What an incredible three days it has been! 💛🖤 Over the past few days, our future Year 7 students have explored Trinity Pathways, discovered how to Thrive as part of our school family, and finished by learning how they will Achieve their very best at Trinity.
It has been fantastic to see so much enthusiasm, confidence, courage and kindness as the Class of 2031 took their first steps into life at Trinity. We are so proud of each and every one of you.
A huge thank you to all the parents and carers who joined us for our Parents' Information Evening. Your support is invaluable as we begin this exciting journey together.
📧 Reminder: Information about our three exciting Trinity Travel trips will be shared via email over the next few days, so keep an eye on your inbox!
✈️ We can't wait to welcome our new Year 7 students on their Trinity Travel adventures and, most importantly, back through our doors in September.
💛 Remember... don't just survive... Thrive! Welcome to the Trinity Family, Class of 2031. Your journey is only just beginning. 🌟
☀️ Warm Weather Update – PE Kit for the Remainder of the Week ☀️
With the warm weather set to continue, students are welcome to wear their official Trinity PE kit for the remainder of the week to help keep cool and comfortable during the school day.
Please remember:
✅ Only the official Trinity PE kit is permitted.
❌ Branded sportswear or other inappropriate clothing is not allowed. Students wearing inappropriate items will be asked to rectify their uniform.
💧 Please encourage your child to bring a refillable water bottle to school. Bottles can be topped up before school and during social times in the servery to help everyone stay hydrated throughout the day.
Thank you for your continued support as we work together to keep our students safe, comfortable and ready to learn.
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🎉 Day 3 – Trinity Achieve Complete! 🎉
What an incredible three days it has been! 💛🖤
Over the past few days, our future Year 7 students have explored Trinity Pathways, discovered how to Thrive as part of our school family, and finished by learning how they will Achieve their very best at Trinity.
It has been fantastic to see so much enthusiasm, confidence, courage and kindness as the Class of 2031 took their first steps into life at Trinity. We are so proud of each and every one of you.
A huge thank you to all the parents and carers who joined us for our Parents' Information Evening. Your support is invaluable as we begin this exciting journey together.
📧 Reminder: Information about our three exciting Trinity Travel trips will be shared via email over the next few days, so keep an eye on your inbox!
✈️ We can't wait to welcome our new Year 7 students on their Trinity Travel adventures and, most importantly, back through our doors in September.
💛 Remember... don't just survive... Thrive!
Welcome to the Trinity Family, Class of 2031. Your journey is only just beginning. 🌟
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☀️ Warm Weather Update – PE Kit for the Remainder of the Week ☀️
With the warm weather set to continue, students are welcome to wear their official Trinity PE kit for the remainder of the week to help keep cool and comfortable during the school day.
Please remember:
✅ Only the official Trinity PE kit is permitted.
❌ Branded sportswear or other inappropriate clothing is not allowed. Students wearing inappropriate items will be asked to rectify their uniform.
💧 Please encourage your child to bring a refillable water bottle to school. Bottles can be topped up before school and during social times in the servery to help everyone stay hydrated throughout the day.
Thank you for your continued support as we work together to keep our students safe, comfortable and ready to learn.
Follow Jesus. Build Families. Fulfil Potential. 💛🖤 ... See MoreSee Less
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