From the Office

Hayfever Season Reminder

With hayfever season now underway, we have begun seeing many students experiencing symptoms such as sneezing, itchy eyes, runny noses and congestion.

Parents and carers are reminded that if their child requires hayfever medication (antihistamines) during the school day, they must supply the medication to the school, along with a completed Regular Medication From. Students should not rely on the school's supply for the routine management of hayfever symptoms.

The school's stock of antihistamines is maintained for emergency situations only and is not intended for ongoing or daily use by students.

Thank you for your support in ensuring students have the medication they need to remain comfortable throughout the school day.

Updated Signage

You may notice an update to the directional sign at the front entrance. 

The rear car park is not available for student drop-off or pick-up. This area is reserved for staff and student parking, bus access and deliveries only.

The front car park is the designated area for student drop-off and pick-up, parent parking, Uniform Shop access and visitors to Trinity.

We ask all families to please follow the signage and use the designated areas to help keep traffic moving safely and efficiently, particularly during busy drop-off and pick-up times.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Student Progress Meetings – Monday 12 October

Student Progress Meetings for students in Years 7–10 will be held on Monday 12 October, the first day of Term 4.

This will be a student-free day for Years 7–10, allowing teachers dedicated time to meet with students and families to discuss learning progress, celebrate growth and establish goals for the remainder of the year.

Year 11 students will participate in a special program on this day, with further information about the program to be shared with families next week.

Details about Student Progress Meeting bookings and the College’s online booking system will also be communicated to families next week.