Year 11 & 12 portraits/PCG photos; Specialty Group photos; individual portrait catch-ups

Monday 8 June

The schedule for the second (and final) day of class/PCG and individual portraits has been released.

Taking place on Monday 8 June (next week), the photo day will comprise of:

Year 11 & 12 individual portraits/PCG photos;
Specialty group photos; and,
Individual portrait catch-ups for Years 4-10 (for those who missed out on their individual portraits in week 2.5).

There is also time allocated during the recess and lunch breaks for sibling photographs.

Click the button below to view Monday's schedule.

Should your son miss out on this final opportunity for a portrait to be taken, you can make arrangements to visit the Photo Hendriks studio in Burswood in your own time.

Please direct any further queries to the Photo Hendriks Customer Service team by emailing customerservice.hendriks@leadingimage.com.au or calling 9361 3206.

Sibling Photo Pre-order Information

Sibling pre-orders close on Sunday

The Photo Hendriks team have re-opened the pre-order link for families, so they can pre-order their sibling photographs.

Visit the Photo Hendriks website (photohendriks.com.au)
Click on 'Order Your School Photos'
Enter the following access key: RL45RNBK

The new deadline for sibling photo pre-orders is 4.30pm, Sunday 7 June. Please ensure your orders are placed before this time.

All queries relating to ordering must be directed to the Photo Hendriks Customer Service team by emailing customerservice.hendriks@leadingimage.com.au or calling 9361 3206.

TC 'Supporter' Merchandise Survey

A TC Parent Council Initiative

The Trinity College Parent Council (TCPC) is always looking for opportunities to strengthen the TC Spirit, to make connections across the school, and to support our sons' own #TCSpirit journey.

As a Council, we regularly receive feedback that parents want to visibly show their support for Trinity College through 'Supporters' merchandise that can be worn or used at any TC events including, but not limited to, PSA sporting events, Performing Arts concerts, sporting carnivals, etc.

There are already a few long-standing items currently available for purchase through the TC Uniform Shop, but we would like to seek your feedback for some more items to choose from.

The TCPC wants to gauge your awareness of existing items, and determine if there is interest for a limited-time pre-order sale of some specific apparel pieces that could be used across different purposes and seasons. For example: t-shirts, hoodies and crew-neck sweatshirts/windcheaters (non-branded example images of these items are displayed below).

Finally, the TCPC wants to understand parents' preferences with respect to ordering and collection, to make it as easy as possible for parents to buy their merchandise.

The TCPC would be grateful if families could please complete a short survey by Sunday 14 June 2026, so approvals and processes can be confirmed as quickly as possible.

Non-branded example images:

Auxiliary News

Whilst Term 1 is always a busy time for Auxiliary support, Term 2 started the same way, with two busy days of supporting the Year 8 Grandparents' Morning tea. With support from many Year 8 parents, hundreds of grandparents enjoyed a sumptuous morning tea on beautifully set tables.

Families for Others - Meal Train

We have a current request for meals to support a TC family. If you have already registered to be on the volunteer register you will have received an email earlier today.

If you would like to participate in this request, please click the button below to volunteer.

Meal suggestions and information

Comfort foods: lasagne; chicken pie; pasta bake; curries; soups; mac and cheese; etc.
Easy-to-store and re-heat: casseroles; stews; slow-cooker meals; etc.
Offer extras: include items like bread, salad, or dessert.
Label meals clearly: include ingredients, re-heating instructions, and allergen information.
Use disposable containers: to avoid needing to return dishes.

Our next meeting is this coming Monday 8th June, 8.30am in the School Staff lounge, 3rd floor, cultural centre. All welcome!

Save the date - Auxiliary Morning Tea

We look forward to welcoming TC families to the 2026 Auxiliary Morning Tea, to be held in Gibney Hall on Friday, 31 July (week 3.2). More details will be released in the coming weeks, but we are excited to confirm there will be a very special raffle prize, kindly donated by the team at Kailis Jewellery! Watch this space for more details...

Mrs Melanie Day

President, TC Auxiliary

Melday6014@gmail.com

Trinity News 2026

Welcome to the 2026 Edition!

We hope you enjoy reading about what's been happening at Trinity College and the achievements of our students, past and present. If you would like to contribute to the magazine or have a story to share with the Trinity community, please contact communications@trinity.wa.edu.au

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Thank you and enjoy reading.

Trinity College Communications

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TC Café News

The TC Café after hours has been changed from Tuesday afternoons to Thursday afternoons.

Student Uniform & Public Transport Concerns

A Message from Deputy Principal of Student Wellbeing, Mr Julian Fritz

Term 2 Opening Hours

Tuesday: 7.30am - 3.15pm (please note this is a new closing time)
Friday: 7.30am - 1.30pm

MRC Gnome and Succulent Garden

The MRC is developing a new succulent garden and veggie patch, and we’re calling on our school community to get involved. If you have any spare succulents or cuttings, we would really appreciate your donations. We’re also adding some character to the space, so if you have a garden gnome to spare, we’d love that too!

This project supports hands-on learning, responsibility, and student wellbeing, while creating a space our students can be proud of. Thank you for helping us build something special together. Please drop any donations to the MRC.

Ms Natalee Calegari

Learning Support Teacher

Temporary Footpath Closure

Waterbank Foreshore | Tuesday 2 June - Friday 5 June

Please be aware of upcoming works along the Waterbank foreshore, which will require a temporary closure of the footpath adjacent to the site. The affected section of the foreshore footpath (as per below map) will be closed from Tuesday, 2 June to Friday, 5 June 2026 to facilitate these works. Temporary signage will be installed at each end of the path later this week to notify the public.

An Ideal Opportunity to Support the College Before 30 June

As the end of the financial year approaches, there is a timely opportunity to support the College while also accessing the benefit of a tax‑deductible contribution.

The College is fortunate to operate two Australian Taxation Office–approved Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) funds. These funds are strictly maintained to support key areas of need within our community. Links to the donations’ website are included below.

Building Fund – supporting the ongoing development and improvement of College facilities
Bursary and Scholarship Fund – providing assistance to students in need with tuition fees and associated costs

Donations made to either of these funds are fully tax deductible for the donor.

While the College is always grateful for the generosity of our community throughout the year, contributions made before 30 June can be included in your 2025/2026 tax return, offering an additional incentive to give at this time.

Whether you feel called to help enhance the College’s learning environment through facility development, or to make a meaningful difference in the life of a student by easing financial barriers to education, your support will have a lasting impact.

Every contribution, large or small, is sincerely appreciated and directly benefits our students and broader College community.

Please note: This information is general in nature and does not constitute tax advice. You should consider your personal circumstances or seek professional advice before making a donation.

Mr Geoff Searle

Business Manager

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