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From the Headmaster
The essence – and benefit – of community
I am firmly convinced of the primacy and power of the community in which education takes place. Both academic outcomes and the broader shaping of character are affected by the school community in which students are immersed. So, too, is the mental health of the students. During the week I read an article online by [...]
Co-education and single-sex schooling
I imagine that many in the Trinity community will have noticed the announcement earlier this week by Newington College that they intend to become co-educational in the years ahead. In response to the decision, some of the public commentary, and a number of queries that I was receiving, I wrote the following opinion piece that [...]
Sport in the life of our School
Sport is an essential element in our School’s educational vision. We have a particular focus on competitive team sports. There are recreational sport options open to the boys, where the focus is on participation and improvement, but all boys are required to put on the School colours as part of a team in at least [...]
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Learning to live with AI
Students: make sure it’s your own work A teacher uses AI to set exam questions, a student uses AI to answer them, then the teacher uses AI again to mark the answers and even give feedback. So, what has been achieved? This hypothetical exercise in academic futility was raised by the Chancellor of Queensland’s University [...]
From student to staff member, a cohesive Trinity experience
Amongst the staff at Trinity Grammar School, you’ll find a handful of Trinity’s own Alumni. Some are relatively recent graduates while for others the Trinity student experience is a little more distant in their memory. Mr Peter Low ('00) – Head of Faculty, PDHPE – is one of this number, although he says that his [...]
Say yes to everything: School Captain
Be as approachable as possible and say yes to everything – that’s the advice Trinity’s outgoing School Captain has passed on to his successor. “When I was in the younger years I found the School Captains pretty intimidating,” Luca Gillard (13St) said in a chat with 2025 Captain Leo Vo (12WH). “So I tried to [...]
Weekend Sports Roundup – Six track and field gold
Trinity track and field club athletes have won six gold medals at the NSW track and field relays event. They also won five silver and seven bronze medals for a total of 18, compared with eight last year. The gold medal-winning team members included Mason McGroder(10WH), Sasha Ratnavadivel (10Du), Takoda Murphy (11St), Hussein Choker (10He), [...]
A life-changing experience
“Less phone, more family” Some are no longer slaves to their phones; others are choosing to share their lives more with their families; one is doing yoga, two have taken up crochet, another goes on a daily trail run. Many feel more independent, including doing their own washing and laundry. One boy took his whole [...]
Skilling up for the greater good
A visiting educator has urged Trinity boys to think – and live – originally in order to be of the greatest benefit to others. Tom Batty, executive director of the International Boys’ Schools Coalition, challenged students at a Senior School assembly to ponder the question: ‘Why bother with all this? School and education?’ “The first [...]
