Sustainability at Trinity is broadly understood, centring on environmental
sustainability but also including wider issues that contribute to
sustainable human flourishing.
Our Christian foundation and convictions establish the importance of caring for the created order. There are three overlapping lenses through which we consider sustainability:
Sustainability as organisational practice
We review, evaluate and modify our organisational practices in order to conserve natural resources and protect global ecosystems.
Sustainability as educational focus
We teach and cultivate the skills, knowledge, values and attitudes necessary for our students to be aware of and engaged in the challenges associated with sustainability both now and in the decades to come.
Sustainability as a community commitment
We affirm our School’s commitment to sustainability, recognising that a public stance fosters both community awareness and accountability
Trinity’s sustainability targets include:
Read about Trinity’s Sustainability projects below
Digging into research at the Junior School Green Patch
Mrs Melinda Bargwanna’s experience as a Landscape Architect and University Lecturer has seen her tackle some challenges over the years...
Green Patch: The Harvest
Term 4 in the Green Patch was all about harvesting our first compost cake and a bounty of vegetables. Years 5...
