Academic achievements, sporting highlights, classroom activities, school program, and more
Whilst it would be redundant to comment any more on the difficulties faced by many of the school community due to the pandemic, it is important to reflect on what has changed because of it. That is, what comes next for us as students, teachers, and as a school?
I started off as a Suzuki student, with a cardboard violin no bigger than my forearm. And while I don’t remember much from these early lessons, I was always fascinated and eager to listen to and understand the music I came across.
We are so proud of our students, not just for what they have achieved during their time at Trinity, but for who they have become as courageous and compassionate young people in the world.
Five aspiring, dedicated and passionate Year 11 students have just been appointed to positions of student leadership for the 2022 school year. Oscar Brown will be the 2022 School Captain of Trinity Grammar School, Kew, ably supported by Vice-Captains Torren Arthur, James Blanch, David Fang and Aden Wilmshurst.
According to the Australian Institute of Business: ‘On average, today’s Australian employee changes jobs 12 times throughout their life, with an average tenure of 3.3 years.’ Between them, these three staff members, who are retiring at the end of this year, have over 103 years of service to Trinity!
As these fabulous photos show, our property in Licola and sites on the Murray and Gippsland Lakes provided our Year 10 boys with the perfect backdrop to learn more about themselves, their peers, to build resilience and foster environmental stewardship.
