College News
A message from Gloucester Park
Families visiting Trinity College for Saturday PSA fixtures (or other purposes) are reminded that Gloucester Park is not available as a public parking option.
On Saturday mornings, horses and their teams are on-site at Gloucester Park for training purposes, meaning non-racing vehicles must not park on the GP grounds; this is for the safety of the horses, GP staff, and all members of the public. This is particularly in relation to GP Gate 8, at the corner of Braithwaite Street and Sailani Avenue.
From time to time, the College formally arranges special parking at Gloucester Park for particular events (e.g. this weekend's Rowing Regatta). In these situations, the College advises relevant groups/attendees about the parking arrangements, including carpark departure times.
If you park your vehicle in Gloucester Park on Saturday mornings, you are at risk of your vehicle being locked in, and would be directly responsible for organising for your vehicle to be released (potentially at a personal fee). Therefore, please do not park at Gloucester Park unless you have received specific communications from TC advising you may do so.
Class of 2025 Ball - Callout for props and decorations
"Pirates of the Caribbean - Chart Your Own Course"
Thursday, 24 April 2024 | Gibney Hall
In the spirit of reduce, reuse and recycle, the 2025 Ball Committee are hoping to repurpose as many materials as possible for next year's Ball. If you have any of the following items hiding in a shed or back room, please consider donating them to the Ball Committee, we would be so appreciative.
Wine barrels, rope, skeletons, chests, old jewellery which can be made into treasure - beads, bangles, tankards, goblets, toy crowns and tiaras, gold paint, black paint, double sided tape, battery operated candles of all sizes, wine and rum bottles or any interesting bottles, large swathes of black fabric, calico or sheers, large rolls of kraft paper, any sizeable vintage nautical items like wooden anchors or rigging , pirate items like hats and swords and costumes.
- Smaller items (e.g. old jewellery, spray paint, tape, candles, etc)
- Please drop to Main Administration at your convenience (remember to advise the item/s are for the Ball).
- Larger items (e.g. wine barrels, skeletons, chests)
- Please keep these in reserve until the new year, at which time a drop-off point will be announced.
Thank you so much.
2025 Ball Committee
Enrolments
At Trinity College we currently have strong demand for placements across all year levels. If you are a current family who have a younger sibling not yet on a waiting list or if you know anyone keen to join the College, we encourage you to apply as soon as possible. Applications can be done online through the College website via the link below.
For further information please contact our Registrar, Brooke Hornbuckle on 9219 1121 or registrar@trinity.wa.edu.au
2025 Planning
Notice of Withdrawal
Planning for 2025 has commenced, and interest in Trinity College across all year groups remains high. If you know your son will not be attending Trinity College in 2025, please inform Mr O’Neill in writing as soon as possible. Our Notice of Withdrawal policy requires 1 Term’s written notice. Please email registrar@trinity.wa.edu.au.
Year 12 Graduation Photos
Presentation Night 2024:
https://trinitycollege27.pixieset.com/presentationnight2024/
PIN: 2847
Year 12 Graduation Mass:
https://trinitycollege27.pixieset.com/year12graduation2024/
PIN: 9320
Year 12 Graduation Dinner 2024: https://trinitycollege27.pixieset.com/year12graduationdinner2024/
PIN: 7336
Year 12 Graduation Day 2024: https://trinitycollege27.pixieset.com/year12graduationday2024/
PIN: 4112
College Visual Arts and Design & Technology Exhibition
Our amazing and very professional, annual Trinity College Visual Arts and Design & Technology Exhibition officially opened on Thursday 7 November.
Held at the college, the student work on display was quite exceptional and enjoyed by the large crowd of students and families in attendance. The exhibition celebrated the many and varied talents of our students, and showcased a diverse range of creativity, ideas, mediums and skills. We acknowledged outstanding student artworks and immersed ourself in a world of design, colour, imagination and wonder!
TC Wellness Dog
We are excited to announce the launch of the Dogs Connect program in our school. This is a whole school wellbeing program which will see the introduction of a wellness dog into our community. Our school Wellness Dog will become a much loved and important member of our community, and we will meet them in 2025.
Please be assured that this program will not include anyone who does not wish to be involved. We know this will have a really positive impact on many people. If you would like to know more about this program, please check out the link below.
Naming Competition
We are excited to welcome a new furry friend to our school community—meet our adorable male puppy! With his playful spirit and wagging tail, we know he'll bring joy and smiles to everyone he meets!
What's My New Name?
What's My New Name?
We need your help to name him! Click on the link below to suggest a name for our wellness dog. We would like him to have a name that is related to Trinity College.
The naming competition will close on Thursday, 28 November.
Leah Rogers
Head of Learning Support