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Newsletter 8

22 March 2013

PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE 421 Elizabeth Mitchell Drive Thurgoona NSW 2640 Telephone: (02) 6049 3402 Facsimile: (02) 6049 3490 Email: [email protected]

ALBURY 421 Elizabeth Mitchell Drive Thurgoona NSW 2640 Telephone: (02) 6049 3400 Facsimile: (02) 6049 3490 Email: [email protected]

WODONGA 34 Ellen McDonald Drive Baranduda VIC 3690 Telephone: (02) 6049 3480 Facsimile: (02) 6020 9125 Email: [email protected]

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www.trinityac.nsw.edu.au AFTER SCHOOL CARE ALBURY

0423 845 646 EARLY LEARNING CENTRE WODONGA

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From the Principal

Grandparents’ Day Students in the Junior School at both campuses were asked to take home an invitation last week to pass on to their Grandparents for the College’s annual Grandparents’ Day, which will take place on Tuesday, 2 April. Recent editions of the newsletter also have contained information about the day and I hope that we will see lots of Grandparents at the College on the day.

A special assembly will be conducted at both campuses welcoming our visitors, followed by an opportunity for them to visit the classrooms of their grandchildren and see some displays of their work, and finally for grandparents to enjoy a cup of tea and some refreshments.

It is fantastic to see the special bond between students and their grandparents or other special people in action each year during Grandparents’ Day. It is obvious our Junior School students take great pride in having their special visitors with them on this occasion and I know, from talking with our visitors, that they enjoy

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the opportunity to get an update on the progress of their grandchildren and to see where they attend school.

Grandparents’ Day is from 9-11am at the Albury campus and from 1:30-3pm at the Wodonga campus. I look forward to welcoming lots of special visitors to the College during these times!

Students’ Charitable Works Recently the College Prefects and members of the Student Representative Council (SRC) have quietly committed themselves to a number of charitable works. The College promotes among its students the importance of service leadership, as well as social justice and outreach. This week at the Albury campus a “Hero Day” was held to raise money for the Royal Children’s Hospital’s Good Friday Appeal. The event was very well organised and run by the students. At the end of the day, they managed to raise almost $1000 for the appeal – well done!

The Prefects are also promoting among all students an Easter Egg Appeal to support local families who may not be able to afford to purchase Easter eggs for their children. All students have been encouraged to bring in one Easter egg to contribute to the collection and then the eggs will be distributed to families via the three local Anglican parishes. This is a tremendous initiative and I hope all students will get behind it next week as we prepare for Easter!

At a recent Prefects’ meetings, it was decided that from Term 2, they will organise a collection of non-perishable food items to distribute to families in need via Anglicare. I think the Prefects referred to this initiative as their ‘Ute Full of Food’ project and I commend them for their eagerness to contribute something meaningful to those in less fortunate circumstances.

Last weekend, a number of Prefects and Year 12 students gave up part of their Saturday to collect for the Red Shield Appeal in Albury central. Again, I am very impressed with the willingness of these senior students to reach out and do something practical to support various charities in the local and broader communities.

It is worth noting that each year our Year 11 students enter a team into the Cancer


Council’s Relay for Life. This great event provides the community with a wonderful opportunity to remember those who have battled cancer and also the chance to raise money for cancer research, education and prevention. Over the last three years, the Year 11 teams from Trinity have raised more than $20,000, which is a wonderful achievement!

All of these examples speak very clearly of the genuine commitment that so many Trinity students show to others; in reaching out to those in need and contributing in meaningful ways to supporting various worthwhile causes and charities.

Well done to all involved! When I take the time to reflect on these aspects of College life, I am overwhelmed with pride.

P&F Family Fun Day This Sunday, 24 March, the College’s Parents & Friends is running a Family Fun Day at our Wodonga campus from 10-2pm.

There are lots of fun activities planned for kids of all ages and I hope that Trinity families will be able to find time to come along and join in some of the fun! Please see the flyer included in this newsletter for further details.

