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Skin in the game – Historic NT partnership begins
New adventures, new friends, new perspectives … they even came back with new names. Receiving “skin...
Celebrating the Academic Achievements of the Class of 2024
Trinity Grammar School proudly celebrates the outstanding academic achievements of the Class of 2024. Across...
Records tumble at CAS swim titles
Divers win for fourth straight year
Four Trinity swimmers set CAS records as the School finished...From the Headmaster
Boys’ education in focus
Trinity Grammar School is unambiguous and confident about the fact that we are a school for boys. This is clear in our mission statement, which is: To provide boys with a thoroughly Christian education in mind, body and spirit. Humans are a sexually-dimorphic species, which is just a way of saying that, on average, there [...]
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 [...]
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Research set to thrive at Trinity in 2025
Trinity’s Executive Leadership team has recently welcomed Dr Kimberley Pressick-Kilborn to their number as Head of Research and Professional Growth. This appointment is an acknowledgement of Trinity’s commitment to engaging with research and recognition of the connections and intersections with teacher professional learning. “This newly created role within the Executive team highlights that research is [...]
Why am I doing the IB? Continuing our series profiling Year 12 2024
This week, Year 12 have been focused on their half yearly assessment period. The week is spent off the regular timetable, managing a series of scheduled assessments, including written examinations, presentations, oral assessments, submissions, listening and speaking tests. It is a challenging time – but then, completing a secondary credential is largely about stepping in [...]
Sleep-out for charity
“I’m just lucky I have a place to stay” Year 9 boys came to grips with the harsh realities of homelessness when they slept rough on the School grounds to raise money for charity. But it did take a while for the novelty of camping out with their mates to wear off. One boy was [...]
Ground your helicopter
Every parent wants their own children to spend time playing, having fun with friends, and exploring the world around them. But the shape of childhood is changing to incorporate more online spaces, more supervision, and more structure. While undoubtedly safety is a higher priority for today’s parents, an essential part of childhood is being lost [...]
Records tumble at CAS swim titles
Divers win for fourth straight year Four Trinity swimmers set CAS records as the School finished a gallant second to Knox at the 94th CAS titles, before the divers turned the tables on Knox to win for the fourth consecutive year. Christopher Montana (10He) broke two CAS marks – in the 15-16 200m Individual Medley [...]
Future Ready – continuing our series profiling Year 12 2024
Transitions are part of life. We learn to manage them and, hopefully, embrace them for the opportunities they offer. Yesterday morning, School Officer Brock Prideaux delivered this message with passion and clarity in his address to the Quad Assembly. Brock spoke about his own transition to Trinity in Year 5, overcoming initial feelings of being [...]
