On Monday 5th November, 2018 Trinity welcomed over 200 Japanese High School students to our community.

We began the day with a welcome and our National Anthem. The students were invited to taste traditional Aussie treats like lamingtons, tim tams, vegemite and milo. Class activities included thong throwing, indigenous art, Aussie stories, making a milo and cricket. We enjoyed sheep shearing and whip cracking along with a sausage sizzle. The day concluded with a super rendition of "Home among the Gumtrees". A huge pat on the back to the many volunteers that made today possible.


Japanese High School students visit Trinity

Japanese High School students visit Trinity

Japanese High School students visit Trinity

Japanese High School students visit Trinity

Japanese High School students visit Trinity

Japanese High School students visit Trinity

Japanese High School students visit Trinity

Japanese High School students visit Trinity

 

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  • 01 Aug 2026

    From Facebook
    This week we farewelled Mrs Rowley who has been a part of our Trinity community for over 16 years. Mrs Rowley has helped countless children discover their own gifts and believe in themselves. She has inspired people through integrity, generosity and compassion and modelling what it means to live the Gospel every day. We know that these gifts that have enriched our school will continue to bless a new community and new people. May God bless you as you continue your journey, and may the light of Christ always guide your path, just as your light has guided so many of ours.

    31 Jul 2026

    From Facebook
    Last Friday we celebrated Grandparent's Day alongside the Feast Day of St Anne and Joachim, the Grandparents of Jesus. Our liturgy focussed on the theme "When you thought I wasn't looking." We remembered the love our Grandparents often show in small and simple ways. As we gave thanks for our Grandparents and celebrated the faith, kindness, and wisdom they share through their everyday example. We loved celebrating the day with our Grandparents!

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