Many thanks to those on the P&F Executive who have contributed to the organisation of this event, especially Raelene Weissel, Kaylene Kurtzer, Karen Braun and Susan Collins.

Year 12 Exams Our Year 12 students commence their half-yearly examinations today, Friday 22 March. These exams are an important part of their formal assessment and I know that teachers involved with the Year 12 students have been pleased with how they have commenced the year in class and in study periods in the Library.

I take this opportunity to wish all of our Year 12 students the best of luck as they undertake and complete the exams over the next week.

I would ask students to be mindful of the examination period (Friday, 22 to Thursday, 28 March) and to keep the noise to a minimum during the day, particularly near English Room 1 and 2 and Art Room 2, as all of the examinations will take place in these rooms.

Steven J O’Connor Principal


From the Deputy Principal

Academic competitions now open Student academic competitions are now open. The list for nominations forms part of this newsletter. To enter you need to fill in the nomination form and return the form (without payment) to your child’s Pastoral Care Tutor/Classroom Teacher. The entry amounts will be included as part of your Term Two Student Accounts.

All students in Years 8 and 10 will be entered as part of the English, Mathematics and Science competitions, there is no need for students in these year levels to nominate using the nomination form. If students in Years 8 and 10 wish to enter other competitions, then they must enter as per the instructions above.

These competitions are for students in Years 3 through to 12. Please check carefully that the age group for the competition is appropriate for your child. The nomination form should be returned with the student’s name and year group by Thursday 4 April. As these competitions have strict rules associated with closing dates, no nominations will be accepted after this date.

Co-curricular Activities: Trinity offers an extensive co-curricular program and students are encouraged to engage in one or many of the different activities available. The list of activities is now available on the College website. It outlines the activity, when it takes place and the member of staff who organises that particular activity.

A co-curricular activity is one which occurs outside school hours or outside academic time. It also will fall under one of the following four defined areas:

i. Music ii. Sport iii. Creative and Spoken Arts iv. Leadership and Service

All staffmembers are committed to being involved in an area of interest to enhance the opportunities for our students. It is an important part of the holistic education we offer at Trinity and gives students a chance to meet other students, be involved and represent their school while learning many worthwhile skills that are not always covered within the classroom.


We are very fortunate at Trinity to have a talented staff with a diversity of talents, who enjoy working with our students inside and outside the classroom.

Please encourage your child to involve themselves in an activity, team or group; they will find the benefits rewarding. Check out the details on our website www.trinityac.nsw.edu.au under the Co-Curricular tab.

Peter O’Neill Deputy Principal

From the College Chaplain

It’s easy to become consumed with getting stuff, the latest, coolest, trendiest things. Or our image: Let’s spruce ourselves up and look the part, life’s for living – now!

Life can easily become all about here and now, with no thought about what’s happening next. But what is next? What’s happening when the party’s over? Is there another one? Where are we going when this life ends?

It is said that the average body has enough phosphorus to make 2200 match heads, enough sugar to go into 60 cubes, enough salt to fill 20 spoons and enough iron to make about $10 worth of nails. The rest is just dust and water. When we pamper the part of us that’s on the surface and neglect the fact there’s much more to us than skin and muscles, it is no wonder God questions us.

No one can guarantee when they will die, only that they definitely will. So take note and take care of your whole being, because it is all intertwined – soul and body – and if you’re part of God’s family, it’s destined for something much bigger and better than just life here and now.

Rev Lee Weissel College Chaplain

Anglican Parish of Northern Albury Debutante Ball

The Anglican Parish of Northern Albury is again hosting two Debutante Balls to be held at the Albury Entertainment Centre on Friday, 30 August and Saturday, 31 August.

Rehearsals will be held weekly (excluding school holidays) in the Albury High School hall on Sunday evenings at either 5-7pm or 7-9pm (depending on numbers). To register interest, contact: Mrs Joyce McArthur: 6043 3398 or 0427 958 599 or Rev’d Christine Page: 6040 2188.

