While using the School network the device will have enterprise-grade filtering applied to internet content and applications.  All usage through the School network is monitored. Trinity does not deploy any filtering or monitor networks outside of official Trinity Grammar School ICT networks. Trinity also teaches eSmart and responsible digital citizenship to ensure students understand responsibilities and appropriate behaviour when using technology.

No. Students are required to bring with them a fully charged device which will last for 6 hours.

Students have access to printing in the Arthur Holt Library. Printing is based on a credit system.

1. 1. • Android devices
      • iOS devices
      • Windows 10 Mobile devices
      • Linux devices
      • Chromebooks

Please feel free to contact ICT Service Centre for further clarification around what devices are not allowed and the minimum specifications documentation.

Trinity recommends that families seek to insure all devices that are brought to School. All laptops come with a three-year warranty with all Windows and MacOS purchases via Trinity’s BYOD Purchase Portal. There is an option to add Accidental Damage Protection (ADP) insurance. It is important to read the ADP agreement and T&Cs before purchasing.

Trinity recommends that anti-virus software and in-built firewalls within Windows and MacOS are enabled and regularly updated on all devices brought to School. Trinity actively works to make its network safe from viruses, however, Trinity does not accept any responsibility for devices which contract viruses. Regular backups should be taken which can be used to restore from in the event a device needs to be rebuilt.

It is the responsibility of all students to look after and care for their devices while at School. If you feel that a device is broken due to another student’s carelessness, you may contact the relevant Deputy Head of School via the Pastoral Office to discuss the matter further

As soon as possible, please report the damage to the ICT Service Centre. Students will need to provide details of the damage to their Head of School. A loan device may be issued for a two-week period where possible.

• A laptop style device is required and must include a physical keyboard.

• Devices must have 5GHz 802.11n support (Dual Band Wireless) “802.11abgn”, “802.11agn”, “802.11ac” or “Gigabit Wireless”.

• A protective sleeve, cover or case is required.

Web Browser

1. 1. • Safari – latest version (MacOS only)
      • Chrome – latest version
      • Firefox – latest version

Security Software

1. 1. • Microsoft Security (Windows)
      • ClamXAV (MacOS)

The ICT Service Centre can provide the following assistance:

• Troubleshooting
• Network connection issues
• Basic diagnosis
• Assist lodging and escalating valid warranty and insurance repairs/claims for devices purchased from Trinity’s Purchase Portal.

Short term loan devices are available for all student s to use in the event of a device malfunction or failure so that students can continue working while their device is being repaired or replaced.  This service will have associated conditions and will be free for the first 14 days after which a rental fee may apply. Students and parents must complete an ICT Loan form before a device is issued.

• Connect to the Trinity WiFi network
• Access all online tools and services including Office 365, Google Workspace for Education and Canvas and other student-based applications.
• Download Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Cloud
• Login to TGS devices including Mac and PC labs.
• Access to the library catalogues, databases, and services.