There’s an adage that if you want something done, give it to a busy person. It might apply to Trinity students who have schedules that are bursting at the seams and yet see growth and achievement across their co-curricular and academic pursuits. A couple of Trinity staff members who observe this are Mrs Elizabeth Murphy, […]

In writing my article for the final weekly Bulletins for 2021, I find myself looking both forward and back. I am very thankful that the rhythm of School life has been maintained without a confirmed case of COVID-19 at school through this term. After the extended time at home in the second half of the […]

Llandilo Development Opening – Save the date I am pleased to provide advanced notice about the official opening of the Llandilo Development, including the new Basketball Court between Milverton and the Canteen which will be held on Friday 28th January at 9:30am. We are excited to officially open the newly created Year 5 and 6 […]

Please enjoy Trinity’s celebration of the birth of Christ in an abridged format to our traditional Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols.        

One of the more commonly used metaphors when thinking about the passage of time likens periods of one’s life to the chapters of a book. It verges on being a cliché, but the reason metaphors become clichéd is that they express an obvious truth. Life does come to us in chapters. There is a beginning […]

Life is unpredictable. Trinity’s Careers and Student Pathways Advisor, Ms Sue Draysey is committed to making sure every Trinity student has the tools they need to navigate any challenge that comes their way. Careers advisors have always been dedicated to preparing students for whatever pathway they will take when they leave school. The transition is a significant one in ordinary times, but […]