At Trinity Grammar School we strive to make effective provision for the personal guidance of each boy. The Pastoral Care Guidelines and Programmes at the School not only reflect current educational and psychological research, but also the well identified characteristics of good parenting, providing both 'care' and 'discipline'.

The essence of pastoral care lies in every interaction between students, staff and parents. The extent to which such factors create and maintain the pastoral culture of the School cannot be overstated. The House System further enhances our School environment where boys can feel safe, valued, engaged, and purposeful.

The grace of God working in the lives of those in the School community, coupled with the wide range of experiences and the caring and nurturing environment provided by the School, help develop resilience, self confidence and faith in God. Click here for more information.

Trinity Education Support Services
Trinity Education Support Services (T.E.S.S) provides integrated support to students with special needs across Preparatory, Junior, Middle and Senior School campuses. click here for more information.

A Safe Learning and Working Environment
The School is committed to providing all members of the Trinity community with a learning and working environment which is safe, supportive and caring and which is free of harassment and discrimination of any kind. A statement of the School's guidelines can be obtained by clicking here.

E-Care and Internet Support Page
To access the School’s ‘E-Care Email’ and ‘Internet Support Page’ please click here.

"Help When You Need It."
Help When You Need It (HWYNI) is a library of CD’s created by Dr. Michael Carr-Gregg providing information on adolescent mental health for teachers, parents and young people. Trinity Grammar School is very proud to offer this outstanding resource to the whole School Community. We do hope it is able to provide vital information that helps support the positive growth and development of our boys. The site is posted on the TGS intranet site. Provided you are on the school network, link to the site by clicking here.

Parenting Tips
The Association of Independent Schools publishes a regular newsletter titled 'Parenting Tips' which aims to assist parents in raising children. Please consider browsing through these newsletters by clicking here.

NSW Parents Council | www.parentscouncil.nsw.edu.au