Each year, R U OK? Day is recognised by organisations, schools and individuals around Australia, as they ask their friends, and family a simple question to start a big conversation: “Are you okay?”  R U OK? Day began in 2009 and since then has grown exponentially to become well known all over Australia. The mission [...]

From Wednesday, 31 August, there is a change to the driveway into the School car park under No 2. Oval. As per the map below, the entrance from Victoria Street remains, but a new access driveway is being installed and will remain in place until the commencement of Term 1 2023. The car park will [...]

From hospital to exam centre It was a hospital and a nursing home before becoming Trinity’s boarding house. Now Bishop Chambers House has begun its latest incarnation - as a dedicated examinations centre. The specially refurbished building had its full initiation during the Year 12 trial exams for both the HSC and the IB Diploma [...]

Sam Fricker managed to control his passionate, competitive nature and secure a coveted bronze medal with a high-stakes final dive at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. The 20-year-old Trinitarian admits he can become super excited in the heat of battle, and he was quick to praise his synchronised diving partner, the “super chilled” Chinese-born Australian [...]

Ollie Hoare ran the race of his life to win the 1500m gold medal in Commonwealth Games record time, then dedicated his stirring achievement to his grandfather, who died last week. The 25-year-old Trinitarian ran down not one but two world champions in the final straight, lunging to victory in the last couple of strides. [...]

Rohan Browning has made his mark on the world stage, reaching the Commonwealth Games final in Birmingham only to finish sixth, just six hundredths of a second outside a medal. The 24-year-old Trinitarian finished a smart second in his semi-final behind defending champion Akani Simbini of South Africa, booking his place as the first Australian [...]