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Trinity staff, parents, grandparents, students, alumni and friends from across the whole school are warmly invited to come together and farewell Mr Ian Hewitt as he retires as Principal.
Ian commenced as Principal at Trinity in January 2018. Ian’s passion, expertise and focus on robust Christian education and his commitment to delivering valuable change, has greatly benefitted the whole Trinity community.
He has diligently led and served our school day-to-day, always encouraging students to love learning and discover the type of purpose that ignites their desire to go out and make an impact on our world.
We would love to have you all join us in saying thank you to Ian at a Farewell Assembly and Community Thanks afternoon on Friday 27 June.
DETAILS
Farewell Assembly led by the Junior School 2pm arrival in the Trinity School Hall
Community Thanks 3.15pm start for 3.45pm short formalities in the Eucalypt Building and playground. Afternoon tea provided
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Middle and Senior School students dressed in sports-themed non-uniform (mufti) today and participated in various physical challenges and fun activities during the Break times.
The day is the culmination of a three-week period where students have been encouraged to engage in physical activity, in particular push-ups, during PCG time. All funds raised today went to the Salvation Army Winter Appeal.
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In May, our Year 12 Textiles students visited Megalo Print Studio in Kingston to explore and experience the techniques involved in screen printing on fabric. This excursion was designed to consolidate students’ knowledge of fabric manipulation in the context of printing.
The knowledge and skills acquired may inform their major project, which involves embellishing and manipulating fabric to achieve a specific aesthetic. #everydaylearning
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