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An information meeting will be held at 7pm on 2 June at the Albury High School hall to provide debutantes, partners and parents with more information.

First Rehearsal: Sunday 16th June.

Senior School News

On behalf of the Red Cross I would like to publicly thank the following Year 12 students who gave up their time at the weekend to assist the Red Cross Calling campaign.

The students turned up on Saturday in their College uniform at Thurgoona Plaza and Dean Street to rattle tins. Well done to Michaela Russell-Larcombe, Chloe Gear, Isaac Hayes, Linc Chapman, Isobel May, Claire Whitting, Annie Petts, Katie Gallo, Olivia Morey and Maddison Stein for supporting the local community.

The SRC at the College along with Mrs Haymes and Ms Carroll are also to be congratulated on the ‘Hero Day’ they organised this week. A significant amount was raised for the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal. Well done to all students who participated and made a donation to the appeal.

Unfortunately, the College is not able to support the large number of charities that request our assistance. Each year we plan to support one charity each term so that parents are not continually being asked to make donations. However, I would like to congratulate Nick Hynes of Year 12 and Luke McCaughey of Year 8 who, outside the College, raised funds for and participated in the Leukaemia Foundation’s World’s Greatest Shave. Well done, boys!

At last Hoffman have won an event in the Senior School! As a staff member who wears his yellow shirt to each event in anticipation of a Hoffman win I have continually been disappointed.

After 10 years in Hoffman it was great to see the level of participation at the Athletics Carnival last week and our first win. I would like also to congratulate students in other houses and apologise that I wasn’t cheering quite as loudly for you!

Malcolm Thomas Head of Senior School


French News We have had a request from NACEL Australia for another host family for a student, Jean-Baptiste. He will be here from 17 June to 24 August, 2013. He is to be hosted from 23 July to 24 August, but the family is unable to take him for his entire stay. We are looking for a family to meet him on 17 June and host him until 23 July. He would attend Trinity College.

I have no further details at present but am happy to forward names to NACEL, or you could contact the company directly. I have been speaking to Suzanne Tischler: [email protected]. To find out more about the company, go to: www.nacel.com.au.

If these dates are not suitable but you are interested in hosting a student, Suzanne may be able to help you with a student who may arrive on alternative dates.

Mme Bennett Head of Languages

From the Careers Office

Trinity subscribes to weekly newsletters which provide detailed and current information for both NSW/ACT and Victorian related careers and post-school pathways. These newsletters are emailed to all students in Years 11 and 12 on a weekly basis, using their Trinity email address.

If parents would like to receive these weekly newsletters, please email me at [email protected]

All parents are welcome to these newsletters, however, they are particularly relevant to parents with students in Years 11 and 12.

MHS Careers Service Trinity also subscribes to a careers service which allows students and parents to be kept up-to-date with careers news and events. To access this information go to the website www.mhscareers.com and then login with: student or parent and the password: mhs2013.

ICT Program Are you a student in Year 7-10 and interested in Information, Communication and Technology (ICT)?



If so, you are invited to apply to participate in a FREE program, funded by the Victorian Government. The North East Local Learning and Employment Network (NELLEN) has funding to provide students with the opportunity to learn more about ICT and the future pathway opportunities a career in ICT offers.

Date: Thursday 30th May 2013 Time: 10am – 2pm Place: The Cube, 118 Hovell Street, Wodonga

This is an interactive forum consisting of seven individual workshops, facilitated by industry speakers/presenters from different areas of ICT practice.

Students will rotate through each workshop during the event allowing them to engage with a cross section of ICT professionals who can provide insight into their specific areas of expertise. Students will participate in hands on activities or demonstrations during each workshop.

