Blessed Edmund Rice Day & Fun Run for India

Blessed Edmund Rice Day brings the school community together to commemorate and celebrate our history and charism as a Catholic school in the Edmund Rice tradition. The focus of the day is on service to others, where students are introduced to the local charity organisation that they will support throughout the year.

As part of the day's celebrations, students will also participate in the Fun Run for India! Students have been asked to collect sponsors for the fun run. All families are encouraged to donate/sponsor through the Online Store (button below); Junior School and Year 7 students will also receive a hard copy sponsorship form (all other students may collect a sponsorship form from Secondary Administration if they would like one).

All funds raised from Blessed Edmund Rice Day celebrations and Fun Run for India sponsorship will be directed to projects in India. These include:

MITHRA in Chennai: a home and school for disabled children who would otherwise be neglected due to poverty and the social stigma associated with disability.
Jagruti High School in Mandal: a school for children from the tribal community of Gamit People, people with the lowest social status in India.
Jim McGinnis’ work on the railway stations of Kolkata Feeding and clothing and consoling the poorest of the poor.
Christian Brothers’ work with the poor in Kolkata, providing education, support to disadvantaged/underprivileged families and outreach to those most in need.

World’s Greatest Shave

Barbers Wanted!

Trinity College is once again participating in this year’s World’s Greatest Shave to raise money for the Leukaemia Foundation.

On Friday, 3 May, 50 Year 12 students will be shaving their heads, and we’re looking for some volunteer (and qualified) hairdressers and/or barbers who can make themselves available at recess and/or lunch to help our students raise awareness for this very worthy cause.

If you are able to help out on the day, please contact Head of Year 12, Clint Testa, at testa.clint@trinity.wa.edu.au and he’ll provide you with all the details.

Students have been busy promoting their profiles on their own social media pages, but if you would like to contribute to the cause, you can do so here:

Or via this QR Code:

Pull on your socks for Pink Sock Day!

On Saturday 11 May, Trinity College will take part in our 9th Pink Sock Day for the McGrath Foundation. The event will see our 1st teams representing the College wearing pink socks in their sporting fixtures against Aquinas College.

Through Pink Sock Day we hope to support women’s health, focusing on our mothers and all the women who encourage our boys through school and life in general, whilst educating our TC men to demonstrate a greater awareness and appreciation towards women's health. Most importantly we aim to raise money to place McGrath Breast Care Nurses in communities right across Australia.

Initiated by 2016 Head Prefect Lochie Taylor, we ask the TC community to continue to support his legacy and the College in reaching our goal. Over the years, far have raised more than $15,000, and together we can continue to make a difference. As well as raising money by wearing the socks, there will be additional fundraising activities taking place.

We require every 1st team member to purchase a pair of socks at a cost of $20 per pair. Rather than the boys doing this separately, we are asking that the Team Manager collects $20 from each player during week 2.4, and the students will be given the socks on the day of the game (11 June).

To raise money on Pink Sock Day itself and to encourage everyone to contribute to the cause, we ask for a gold coin donation on arrival to Waterford on the Saturday morning. We also encourage all mums and females of influence to attend and, more importantly, to wear pink.

Our Junior School students are encouraged to wear something pink on Thursday 9 May, during their own PSA sporting fixture, for a gold coin donation.

Finally, all families are welcome to donate directly to TC’s McGrath Foundation fundraising page, using the button below.

Thank you for your contribution and generosity for this important cause.

Trinity College 2023 Annual

Now Available

We hope you enjoy reading the Trinity College 2023 Annual.

Class of 2029 (Year 6 Class 2023) - Collection

The Class of 2029 have received their College annual from their Year 7 PCG Group teacher.

TOBA Class of 2023 - Collection

The Class of 2023 can collect their allocated Annual from the main Administration Building reception. If a sibling from your family is still currently at Trinity, they are able to collect the Annual on their behalf (one copy per family).

Please collect weekdays Monday to Friday, between school hours of 8.00am to 4.00pm.

Hardcopy

If your son is not from a graduated year but still would like a hardcopy, please send your request through to: Communications@trinity.wa.edu.au.

(2022 Annual)

Should you like a hardcopy of the previous 2022 Annual, please contact Communications. Please note, pick up is only available as we are unable to deliver or send out this publication.

Thank you.

Trinity College Communications

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