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A shared connection across generations on Number 1 OvalÂ
More than four decades separate them, but for Brad Pillinger (’83) and Brock Prideaux (’25), there is a...
A Term of Outstanding Music at Trinity
Term 2 has been a remarkable celebration of music at Trinity Grammar School, showcasing the...
Trinity unites for Giving Day
Last week, Giving Day 2026 was an extraordinary 24 hours for Trinity. Across both our Summer...
From the Headmaster

The reality of creating change
Schools are places of learning, but they are also places of habit. Every day, thousands of behaviours are repeated: how students enter classrooms, how teachers respond to disruption, how leaders communicate expectations, and how communities define success. One of the greatest challenges we face in schools is not introducing new ideas, but changing established patterns […]
Jumping on the Socceroo’s bandwagon
As seems to be the case every four years, the ‘bandwagon effect’ is underway! Once again, the Socceroos have begun to rise in our nation’s collective awareness and interest. After defeating Türkiye, overcoming a setback against the USA, and securing progression to the knockout stages with a hard-fought draw against Paraguay, Australia now faces Egypt [...]
The discomfort and truth of National Sorry Day
On the 26th of May in 1997, twenty-nine years ago, a report was tabled in our Federal Parliament. The report was called Bringing Them Home. Over the preceding two years, the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission had carried out a national inquiry into the historic government policies that forcibly removed Aboriginal and Torres Strait [...]

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Humanity highlighted through history
Drawn to Trinity because of the School’s commitment to growing good men, Mr Benjamin Street is now in his fifth year here as a History teacher and Studies of Religion Teacher. He says History, in particular, is a space where humanity can be examined, allowing students to determine the kinds of people they want to [...]
Right place, right time; 100 years at Summer Hill
2026 marks 100 years since students and staff of Trinity Grammar School officially moved onto the Summer Hill site, where the School remains today. The move, back in 1926, can only be described as chaotic, but through the mishaps and frustrations, leadership led with clear eyes, trust in God’s plan, and a vision of the [...]
Studying and working together at TrinityÂ
Taking on further study is a big decision – particularly when adding it on top of a demanding full-time role. For two members of the Middle School leadership team, the decision was made easier because of the support of one another. Ms Nadia Nero (Head of Middle School) and Ms Julia Malley (Deputy Head of the [...]
Walking the walk with the Community Service Co-curricular
Trinity’s Co-curricular program is diverse in its breadth, but there’s only one Co-curricular activity at Trinity where students can knit, sleep under the stars, get involved in local bush regeneration, and connect with younger students as well as older local residents – all this and more with the goal of serving their local community. The [...]
IBSC Conference inspires reflection and forward motion
Each year, a cohort of Trinity staff head to the International Boys’ School Coalition (IBSC) Annual Conference, to connect with other educators in boys’ schools, learn from educators across the world, share Trinity’s knowledge and bring new ideas back home. 2026 was no different as Headmaster Tim Bowden, Ms Mikaela Janes, and Mr Benjamin Street [...]
Trinity students immerse themselves in a different rhythm of lifeÂ
Where better to escape a chilly Sydney winter than the heart of Australia? That’s exactly what a group of students from the Junior and Preparatory Schools did this July, on the 2026 Central Australia Immersion Tour to the Northern Territory. The slightly warmer-than-Sydney weather was just the beginning as the 20 students and accompanying staff [...]















