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| Saturday, 20 June | Friends of Football Quiz Night | Save the date |
Friends of Football Quiz Night
TC Friends of Football (FoF) invite all parents/guardians to the annual Quiz Night!
As this is the major fundraising event for the year, FoF encourages all parents - whether involved in the football program or not! - to participate in this exciting event! Funds raised will support the TC football program, and facilitate the purchase of specialist equipment that all College teams can use.
Date: Saturday, 20 June
Times: From 6.30pm
6.30pm: doors open
7.00pm: quiz begins
Approx 11.30pm: quiz ends
Venue: Gibney Hall, Trinity College
Ticket types:
- Table cost only (8 pax per table): $200
- Table cost (8 pax) + charcuterie board to share: $280
- Refreshments:
- BYO food table to share; or, you can purchase a charcuterie board with your table booking
- BYO drinks and glassware
- Other info:
- No single quiz tables tickets available for sale
- Charcuterie boards can only be purchased alongside a table; not for individual sale
- Cash and card accepted on-the-night (for raffle prizes, etc)
- This is an adults-only event; no students permitted
Ticket types are limited for each kind, so get in quick to avoid missing out.
Friends of Football Fundraising
TC Friends of Football (FoF) is a group of parents dedicated to fostering a sense of community within the school’s football (AFL) landscape, in addition to resourcing equipment, uninforms, and other related items for the program. FoF is so appreciative of all those who contribute time, funds, energy, and other resources towards developing TC Football.
In recent years, we have seen an increased level of support by parents and friends within the community; however, there are still many who wish to be involved but are unable to commit their time or offer donations of physical goods or services for FoF events. Hence, an online donation option has been made available to make financial contributions towards the program at large, or individual event items.
Funds raised will go towards priority items for the program as a whole, and/or higher valued prizes, and tailored hamper items for FoF events.
Families are welcome to contribute as much or as little as they like, and as often as they like. Donations are not compulsory but are an easy way to support the department that supports our boys on their AFL journeys. All donations gratefully accepted.
Soccer Community Facebook Group
We are excited to announce the creation of the inaugural Trinity College Soccer Community Facebook Group - a space designed to bring together our entire TC Soccer community from Years 4 through to Year 12.
As the soccer program continues to grow, we wanted to create a central place where players and families across all year groups and teams can feel connected, informed, supported, and celebrated.
At Trinity, we are incredibly proud of the College motto, Men for Others, and we hope this page reflects those values through encouragement, inclusion, respect, and community spirit.
No matter what year level, team, or division a player is part of, every student in the Trinity Soccer program is valued. We want this group to be a welcoming and inclusive space where all players and families feel they have a voice and know they are supported by the wider TC Soccer community.
The page will provide opportunities to:
Share photos and videos from games and training
Celebrate team and individual achievements
Stay informed about soccer news, reminders, and events
Ask questions and support one another throughout the season
Most importantly, we hope this page helps strengthen connections across the entire Trinity Soccer program and fosters a positive culture for all players - from those just beginning their soccer journey in Year 4 to our senior students representing the College in Year 12.
Ngā Mihi
Mr Séamus Gray
Soccer Manager & Humanities Teacher
Concussion Policy
Trinity has a Concussion Policy throughout both the summer and winter PSA seasons. There is growing and persuasive body of evidence indicating a lower rate of recovery in children and adolescents who may experience a concussion. Acting in the ‘best interest of students’, the College adopts a conservative approach to the management of a student’s concussion and their restoration to health; where their return to learn will take priority over their return to competitive sport.
This Concussion Policy is a comprehensive plan that will be followed by all staff, coaches, parents, and students in the case of concussion occurring to a student during sport training or games. Whilst the policy information and the full process that has to be followed will be sent to parents of students who suffer concussion, there are key points that parents and students have to be aware of, if possible, concussion occurs:
Students who suffer a head or concussion injury during College sport will be offered First Aid at the time of injury.
Students with suspected concussion will not return to play on the day of injury. A clear motto of “if in doubt, sit them out” will be followed by all staff and coaches.
All possible concussion/head injuries will be reported by staff to the Director of Sport for follow up with the parents.
If the staff are unaware of a possible head injury to the student, parents are encouraged to report possible concussion to the Director of Sport.
Junior School Concussions will be reported to the JS Physical Education Teacher.
The Director of Sport will contact the parents by the Monday after the game outlining the Concussion policy process that will need to be followed before students are able to be cleared to Return to Sport and Return to Learn.
A clear Return to Sport and Return to Learn process will be followed if a student is diagnosed with Concussion. This process will be sent to parents of the students affected.
If a possible concussion has been reported, or concussion has been diagnosed, then for the College to fulfil its duty of care obligations, students who do not provide a medical clearance letter to the Director of Sport will not be selected in a sporting team. As per the guidelines produced by the Australian Sports Commission, both the PSA and Trinity College follow a 21-day return to sport plan.
Enquiries regarding the Concussion Policy can be directed to the Director of Sport, Mr Ryan Lockyer.
PSA Code of Conduct
Walking around the various playing venues on Fridays or Saturdays is always a delight, seeing the multitude of parents, families, spectators, and students gathered to watch and cheer on the Trinity teams. The spirit shown are admired by many of the PSA schools and offer incredible support to the students as they proudly represent Trinity College in the blue and green. While we encourage a strong turnout of spectators each week to bolster the students, it's crucial to emphasise that this support should always be in good spirit, with the well-being of the students, staff, and coaches as the top priority.
As we begin the 2026 Winter season, it's a timely reminder for all families to adhere to the PSA Code of Conduct. This code outlines essential guidelines for maintaining the standard of behaviour expected within the Trinity community. You can find the PSA Code of Conduct on the PSA website - PSA Code of Conduct
Let's all continue to support our students in the right manner during every sporting event, regardless of year group, level, or sport.
Thank you for your continued support of the Trinity Sporting Program.
Mr Ryan Lockyer
Director of Sport
WA State Schools Competition
25 students (plus an additional 9 students who have been invited to train with the team/help on the day) have been invited to represent the College against the WA State Schools 14's team on the Monday 1 June public holiday.
Date: Monday 1 June (WA Day Public Holiday)
Arrival Time: 2.30pm
Bounce Down: 3.30pm
Location: Waterford Playing Fields
Attire: Full TC football kit
Coaching Staff:
Head Coach - Mr John Simmons
Backline - Mr Michael Braut
Midfield - Mr Corey Miskiewicz
Forwards - Mr Cal Walley