The academic programme includes intensive preparation for the HSC and IB examinations and university entrance through a broad range of courses. The academic programme is aimed at boys who generally will go on to tertiary education, but also provides satisfying educational experiences for those who will complete their formal education at the secondary level. It is the aim of the School to maintain the thoroughness of traditional disciplines while offering a stimulating and challenging range of options appropriate to each boy.

Recent Work Experience
Tourism Training Australia held its annual National Tourism & Hospitality Training Conference on the 9th and 10th April 2003 in Sydney. Students from Trinity Grammar assisted over the duration of the conference to gain experience and knowledge for their future tourism / hospitality careers. Go to link

Subjects
Year 10
Subjects studied in Year 10 are:

• Christian Studies
• English
• Geography
• History
• Mathematics
• P.D. Health P.E.
• Science

2 Electives (generally students continue two of their Year 9 Electives. The requirement to study a language no longer applies).

Year 11 and Year 12
Students must study a minimum of 12 Units in Year 11 and 10 Units in Year 12. The only compulsory subject is English, but there must be at least four subjects in total in each year. Courses studied in Year 12 must be preceded by study of the Preliminary course in Year 11.

The UAI will be calculated based on the student’s best 10 Units, providing that at least 2 Units of English will be included.
(Visual Design will not be included for the calculation of the UAI).

Only one of Hospitality or Construction can be counted towards a UAI.

Subjects offered for the HSC are:

• English (compulsory Standard English, Advanced English; Elective - Extension 1 and Extension 2 and Fundamentals of English.
• Mathematics (General, 2 Unit, Extension 1 and Extension 2).
• Electives: Ancient History, Biology, Building Construction, Business Studies, Chemistry, Classical Greek, Design & Technology, Drama, Economics, Engineering Studies, Earth and Environmental Sciences, French, Geography, German, Hospitality, Information Processes and Technology, Latin, Legal Studies, Modern History, Music 1, Music 2, P.D. Health P.E, Photography (1 Unit - Year 11 only), Physics, Senior Science, Software Design and Development, Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation (1 Unit – Year 11 only), Visual Arts, Visual Design (1 Unit - does not count towards UAI).
  

For the Courses Guide for Year 11 2010 and Year 12 2011, click here