The Student Association of La Salle College is an association of the students, by the students, and for the students. To “cherish and protect the name of our school and care for our fellow students of La Salle College” is part of the official pledge undertaken by officers of the Student Association, and is also the aim that they commit to steadfastly and perseveringly.
 

There are six different Student Association badges, with six distinct colors. The seven Executive Committee members wear white badges. Members of the Clubs Coordinating Board, responsible for overseeing the administration of clubs and their activities, wear the black badge; those who are part of the Class Representatives Board, an organization connecting different classes, wear the green badge; the Secretariat, in charge of designing and issuing products, wear the yellow badge; the Publications Board who help in the production of the Lasallian wear the blue badge; and the Discipline Board members wear the red badge.

The Clubs Coordinating Board is mainly responsible for the activities of the clubs and societies and ensures their smooth facilitation. Its duties include the nomination of the new club chairmen, the production of the Christmas Gathering and the Talent Quest.

The Class Representatives Board is composed of democratically elected Class Representatives from all classes. The Board serves as a bridge between the SA and the students. The Board also takes up the subscription of newspapers, the renewal of students’ ID and runs the Students’ Welfare scheme. It also organizes the Annual Christmas Ball, one of the most traditional and formal functions of the school.
 

The Discipline Board maintains discipline in the school and at different functions like the Swimming Gala, the Speech Day, the Sports Day, the Parent-Teacher meetings and the Interschool Athletics Meet. Discipline Board members, together with Class Prefects, patrol the corridors during breaks, inspect school bags for prohibited possessions, conduct outside patrol and take an active role in sustaining and improving students’ discipline through an effective and inductive way.

The Publications Board publishes three issues of the school magazine “The Lasallian”. Moreover, the Board also offers help to students in academics by providing past paper ordering services and Joint-School Oral Practices to Form Five and Six students. 

The Secretariat is responsible for the decoration of various school functions and the external communication of the SA. In addition, the Secretariat issues products like stationery, tie-clips, T-shirts, windbreakers, and calendars, which are all designed by students and signifies the school uniquely.

The Finance Committee monitors all the financial matters of the Association. Budgets and financial statements are prepared and general meetings are held regularly in which the financial situation of each Board is discussed.