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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
Welcome Mrs McClure | Meet the Principal
During the school holidays, Mrs Rachel McClure commenced as Principal at Trinity. We are thrilled to have Rachel leading our school and she is looking forward to getting to know our staff, students and families.
There will be several "Principal’s Community Connect" opportunities over the next few weeks, for parents to come and have a cup of coffee or tea and say hello. The first one will be held in the Performing Arts Centre on Friday 25 July at 2:15pm. Watch Notes Home for further dates.
Read more about Mrs McClure on our website: www.tcs.act.edu.au/about/principals-welcome/
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We hope all our families have enjoyed the first week of the school holidays - travelling, resting, playing, creating or reading!
Just a reminder that Trinity Reception reopens today at 8:30am. Please note that due to maintenance and construction work on the campus, the Admin carpark (Gate 4) is partially closed till the start of Term 3.
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The last two weeks of Semester 1 allowed Year 10 students to get out into the community and undertake some hands-on learning, through Activities Week, Service Day and work experience.
Some of the industries and professions our students sampled included veterinary, cyber security, carpentry, law and legal services, hospitality, education, childcare and IT.
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In Week 10, our Senior School Outdoor Education and Body in Motion students combined forces to run orienteering activities for Year 4. Students had a fun time, with many having the opportunity to reconnect with their old buddies from Junior School.
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