If you are interested in applying for this program, please contact Mrs Kathy Fletcher, either in person or by email before Friday, 5 April at [email protected]

Kathy Fletcher Careers Advisor

Who Wants to be a Hero – SRC fundraiser

The costumes were many and varied at the Who Wants to be Hero day on Tuesday. It was great to see so many students involved and we can now make a healthy donation to the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal.

It was hard for the judges to make their decisions but the winners were:

Junior School: Best dressed: Tim Brndusic 1TO (Luigi from Mario Cart), Sidney White 5JH (Will from Ranger’s Apprentice), James Hall 6NC (Jack Sparrow), Ethan Trevaskis 6KW (Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter in Alice in Wonderland), Sophie Coleshill 6NC (as Katniss Everdeen). Most colourful: Bryhar Day 6NC (Captain Underpants).


Senior School: Bridgette Cottrill and Laura Thomas (Year 11) as The Mario Brothers, for the people who acted most like their hero. Campbell Ingram (Year 12) as James Bond, for the Most Original Costume. Zoe Twist (Year 8) as a rainbow for most colourful costume. Tom Coates, Brendan Campbell, Annie Petts and Katie Gallo (Year 12) as The Wiggles for the most recognisable heroes. Alex Crane (Year 11) as William Wallace (Braveheart) for the most elaborate costume.

Junior School News - Wodonga

Scholastic Book Fair This week students have started to have a look at the books on display at the Scholastic Book Fair. Students will be given a ‘Wish List’ form by their teachers for them to select some books they might like to purchase. Already the students have enjoyed the opportunity to browse over the range of books on offer. The Book Fair runs from Monday, 18 March until Tuesday, 2 April.

Parents can come and look at the display in the morning before school starts and make purchases through Mrs Phillips in the front office.

Grandparents’ Day Grandparent’s Day is coming around quickly again. The students always look forward to this important calendar event, where they can show their grandparents or special guests the work they do in the classroom. Recently all students were given a letter asking for families to reply with the number of guests that may be attending. Can I ask families to please return these forms so we can organise afternoon tea for the day.

Easter Hat Parade This year the students again will be participating in an Easter Hat Parade. This event will be on Thursday, 28 March at 10.30am in the Wodonga campus Multi-purpose area. Students will be making hats during this week to present on the day. Students wishing to make an Easter hat at home for presentation on the day are more than welcome to do so.

Early dismissal On Thursday, 28 March, the Wodonga campus students will be dismissed at 2.10pm. This is to allow our bus travellers to catch their buses as the Government schools finish up for Term 1 on this day and are traditionally dismissed one hour earlier than normal. Trinity’s final day for Term 1 is on Friday, 12 April, where students will be dismissed at the normal time of 3.10pm.


Hot lunch A reminder that our next hot lunch day is next Wednesday, 27 March. Order forms were sent home earlier this week. More are available from the front office.

Simon Fairall Wodonga Campus Co-ordinator

After School Care – Wodonga

Can you believe it’s nearly Easter already? That saying of “Time flies when you are having fun” is definitely the case at After School Care!

The ASC children have been having a lot of fun establishing new friendships. At ASC we:

• Plan programs that are flexible and respond to the strengths, needs and interests of all the children in our care.

• Actively encourage children in decision making and planning of the program.

• Recognise the importance of middle childhood and children's right to play, discover, be challenged and have fun in a safe environment.

• Recognise that all children regardless of gender, race, culture, age or ability should be valued and respected and given the same opportunities to develop and be cared for in a positive way.

• Strive to communicate effectively with each other, the children and their families and display professionalism, teamwork and mutual respect.

• Actively seek to work in partnership with families, community groups and organisations.

• Encourage and promote the College Values.

We still have vacancies in the program so please feel free to pick up an enrolment form from the Wodonga campus office.

l am available to answer any questions or provide information regarding the program from 2.30pm Monday-Friday, so feel free to pop in or phone 0468 632 104. Alternatively you can email me at [email protected]

To remain open we need your support so if you are needing ASC for any reason please don’t hesitate to give me a call to discuss our fabulous service.

