Junior School

End of Term Assembly – Friday, Last Day of Term

Families are warmly invited to join us for our End of Term Assembly on the final day of term, from 9.00am  - 10.00am on Friday 26 September. Due to Grandparents Day also being on this day, we do ask that only families of award recipients or those performing attend.

This is a special opportunity to celebrate student achievements, reflect on the term, and enjoy performances and presentations from across the Junior School.

Grandparents Day 

Also on Friday 26 September, we will welcome grandparents and special friends for Grandparents Day, beginning with a short assembly in the MPH, followed by classroom visits and activities from 12:00pm until 2pm. Following these visits, Grandparents will be free to sign out with their grand children by checking in with the child's class teacher. Further details for this process will be shared on the day.

To help us manage the high number of guests and ensure a safe and smooth experience for all, we kindly ask that grandparents and visitors do not arrive before 11:45am. This allows time for assembly guests to depart and helps us avoid congestion in the car park and around the school grounds.

RSVP: Please click HERE to advise your attendance.

We are grateful for your support in helping us coordinate these two significant events and look forward to sharing a joyful day with our school community.

Transition to Summer Uniform & Sun Smart Practices

As the weather begins to warm, students may begin transitioning to the summer uniform from the start of Term 4. We encourage families to ensure students are dressed appropriately for the season and are well-prepared for outdoor activities.

To support sun safety, all students are reminded to:

• Wear their school hat during outdoor play and sport
• Apply sunscreen before school and reapply as needed

• Bring sunglasses (optional) for additional eye protection

   

Thank you for helping us promote sun smart habits and keep our students safe and comfortable as we head into the warmer months.

K–2 Swim Program Begins 

We’re excited to announce that the K–2 Swim Program will commence on Thursday 18 September, starting with Kindergarten students attending sessions at Gould Academy.

This program supports water safety and confidence in the pool, and we look forward to seeing our youngest learners enjoy this valuable experience.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to email your child’s class teacher.

Celebrating Inclusion & Our Multicultural Community

Our Junior School is enriched by the diverse backgrounds, cultures, and experiences of our students, families, and staff. As we gather for these end-of-term celebrations, we also take time to honour the importance of inclusion, respect, and belonging.

We are proud to be a community that celebrates the differences in each of us - whether in language, heritage, faith, or family story - and we encourage students to show kindness, curiosity, and appreciation for one another.

Together, we continue to build a school culture where every child feels seen, valued, and safe to be themselves.

VEX Robots

Nineteen of our Trinity students recently took part in a VEX Robotics competition with Galen Catholic College – and what a day it was!

The action kicked off with qualifying rounds as teams tested their robot designs and strategies, followed by skills and autonomous driving rounds that demanded clever programming and precision control. The event wrapped up with exciting finals, where students from both schools demonstrated creativity, problem-solving and teamwork at its best. 

A special congratulations to one of our Trinity teams who received an award for their innovative design – a fantastic achievement and a testament to their hard work and talent!

Some of the team popped in to see Dr Johnson this week to show off their trophy!

Write Around the Murray

On Wednesday 10 September, the Year 3 students had the privilege of attended a performance by acclaimed junior fiction author, Nat Amoore, as part of the Write Around the Murray schools' program. 

Held at the Albury LibraryMuseum, Nat captivated the audience as she recounted some of the childhood events that inspired her journey to becoming an author. 

Students and staff alike were thoroughly entertained by Nat's animated and energetic show. What a wonderful experience for our Trinity students!

We are incredibly fortunate to have such a well-established and high-quality literary festival on our doorstep.