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Trinity welcomes CAS Cadet Units for annual conference
In early February, Trinity played host to the CAS Cadet Leadership Conference for 2024. Taking...
Tackling the connectedness crisis: how positive masculinity theory can build boys’ strengths
Are we facing a connectedness crisis amongst boys and young men in schools? That was...
Winning the right way
Headmaster Tim Bowden has applauded the humility of spirit shown by scores of Trinity students...
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Co-education and single-sex schooling
I imagine that many in the Trinity community will have noticed the announcement earlier this week by Newington College that they intend to become co-educational in the years ahead. In response to the decision, some of the public commentary, and a number of queries that I was receiving, I wrote the following opinion piece that [...]
Sport in the life of our School
Sport is an essential element in our School’s educational vision. We have a particular focus on competitive team sports. There are recreational sport options open to the boys, where the focus is on participation and improvement, but all boys are required to put on the School colours as part of a team in at least [...]
Learning from the International Boys School Coalition
During the course of the mid-year break, along with a small group of Trinity staff, I attended the International Boys School Coalition (IBSC) annual conference in Auckland. The IBSC is comprised of nearly three hundred member schools across the world who are committed to advancing the education of boys in boys’ schools. You can read [...]
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World peace? Bring it on
Young minds tackle global issues From world peace to nuclear power, AI to genetic engineering, inequalities in the law and education, they could scarcely have grappled with weightier subjects. The fact that such complex topics were chosen by the boys themselves indicates Trinity’s Year 6 students certainly don’t look for the easy way out in [...]
Rep honours in four sports
Trinity sportsmen have won representative honours in cricket, water polo, basketball, and touch football. Xander Carstens (10Ke) and Jaden Tsang (10We) gained selection in the NSW CIS U15 cricket side and will compete in the NSW All Schools tournament at the end of term. Max Burke-Moore (12Ar) and Taj Young (10We) were chosen in the [...]
How students grow into teachers
“Longevity is the key” to good relationships If James Leckie ever feels he has spent his entire life at Trinity, well … he just about has. He joined the School as an eight-year-old, and four decades later he is still here. He has never left. In all those years he has either been a student [...]
Walking and growing in faith at Trinity
The challenge for any Christian is how to live in line with your faith as you tackle everything that life throws at you. As a School with a strong foundation of Christian beliefs and values, Trinity might be a workplace where it’s easier to express faith and explore the ideas that questions of faith bring [...]
Learning is not a competitive sport
There is a better way, says Deputy Headmaster – Academic Is the race to a high ATAR all that matters? Are other students competitors rather than teammates? Are they opponents who might potentially grab your university spot, scholarship, or job? If your answer to these questions is yes, then one of Trinity’s academic leaders has [...]
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 but she says that none have been quite as rewarding as her current role as Specialist Environmental Educator at Trinity Grammar School. “It’s a role that brings many of my favourite things together – designing [...]