Louise McLellan ASC, Wodonga Campus


Junior School News – Albury

Junior School Award recipients Congratulations to students who received Junior School awards at our second assembly in February. These awards were presented to students making a significant difference inside and outside the classroom.

Ruby Taylor (1TO) Archie Mohan (1TO) Amelie Scott (2EH) Anna Larwill (2EH) Shenara Fernando (2TC) Judah Trevaskis (2TC) Esandi Iddagoda (2TC) Heath Niedzwiedzki (2TC) Kobie Geraghty (3JT) Avie Liley (3JT) Stella Campbell (3SO) Milani Gow (3SO) Sanjay Breheny (4CS) Alexander Jacobs (4CS) Laura Trebley (4CS) Evie Nelson (4NP) Grace Wilson (4NP) Summer Hudson-Halford (4NP) Olympia Modra (4NP) Sidney White (5JH) Grace Arney (5JH) Aimee Offner (5JH) Aiyanna Warren (5JH) Heshara Fernando (6KW) Adelaide Jacobs (6KW) Mehtaab Gill (6KW) Laura Dick (6KW) Hannah Lippiatt (6NC) Sam Cavanough (6NC) Bella Cooke (KDP) Riley Piltz (KDP) Penelope Alker-Jones (KGB) Harrison Wilson (KGB) Addison Wheeler (KMC) Kelly Russell (KMC)

Chris O’Loan Head of Junior School

Pastoral Care

Girls’ Talk Workshop On Friday, 5 April, girls in Years 4, 5 and 6 from both Trinity campuses will be attending a workshop called ‘Girls Talk’ organised by the Director of Pastoral Care and assisted by a group of our Senior School Leaders.

During this workshop, the girls from Year 11 will conduct small group sessions with the Junior School girls.

The Years 4, 5 and 6 girls will be challenged to reflect on the nature of their friendships at school, as this can be the key to surviving adolescence. They will


discuss ways to develop as strong, confident girls who will become good friends and valued classmates during this time.

The ebbs and flows of their friendships can also be the biggest threat to girls’ happiness and by participating in guided mentoring, some very important issues will be discussed.

All the activities will be supervised by teachers involved in the process. Some of the topics to be covered include:

• Friendships • Teasing

• Gossip • Roles girls play

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the College.

Ren Lefevre Director of Pastoral Care

Vacation Care News

Due to the increased demand for places in the After School Care program at Trinity, we are now completely booked out for Thursdays, Weeks A and B.

This means that on the day bookings (casual) for Thursdays can no longer be taken.

However, should you require a place in the program for Thursdays you will be required to contact ASC on 0423 845 646. At this time your child’s name will be taken and placed on a wait list. Parents who have gained a casual spot for the Thursday will be contacted before 5:30pm the day before. If you have not been contacted by this time you will need to make other arrangements for your child’s care.

Conversely if you are aware that your child may not require a Thursday booking please ensure you cancel ASAP to ensure other bookings can be made.

ASC places are still available for Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays in both weeks A and B.

If you have any questions or concerns please don’t hesitate to contact me on 0423 845 646.

Stace Thompson Vacation Care Coordinator


Junior School News

Growing Boys into Good Men – Years 3 to 6 Following the great success of last year’s Growing Boys in to Good Men activities afternoon I am delighted to announce that this year’s boys’ afternoon will be held at the Albury campus after school on Thursday, 4 April.

As we are aware growing boys into good men in today’s world is a greater challenge than ever. The afternoon focuses on ways/strategies to help boys develop into healthy men who will contribute to building a strong community.

In this regard, the College is planning the evening for the Years 3 to 6 boys to get together with a trusted male role model (mentor) for activities and fun. There will be opportunities for the boys to learn integrity, persistence, accountability, resilience, getting along, empathy and respect from their mentor through the various activities to promote and demonstrate what is to be a young male in the 21st Century. Trinity teachers will lead the activities.

