Senior School
Mrs Kathy Fletcher - Deputy Principal, Senior School
Scholarships are now open
Commencing in 2027, Trinity Anglican College will offer a number of Academic, Sports, Performing Arts and Indigenous Scholarships for entry into Year 11 to new and existing students.
Academic Scholarships
Awarded to students of exceptional academic potential who demonstrate excellence across a broad range of disciplines.
Sports Scholarships
Sports Scholarships are awarded to students who are competing at State or National level. In addition to being a willing participant in the wide range of opportunities available at the College, recipients must also demonstrate a sound level of academic achievement.
Performing Arts Scholarships
Performing Arts Scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate a high level of skill in areas such as music, singing, dance or drama. In addition to involvement in our Performing Arts Program, recipients must also demonstrate a sound level of academic achievement.
Indigenous Scholarships
Indigenous Scholarships are awarded to Indigenous students who demonstrate a concern for the broader community, a connection to their cultural heritage, leadership abilities, and a commitment to their academic studies.
Interested students are required to apply online via theScholarshipspage on this site before the closing date.
Year 7-10 Student Progress Meetings
Year 7-10 families would have received an email invitation to book in for Student Progress Meeting on Thursday 19 March.This day is also a student free day for Year 7-10 students only.
There is an alternate program running for Year 11 and 12 Students which has been communicated to students and families.
Year 7 Camp
On Wednesday 18 February, our Year 7 students headed off to camp at Howmans Gap Alpine Discovery Camp. Many of the students were very nervous about leaving their parents for three days but once at the camp their anxiety gave way to excitement.
The days were action packed with students taking part in mountain biking, canoeing, archery, abseiling, rock climbing and, of course, the giant swing!
The camp provided a wonderful opportunity for students to build resilience, make new friends work together and enjoy new experiences - a great way to begin their secondary school journey.
Thank you to all students for the way they embraced the camp experience and conducted themselves throughout. We also thank the staff who attended and supported the camp, contributing to a positive and rewarding experience for all involved.
University / TAFE Roadshow
Our Year 11 and 12 students had a fantastic opportunity last week at our University/TAFE Roadshow.
We were pleased to welcome representatives from Wodonga TAFE, TAFE NSW, La Trobe University, and Charles Sturt University.
Students explored a range of options, including university applications, scholarships, early entry programs, alternative pathways, degrees on offer, and what student life is really like.
It’s an exciting time as our future graduates begin mapping out their next chapter!
Elevate Education Empowers Years 10 & 11
This week, our Year 10 and Year 11 students participated in engaging study skills workshops delivered by Issy from Elevate Education. The sessions aimed to equip students with practical strategies for improving their study habits, managing workload, and building confidence as they progress through their senior years.
Our Year 11 students completed the Ace Your Exams workshop, which focused on exam‑specific skills such as breaking down questions, managing time effectively, and revising with purpose. Issy shared practical insights to help students prepare for high‑stakes assessments and approach their exams with clarity and confidence. Meanwhile, our Year 10 students took part in the Study Sensei program, where they explored the foundations of effective study, including note‑taking, planning, and active learning techniques. The workshop encouraged students to begin shaping strong routines now, setting them up for success.
Across both sessions, Issy drew on her own experiences as a university student and elite athlete, offering real‑life examples of balancing commitments, maintaining discipline, and staying focused under pressure. Her relatable perspective and energetic delivery resonated strongly with students, who engaged enthusiastically and left with practical strategies they can apply immediately.
We look forward to seeing how these new skills support our students’ organisation, confidence, and academic growth throughout the year.
Student Forum
Ms Kirrily Boyd
The first Student Forum meeting at the College on Tuesday Week 6, marked an exciting moment in strengthening student voice across the school.
This new leadership initiative brings together students from Years 7–11 who have been elected by their peers to represent their pastoral care groups. Meeting fortnightly alongside their House Captains, these student representatives provide valuable feedback, share ideas, and collaborate on meaningful ways to enhance the overall student experience. The Student Forum aims to foster a more connected, proactive, and student‑centred college community.
Student Forum Representatives
Year 7
- Kelton: Rujan Wagley, Ausim Sapkota
- Kimball: Haidyn Davey, Kevin Zhou
- Hoffman: Josh Newsom
- Petts: Ruhan Mohan, Luke Partridge
- Lankester: Savannah McMahon, Audrey Hannaford
- Rosborough: Patrick Lappin, Aurelia Leeuwen Nicol
Year 8
- Kelton: Lucy Wilson, Georgie Whitehead
- Kimball: Jasmine Fowler, Sophie Robins
- Hoffman: Archie Bell
- Petts: Emily Jarrott, Franco Moolman
- Lankester: Eva Ladgrove, Oliver Rogers
- Rosborough: Lydia Bergmeier, Gordon Duncan
Year 9
- Kelton: Victor Wang
- Kimball: Erika Young
- Hoffman: Anabelle Spinelli
- Petts: Yozora Hooper
- Lankester: Thinuli Manamperi Koralage
- Rosborough: Isabel Lappin
Year 10
- Kelton: Isaac Hill
- Kimball: Ivy Nixon
- Hoffman: Hugh Wells
- Petts: Cameron Gordon
- Lankester: Babina Bhujel
- Rosborough: Beau Gray
Year 11
- Kelton: Sam Howland
- Kimball: Anastasia O’Keefe
- Hoffman: Tom Wells
- Petts: Keira Gordon
- Lankester: Ava Lowe
- Rosborough: Sean Keys
House Captains (Year 12)
- Kelton: Robert Kelson, Abdullah Raiyan
- Kimball: Jack Maskell, Dulanga Warusapperuma Kankanamalage
- Hoffman: Ava Dallinger, Chloe Sampson
- Petts: Rhemi Taylor, Lyndal Thomson
- Lankester: Connor Haberecht, Isabella Whitsed
- Rosborough: Archie Kreutzberger, Amy Twigg
Year 10 Vaccinations
As part of the NSW School Vaccination Program 2026, the following vaccine will be offered free of charge at school:
Year 10 students - Monday 30 March
- meningococcal ACWY vaccine – 1 dose
To have your child vaccinated at school, you need to give your permission (consent) either online or by filling out and returning the paper consent form.
To do
- Read the school vaccination program information. Translations are available. Please refer to the NSW Health webpage: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/immunisation/Pages/school_vaccination_language.aspx
- Sign the consent form — you can do this online or on a paper consent form.
- Return the consent form back to school as soon as you can.
- Talk to your child about getting vaccinated. Information for students.
- To give consent online visit: https://engage.health.nsw.gov.au/engage or scan the QR code below.
You will need:
- Medicare card details for you and your child
- name of the secondary school your child will attend in Year 7 or Year 10
- your Service NSW login details (this is the same account you might use to renew your driver’s licence)
- if you don’t have a Service NSW account, you can create one by visiting https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/services/myservicensw-account/how-to-create-an- account.
More information
For detailed steps on how to provide consent, please watch the How to Provide Consent Video or refer to the NSW Health webpage (https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/immunisation/Pages/online- consent-school- vaccination.aspx).
If you or your child do not have a Medicare card, internet access or you are unable to complete the online consent, ask your child's school for a paper consent form.
On vaccination day, children should eat a good breakfast and wear a short-sleeve shirt like their sports uniform. After getting the vaccine children can play sport, shower, and do after-school activities as normal.
For more information on routine school vaccinations, please visit: