Surrounded by family, friends, teachers and support staff, our Year 12 students marked the end of their Trinity journey with a memorable celebration in St Mary’s Church. The evening was a special occasion as students were presented with their Certificates of Graduation and a personalised candle by Principal Paul Clohesy and Fr Andrew. We extend our congratulations to all award recipients and wish every graduate the very best in their future endeavours. Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to making the night such a meaningful and joyful celebration. We look forward to seeing where the Class of 2025 will go next.

On 26 November, our Year 10 Introduction to Literature students enjoyed a memorable day at the theatre. With thanks to Jeremy Barren, students travelled by bus to Melbourne to see the Melbourne Theatre Company’s vibrant and engaging interpretation of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. All students represented Trinity College with distinction, demonstrating respectful behaviour in public and a genuine appreciation of live theatre. While in Melbourne, the group also enjoyed a quick visit to the National Art Gallery, lunch at the Southgate precinct, and a leisurely stroll through some of the city’s beautiful parklands. What a wonderful conclusion to our Year 10 Literature elective.

We are proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our Year 7–10 students through the Trinity Difference Subject Awards. These awards recognise dedication, growth, and a commitment to learning across a wide range of subjects. Congratulations to all of our deserving recipients.

As we approach the end of the academic year, we remind families that all College-owned computers issued to Trinity students must be returned for an annual review and health check of the device, to complete any outstanding system updates, and to undergo a ‘test and tag’ to meet our compliance requirements. A thorough inspection will be conducted to ensure that all the components are returned in good condition. Please ensure that all components (computer, bag, and charger) are returned to the College.

Students with unreported damage to the College-owned computer must contact the ICT department as soon as possible. As stated in the College Computer Loan Agreement, any damage requiring repair/replacement or intentional graffiti to computers will incur an excess charge.

Were you once part of a Trinity team? We’re inviting our alumni to return as Sports Coaches in 2026 and play a key role in developing and inspiring our next generation of athletes.

We’re seeking dedicated and skilled coaches who can commit to attending both training sessions and match days as required by the sport. This opportunity is offered as a paid engagement, with training provided.

To apply, please submit a brief biography that outlines your coaching experience, skills, and relevant qualifications.
Please include:

Please submit your interest to HR@tcc.vic.edu.au
Join us back on the field and continue the proud Trinity sporting tradition!

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PARENTS — IT’S TIME TO GET OUR KIDS BACK INTO THE REAL WORLD — Dr Michael Carr-Gregg

Dear Families

The Trinity College Canteen provides a wide range of nourishing food to students at reasonable prices and is an important service that the school can provide to support our students.

The canteen is managed by Michelle Buchanan who relies greatly on the assistance of parent volunteers. The support and work of all those parents who volunteer their time is greatly valued and is certainly appreciated by all that use the canteen.

We are asking parents and carers to consider volunteering some time to this valuable service. Volunteers would be required to start at 9:30am and finish at 12.30pm, working alongside our Canteen Manager and Assistant.

Once a month is all that is requested. Alternatively, you may prefer to volunteer as an emergency ‘fill in’. Fathers/grandparents are also most welcome to volunteer.

Please note that all volunteers in schools are required to obtain a Working with Children Check (WWCC), which can easily be obtained by filling out an application form online at http://www.workingwithchildren.vic.gov.au/ and will need to complete an OHS Induction. As a volunteer, there is no financial cost in obtaining the WWCC. However, there is a requirement to attach a photo of yourself to the form.

The canteen relies heavily on volunteers to operate and in 2026 we really need your support in order to fill the roster for the year.

It would be appreciated if all volunteers, current and new, complete the link below by Tuesday 16 December to enable roster completion. We are looking forward to having many new volunteers next year!

Yours sincerely

Paul Clohesy
Principal

Canteen Volunteer Form  – Fill out form