We encourage all our Years 3 to 6 boys to participate. To do so, you and your son will need to choose a male mentor to engage with him and participate in the activities. Your son’s mentor could be his father/grandfather/close family friend etc. Should you have difficulty arranging for a mentor the College may be able to assist. Please let us know via a note on the permission slip (below).

The evening starts at 4pm and concludes with a sausage sizzle about 7pm. Afternoon tea also will be provided for any boy who will remain at school prior to the 4pm start. Students will need to wear their College Sports Uniform.

Please complete the permission slip and return it to Mr O’Loan by 15 March.

Chris O’loan Ren Leferve Head of Junior School Director of Pastoral Care

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Growing Boys into Good Men – Years 3 to 6 (Please return to Mr O’Loan by Friday 15 March 2013)

My son ____________________________________ Class _____ will / will not be attending the Growing Boys into Good Men afternoon on Thursday 4 April between 4 and 7pm. My son’s mentor for the evening will be _______________________________________.

My son will / will not remain behind after school and require afternoon tea.

Parent/Guardian: ________________________ Phone Number: _________________


Free Trinity App

Download the free Trinity App

We announced last week that our free app is ready for downloading and we encourage you to take this opportunity to have vital information about Trinity College at the touch of your mobile phone.

Never be uncertain again about when the athletics carnival is being held or what time the parent-teacher interviews begin. You can look up our calendar, contact us and even get directions to our Baranduda or Thurgoona campuses.

Forgotten what’s on the menu at the canteen? Check on the app. We’ll have a gallery for photographs of recent events and a link to our co-curricular activities. Or you can read the newsletter as soon as its released, right there on your mobile phone. We hope it will make life easier for parents, students and staff to communicate about our College community.

If you have the app on your phone, we will be able to notify you of important or unexpected events – the bus from a school camp is delayed by 15 minutes or a reminder about the scholarship application closing dates. It’s simple to download and, even better, it’s free.

Just visit the online stores for Apple or Android devices, and search for “trinity aw”. Or you can use the QR codes shown below.


Sports News

Once again it is a pleasure to inform you of the wonderful feats Trinity students have achieved in the past week of sport.

Mitchell Scott of Year 6 has been chosen to represent the NSW Combined Independent Schools in Australian Rules Football at the NSW PSSA AFL Championships. This side, which is coached by Mr Stevens will head to Gosford to battle it out with other NSW schooling sectors from Tuesday, 28 May. We wish Mitchell and Mr Stevens all the best all look forward to hearing how they fared!

Senior Athletics Carnival Last Wednesday 13th March, on a day more fitting for a swim carnival, senior students competed for their houses in Athletics. It is a pleasure to announce that Hoffman was able to win its first ever, long awaited College carnival.

It was pleasing to see such high participation and support of one another. In what was very difficult conditions I would like to extend our congratulations to the following Age Champions:

12-13 F: Ella MacLean, Hoffman. 12-13 M: Caleb Styles, Kelton. 13yo F: Ella MacLean, Hoffman. 14yo F: Matilda Trebilcock, Kelton. 14yo M: William Evans, Kelton, tied with Jeremy Smith, Hoffman. 15yo F: Grace Morris, Hoffman. 15yo M: Ryan Worden, Rosborough. 16yo F: Melissa Smith, Petts. 16yo M: Alan Sandstrom, Hoffman. 17-20yo F: Bridgette Cottrill, Rosborough. 17-20yo M: Jaydon Wright, Hoffman.

