Trinity Anglican College

Performing Arts

Michelle Revelant - Performing Arts Domain Leader

Albury Wodonga Eisteddfod

Last week our co-curricular Music ensembles participated in the Albury Wodonga Eisteddfod. All groups represented the College admirably, from the way they presented in their uniforms to their exceptional performances. 

 

Results included: 

 

  • Training Band - 3rd 
  • Concert Band - Equal 2nd with Wind Ensemble 
  • String Orchestra - Equal 3rd 
  • Beginner Pans - 2nd 
  • Steel Pans – 1st  
  • Junior Choir - Equal 2nd 
  • Infants Choir - Equal 1st 

 

The Senior Choir not only won their section but also won the Hollie Stanford trophy for the highest score over the entire Music section.

 

On Monday, it was the turn of our Dance Ensembles. The Infants Dance Ensemble came 3rd whilst the Junior Dance gained a Highly Commended. These are great results from heavily contested categories. 

 

Could all students who performed in the Eisteddfod please stand. Can we please congratulate these students.  

 

Many thanks to the following staff who gave up their time and led their groups with such expertise: 

Mrs Lowe, Ms Gardiner, Mrs Swan, Mrs Chambers, Mrs O’Sullivan, Mr Clarke, Mrs McMillan, Mrs Morton, Mrs Bellerose, Mr Marshall, Ms Revelant, Miss Spragg 

 

Kool Schools

Last week, Trinity students Charlie McCormack, Ben Rowe and Duncan Webster had the privilege of recording their own original song through the AlburyCity's Kool Skools program. Schools from across the border spent the day at Melbourne’s Studio 52, recording and collaborating with fellow students and industry professionals.

 

The Kool Skools Project began in 2009 as a way for AlburyCity to support young songwriters and musicians to develop their craft. It continues to be a great success in building confidence and motivation to play, write and perform. The increased exposure and opportunities that flow from the project have proven Kool Skools as a platform for young people to develop careers in the music industry.

 

Students will have the opportunity to celebrate their final product with a CD launch later in the year.

Performing Arts Showcase 

Next week, over 160 students will be performing at the annual Performing Arts Showcase in the MPH. This is guaranteed to be an exciting smorgasbord of artistic performances from all co-curricular groups and some elective classes. 

 

The concert will commence at 6pm with doors open for the public at 5.30pm. The Year 11 Relay for Life students will be selling sausages and soft drinks from 5.15pm prior to the concert. Attendees are required to purchase a ticket prior to the event. We have already sold over three quarters of the ticket allocation, so please book early to avoid missing out.

 

When: Wednesday 20 August 2025

 

Time: Doors open at 5.30pm, showcase commences 6pm-7.45pm                                                                                              

Where: Trinity Anglican College, Multi-Purpose Hall

 

Tickets: Please Click Here to purchase your ticket by Friday 15 August.

  • $5 per person over the age of 10 years.
  • Attendees aged 10 and under attend for free.

 

Please note:

  • Tickets will need to be selected for attendees 10 and under if attending.
  • Tickets do not need to be purchased for performing students.
  • Tickets are limited and once we have reached capacity then ticket sales will cease. 
  • Tickets will not be available on the night so please book early to avoid disappointment.

 

Additional details:

  • The Performing Arts Showcase will run for approximately 100 minutes with no intermission.
  • The Year 11 Relay for Life Team will be hosting a sausage sizzle fundraiser from 5.15pm until the concert commences.
    • Sausage Sizzle - $2.50
    • Soft Drinks - $2
    • Cash and eftpos payments available 

 

We look forward to seeing many Trinity families during the evening. If you have any questions about this event, please email operations@trinityac.nsw.edu.au