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Fulbright scholar to study dementia
Year 10 careers survey kick-starts medical career
Bill Zhu (’19), who has won a prestigious Fulbright...
Trinity students’ major works recognised
As final exams loom closer for Year 12 students across the state, those who engage...
Seventh aths crown in a row
CAS champs cite strength in numbers
Long jumper Mason McGroder (10WH) smashed CAS records in three...From the Headmaster
The essence – and benefit – of community
I am firmly convinced of the primacy and power of the community in which education takes place. Both academic outcomes and the broader shaping of character are affected by the school community in which students are immersed. So, too, is the mental health of the students. During the week I read an article online by [...]
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 [...]
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Hitting all the right notes in Term 3
The penultimate term of the year is always a busy and bustling time for students and staff involved in the Music department, especially as Seniors students look to finalise their major works, performing them for their teachers, assessors, friends, and family. Across five major events, students have showcased their skills, hard work, and passion for [...]
Trinity students’ major works recognised
As final exams loom closer for Year 12 students across the state, those who engage in subjects with a practical element are already celebrating their achievements with many of their major works submitted, performed, and finalised. Like other HSC exams, these practical exams are marked by experienced HSC teachers and, during this process, the markers [...]
Hands-on learning
A major focus of the teaching that happens in The Arthur Holt Library involves helping students to develop their research skills. It’s almost a decade since we developed the Trinity Research Wheel to help the boys navigate complex research tasks and to understand the skills needed to complete them, but now students need to understand [...]
Show time at Woollamia
A swarm of ideas Year 9 boys uncommunicative? Try watching them on presentation day at Trinity’s Field Studies Centre (FSC). One large room at the south coast campus sounds like a busy middle eastern bazaar, or a voluble buy-swap-and-sell meet. Sixty boys are going at it hammer and tongs, either demonstrating their knowledge of a [...]
Building a career on pastoral care
When Mrs Heidi Broadbent first started working at Trinity’s Boarding House in 2007, it was a decision based on convenience. Of course, the School’s Christian ethos appealed to her and she was excited to get stuck into pastoral care work, but living next door to the Boarding House made it an incredible opportunity to take [...]
Seventh aths crown in a row
CAS champs cite strength in numbers Long jumper Mason McGroder (10WH) smashed CAS records in three different age groups and shot putter Urijah Brown (7Ho) set a fourth but it was strength in depth that enabled Trinity’s track and field team to maintain its dominance of the CAS championships. The theme for this year - [...]
