heard shouldn’t depend on knowing the system, having the energy to fight it, or being able to afford help. A fair process should be available to every family, for free. Schools do better work when concerns arrive clearly, once, and in good faith, so Assembly is built to work with schools, not against them.

Free for parents

Free for parents, carers and advocates. Full stop. No advertising, no sale or sharing of case data, no targeting. Schools pay nothing and get no dashboard into parent activity; they simply receive a clear letter and a link to respond.

What Assembly is not

  • Not legal advice, and never a prediction of what a school or authority will decide.
  • Not a general chat app, or a place to name and shame teachers or children.
  • Not a ratings or ranking site. Assembly shows no ratings or reviews, and doesn’t score, rank or write its own summary of a school.
  • Not a way to force an outcome. Assembly helps you set out a concern clearly and shows where it can go, with the official source for each step. The decision stays with whoever receives it.

Australian, through and through

Built for the rules each Australian state actually follows, and for Australian families. Adults only: schools and complaint bodies are recipients of what you send, never members.

Start where you are.

Find your class’s room for the everyday. Whenever something isn’t right, start a private record; it’s yours to build at your own pace.