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Mates are my “big rocks” – why friendship counts in study
Mateship – it’s invaluable in everyday life, and often decisive in places like the battlefield and the sporting field. But what about the journey to the examination room? The answer is a resounding yes, according to three of Trinity’s latest academic high achievers. Their conviction that mutual help and friendship lifts results, as well as [...]
Fulbright scholar to study dementia
Year 10 careers survey kick-starts medical career Bill Zhu (’19), who has won a prestigious Fulbright scholarship to study dementia in the US, recalls his journey into neuroscience starting with a careers questionnaire at Trinity in Year 10. “I remember distinctly the survey telling me that medicine was one of the top ten career pathways [...]
Like father like son
Olympics a Trinity “reunion” Connor and Andrew Murphy’s rare father-son double act topped the bill and helped turn the Paris Olympics into a mini-reunion for Trinitarians. By soaring his way into the triple jump final, debutant Connor Murphy (’19) retraced the steps of his Olympian father Andrew, the former Trinity athletics director who was in [...]
Olli sets the pace
Middle distance star Olli Hoare will lead the way at the Paris Olympics for a Trinity group that has already set a new School benchmark. The reigning Commonwealth Games champion lines up in round one of the 1500m on Friday at 7.05pm Sydney time, coming fresh off a victory at the London Diamond League. Olli [...]
Trinity Connection High Tea
In June, the Trinity Connection – a Trinity community group comprised of past parents and carers of boys who attended Trinity – came together for a High Tea event. A welcome reprieve from the cooler weather, guests were warmed by each other’s company as they enjoyed an array of treats – mini sandwiches, gourmet sausage rolls and pies, [...]
Over 600 gifts towards the Suli Niulala Memorial Scholarship this Giving Day | Thank you
Thank you Trinity | Just under $280K raised from more than 650 Donors Overall our 2024 Giving Day raised $278,321 for the Suli Niulala Memorial Scholarship Fund. Thank you to our 653 donors, and many more members of our community who contributed, including: Our volunteer team who gave their time to made hundreds of calls [...]
Every donation counts this Giving Day | Giving Day June 13, 2024
In a year where the cost of living continues to rise, digging deep for Trinity’s 2024 Giving Day can feel more difficult than in years past. But it’s times like these when scholarships matter the most. For many families, sending their son to Trinity Grammar School is a goal that is financially out of reach. [...]
A year on – reflecting on the establishment of the Suli Niulala Memorial Scholarship Fund | Giving Day June 13, 2024
Last year’s Giving Day was focused on creating the Suli Niulala Memorial Scholarship Fund and now, a year later, Mrs Debbie Niulala speaks on the support she and her family received throughout the campaign and what it’s like to see the scholarship in action. Creating a new scholarship fund is no easy task but it [...]
Finding scholarship recipients a ‘bittersweet’ process | Giving Day June 13, 2024
What do you do when there’s only one scholarship and hundreds of applicants? Mr James Leckie, Head of Enrolments at Trinity Grammar School, knows that one family’s great joy and excitement doesn’t come without the disappointment for many others. Formally established through Trinity’s 2023 Giving Day campaign, the Suli Niulala Memorial Scholarship Fund was created [...]
Giving Day donations are for generations to come | Giving Day June 13, 2024
The families of current scholarship recipients know all too well the power of a scholarship, but they also know just how much of an impact your donations this Giving Day can have on future generations – in their own family and beyond. At Trinity Grammar School, there are a range of scholarships on offer, all [...]