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Discover a strong Christian education from Preschool to Year 12, within a caring and supportive learning community, focused on growing loving hearts, enquiring minds and generous spirits.

Join us at Open Day

29 October 2024

Open Days enable prospective parents, students and staff to experience our learning community in action.

Visitors will hear from our Principal, tour our Early Learning Centre and main campus, enjoy musical performances and meet with key staff and students.

Learning at Trinity Christian School

We are dedicated to nurturing a spirit of excellence and delight in learning. To achieve this, we employ a differentiated curriculum to cater for each student and offer a range of subjects, learning opportunities and experiences. We seek to foster powerful, lifelong learners that understand who God created them to be and are resilient, resourceful, reciprocal and reflective.

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Trinity Christian School

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Year 9/10 Cafe Culture students completed their design assessment tasks last week. Students designed and created a series of cupcakes to their chosen theme — with some very creative and delicious results! #everydaylearning #foodstudies ... See MoreSee Less

Year 9/10 Cafe Culture students completed their design assessment tasks last week. Students designed and created a series of cupcakes to their chosen theme — with some very creative and  delicious results! #Everydaylearning #foodstudiesImage attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

This term Years 4, 5, 6 and 8 have all had the opportunity to spend time out on school camp. Camps enable students to experience God's creation, invest in friendships and build life skills that benefit both the individuals and the community as a whole.

Recently on Year 5 camp, two students and one teacher celebrated their birthdays together with chocolate cake and a room full of cheerful voices singing.🎂
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This term Years 4, 5, 6 and 8 have all had the opportunity to spend time out on school camp. Camps enable students to experience Gods creation, invest in friendships and build life skills that benefit both the individuals and the community as a whole.

Recently on Year 5 camp, two students and one teacher celebrated their birthdays together with chocolate cake and a room full of cheerful voices singing.🎂Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

Congratulations to all the finalists who showcased their creative flair last night at 'Trinity Has Talent'! An enthusiastic audience was entertained by dance, music, comedy and drama with individual and group acts. Hosted by Ben, Max and Lauren and judged by Mr D, Mrs Kelly and Ms Silberman - it was a fantastic night!

We love celebrating the creativity, bravery and passion of our #trinityhastalenty#creativegeniusesvegeniuses
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Congratulations to all the finalists who showcased their creative flair last night at Trinity Has Talent! An enthusiastic audience was entertained by dance, music, comedy and drama with individual and group acts. Hosted by Ben, Max and Lauren and judged by Mr D, Mrs Kelly and Ms Silberman - it was a fantastic night!

We love celebrating the creativity, bravery and passion of our students! #trinityhastalent #creativegeniusesImage attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment

Trinity entered two teams into the RoboCup Junior ACT State Championship on Saturday.

Team 1 participated in the 'Open Rescue' category, which involved creating a robot that follows a line on the ground, navigates through obstacles, and traverses uneven terrain to locate rescue victims.

Team 2 entered the 'Standard Soccer' division, where students create a team of two robots that compete in a dynamic game of soccer. The robots must be fully autonomous, using various sensors to locate the ball, navigate the field, and score goals. Team 2 with their soccer robots performed exceptionally well, competing multiple times during the day and ultimately #RoboCupJuniora#RoboCup2024pJunior #RoboCup2024
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Trinity entered two teams into the RoboCup Junior ACT State Championship on Saturday.

Team 1 participated in the Open Rescue category, which involved creating a robot that follows a line on the ground, navigates through obstacles, and traverses uneven terrain to locate rescue victims. 

Team 2 entered the Standard Soccer division, where students create a team of two robots that compete in a dynamic game of soccer. The robots must be fully autonomous, using various sensors to locate the ball, navigate the field, and score goals.  Team 2 with their soccer robots performed exceptionally well, competing multiple times during the day and ultimately winning 1st Place. 🥇#RoboCupJunior #RoboCup2024
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