College News
Photo Pre-orders - Individual Portraits & Class/PCG pictures
In Term 2, two photo days will be held to capture individual portraits and Class/PCG pictures:
Wednesday, 20 May (week 2.5): Years 4-10 (including Year 6 Graduation photo)
Monday, 8 June (week 2.8): Years 11 & 12
This second date will also include an catch-up opportunity for any students that may miss out on their individual portraits (or sibling photos) during week 2.5. Unless otherwise advised, this second date will not include repeat opportunities for PCG/Class photos.
This second date will also include all College 'specialty groups' (e.g. TC Environmental Committee; Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, etc).
Click the button below for the photo schedule (Wednesday 20 May only).
Families may pre-order their individual portraits Class/PCG photos now! To pre-order your photos:
Visit the Photo Hendriks website (photohendriks.com.au)
Click on 'Order Your School Photos'
Enter the following access key: RL45RNBK
Important: individual portraits and sibling photos can be ordered with the same access key (RL45RNBK). Sibling photographs must be ordered before 4.30pm on Tuesday, 19 May. Please ensure your orders are placed before this time. (Another opportunity to pre-order your sibling photographs will be available after the first photo day has been completed.)
Any 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 Café News
The TC Café after hours has been changed from Tuesday afternoons to Thursday afternoons (starting the week commencing Monday, 25 May).
Student Uniform & Public Transport Concerns
A message from Deputy Principal of Student Wellbeinbg, Mr Julian Fritz
FREE Parent Webinar
Raising Confident and Resilient Kids
Wellio are running a free parent webinar titled "Raising Confident and Resilient Kids".
The session aims to explore the pressures children face today, including challenges around school, friendships, belonging and identity. Parents will be provided with practical strategies to recognise early signs of struggle and support their child’s confidence, resilience and wellbeing over time.
This 60-minute webinar is scheduled for Wednesday 20th May from 4.30pm. Registration link below.
Traffic Management
Sailani Avenue
As a community, we are experiencing ongoing difficulties with traffic management along Sailani Avenue in the afternoons, coinciding with the conclusion of the school day.
Specifically, vehicle drivers parking/standing in the ‘No Standing’ outside of the school. Whilst this section of the road adjacent to the College boundary looks like a convenient place to pull up and collect a child, when this occurs, the road narrows to a point where two-way traffic is no longer possible, creating further congestion. If larger vehicles need to pass like a Transperth bus or charter bus for sport which occurs each afternoon, movement becomes near on impossible, further adding to the congestion and frustration for community members.
Whilst the College is in contact with the City of Perth to help identify this ‘No-Standing’ section of Sailani Avenue, there have been a number of orange cones placed out along this section to help identify this section of the road for drivers.
As a community, the following suggestions will collectively help improve the current situation.
Park a short distance away from the area between Gates 7 and Gate 8 outside of the Cultural Centre, and arrange for your son to walk, or walk to the gates yourself for the younger children.
Arrange for a pick up time which is slightly after the congestion immediately after the final school bell. For Year 7 to 12 students, it may make things easier to ask your son to attend to books/lockers and other business for a few minutes and then arrange for a 3.15/3.30pm pick up. By then, many drivers collecting Junior School students with a slightly earlier finish time to the school day have now left.
Encourage older students to utilise public transportation or cycle to school.
I wish to affirm and to thank the majority of drivers who continue to place safety first, are courteous and follow traffic signage, and conduct themselves in an exemplary manner, setting a wonderful example for our students.
Warm regards
Mr Brendan Chapman
Vice Principal
Term 2 Opening Hours
- Tuesday: 7.30am - 3.15pm (please note this is a new closing time)
- Friday: 7.30am - 1.30pm
Parent Communication Channel Guidelines
At Trinity College, we value positive and respectful communication within our parent community. Our official Parent Facebook groups are monitored by the College and operate under clear community guidelines, helping to ensure they remain a supportive and constructive space for all. These ‘Class of’ Facebook groups do provide a valuable platform for community building and communication and can be found easily via the College Website.
The College is aware of several parent WhatsApp groups, which are privately managed and not overseen by the College. We kindly remind all parents to uphold the expectations outlined in our Parent Code of Conduct across any online platform or associated group where the College is identifiable.
The College sincerely values our parents as partners is the journey of educating our young men. At any time, should concerns arise, we encourage you to contact relevant members of the College directly so we can support a constructive and respectful resolution.
Trinity Communications