Upcoming Events
Events Calendar
Tuesday, 13 August | "Life, Love, Leadership, and the Smell of Football Leather" - An Evening with Bob Murphy | Buy tickets |
Friday, 16 August | Auxiliary Morning Tea | Buy tickets |
Friday, 16 August | Year 11 Dinner Dance - 'Winter Wonderland' | Sales closed |
Thursday, 22 August | Year 10 Social - 'Dynamic Duos' | Info sent |
Monday, 26 August | Parent Information Night: 'Reinventing Fatherhood', with Mike Dyson | Register |
Tuesday, 27 August | TC Junior School 'Mystery of the Mathematical Menace' | Register |
Friday, 30 August | JS Father's Day Breakfast | Save the date |
Monday, 2 September | Dance & Drama Showcase | Save the date |
Information about sports-based events can be found on the 'Sport' page of the newsletter.
Last chance: "Life, Love, Leadership, and the Smell of Football Leather" - An Evening with Bob Murphy
All students welcome! Sales close Monday.
From playing backyard cricket in 1980s Warragul to Community Cup with Paul Kelly in the 2000s, and from the joy of marrying his high school crush to the agony of a season-ending ACL rupture... These experiences and more saw AFL legend and former Western Bulldogs captain Bob Murphy sit down and write his memoir, 'Leather Soul'. The book explores how the country kid with a gypsy’s heart became an All-Australian captain and describes what it's like to have your club reach the AFL Grand Final for the first time in 62 years, yet have to cheer from the sidelines.
Bob now works with the Fremantle Dockers as Head of Leadership and as a Skills Specialist, in addition to providing support for the AFLW program. Bob continues to stand out as one of the AFL’s most memorable and unique characters; he has never been a typical footballer and cites his move to Perth with his family, as one of the best decisions they have made.
This event is proudly presented by the Trinity College Parent Council.
Date: Tuesday, 13 August
Time: 6.00pm - 9.00pm
Venue: TC Sports Centre
Cost: $30.00pp for adults / $10.00pp for Senior Students (excl booking fee)
Last chance: 2024 Auxiliary Morning Tea
Sales close Monday.
The TC Auxiliary is pleased to announce that the annual Auxiliary Morning Tea will be held on Friday, 16 August in Gibney Hall.
This year's theme is "Bushtucker – The Food on our Doorstep". We are proud to partner with WA Good Food Guide, and Heyder & Shears to showcase our country's amazing native ingredients through an interactive (and delicious!) presentation by Dale Tilbrook. Guests will sample local bush tucker through a 'live tasting' experience, as well as enjoy other morning tea offerings.
Date: Friday, 16 August
Time: 10.00am - 12.00pm
Venue: TC Gibney Hall
Costs: 'Table of 8' - $200 per table / 'Single seat' - $25 per person (excl booking fee)
Request for volunteers
We humbly ask for volunteer support (the afternoon prior, or on-the-day), as this event cannot run smoothly without your help!
If you are able to assist in any capacity, please complete the following brief form to confirm your availability. Thank you in advance for your assistance.
Year 10 Social: 'Dynamic Duos'
Parent Information Night: 'Reinventing Fatherhood', with Mike Dyson
Trinity College invites fathers/father figures to a 'Reinventing Fatherhood' workshop, by Mike Dyson from Good Blokes Co.
This is a FREE workshop for men exploring what it means to be a father, how to be the best dad you can be, and the importance of quality time and human connection for men and their kids.
This event is sponsored in partnership with Ngala and Parenting Connection WA for fathers/father figures, including expectant fathers. Students not permitted.
Date: Monday, 26 August
Time: 6.00pm - 8.30pm
Venue: TC Sports Centre
JS event: 'Mystery of the Mathematical Menace'
In anticipation of our 2024 Father's Day celebrations, the TC Junior School invites JS students and dads/father figures (or other parent/guardian, if fathers are not available) to participate in an exciting maths-based event: the "Mystery of the Mathematical Menace"! This free event is hosted by Scitech, and proudly supported by Chevron.
This is a fun, interactive workshop that engages participants in mathematical puzzles, with an emphasis on problem-solving, collaboration and creativity. Come along to enjoy an exciting afternoon of maths activities, and work with your child to solve maths puzzles, gather clues, and catch the culprit! It can take anywhere from 20-80 minutes to solve all the problems; it is ideal that you arrive promptly at the beginning of the session as the Scitech Facilitator will 'set the scene'.
Date: Tuesday, 27 August
Time: 4.00pm - 5.30pm
Venue: Gibney Hall, Trinity College