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And to the following record breakers; Girls 12-13 Triple Jump: 8.62m Monique Thomas, Petts. Girls 14yo 1500m: 5:49.26 Matilda Trebilcock, Kelton. Girls 15yo 1500m: 6:17.68 Caitlin Bishop, Kelton. Girls 17-20yo 400m: 1:12.42 Laura Thomas, Hoffman. Girls 14yo 800m: 2:51.49 Matilda Trebilcock,Kelton. Boys 14yo 200m: 26.48 Benjamin Wright, Rosborough. Boys 15yo 400m: 56.06 Ryan Worden, Rosborough. Boys 17-20yo 800m: 2:23.63 Dominic Newnham, Rosborough. Boys 12-13yo Triple Jump: 7.90m Simon Walsh, Rosborough. Boys 15yo Shot Put: 11.15m Bj Blahovec, Rosborough. Boys 16yo Shot Put: 12.10m Harry Dowling, Petts. Boys 17-20yo Shot Put: 12.37m Jesse Howard, Kelton.

Basketball finals As the term nears an end our Trinity College Basketball teams will continue to contest finals. Draws are released weekly and it is important students are aware of when they play. Draws are available online on the Albury Junior Basketball website.


Families will soon receive invoices for their fees for the 2013 season; please assist by paying these at the College office promptly. A reminder for any student who would like to join a College team for the term 2 and 3 season to let me know.

Also I am wanting to hear from any adults who wish to assist by being involved with the establishment of the Trinity Basketball Club committee.

We are also currently seeking support of any local businesses who would like the opportunity to sponsor either all our boys or girls team, if interested please let me know.

Nash Clark Head of Sport

Uniform Shop

I am in need of metal skirt hangers for an influx of winter uniforms. These are the type that have the metal grips at each end. If anyone has some they don’t need, please bring them into the uniform shop.

Cathy Katsoolis Uniform Shop Manager

Canteen News

Thank you to volunteers Jenny Moyle, Sharon Walpole and Joanna Goodwin.

Roster Week 9, Term 1

Month Day Helper March Monday 25 Meg Salisbury

Tuesday 26 Volunteer required

Wednesday 27 Volunteer required

Thursday 28 Sam Vitolo

Friday 29 Good Friday

Margaret Cochrane Canteen Manager

Uniform Shop Operating Hours during School Terms Mondays 8:30 – 10:00 am 2:30 – 4:30 pm Cathy Katsoolis

Tuesdays Closed

Wednesdays 8:30 – 10:00 am 2:30 – 4:30 pm Cathy Katsoolis Thursdays 8:30 – 10:00 am 2:30 – 6:00 pm Cathy Katsoolis

Fridays Closed

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STUDENT ACADEMIC COMPETITIONS

At Trinity College, students in Years 3-12 have the opportunity to enter Australian Schools Competitions. Students with a special aptitude or interest in one or more of the areas listed below are encouraged to enter.

All students in Years 8 and 10 will be entered in the English, Mathematics and Science Competitions. (Students in these year groups NEED ONLY indicate other competitions they would like to enter.)

Please complete and sign the form below and return it without payment by Thursday 4 April to your child’s Pastoral Care Tutor/Classroom Teacher.

(Entry costs will be included in Term Two Student Accounts.)

Please place a tick beside the competition(s) in which you would like your child to be entered.

Student Name…………………………… Year Group………………

Tick Below

Year Groups Subject Date of Competition Cost

3 - 10 Computer Skills

(University of NSW) Tuesday 21st May $8.80

3 - 12 Science

(University of NSW) Wednesday 5th June $8.80

3 - 12 Writing (University of

NSW) Monday 17th June $18.70

3 - 7 Spelling

(University of NSW) Tuesday 18th June $12.10

7, 9, 11 - 12 English

(University of NSW) Wednesday 31st July $8.80

3-7, 9, 11 - 12 Australian Mathematics Thursday 1st August $5.50

7 & 8 French

(ALC Certificate 1) Tuesday 6th August $9.00

9 & 10 French

(ALC Certificate 2) Wednesday 7th August $12.00

11 & 12 French

(ALC Certificate 3) Thursday 8th August $12.00

Signed __________________________ (Parent/Guardian) Date ___________

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