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HEADMASTER'S BULLETIN | FRIDAY 2 SEPTEMBER2016

NEWS & NOTIFICATIONS

From the Head MasterFirst Year 9 Visit To Our Field Studies Centre At Woollamia

Our first group of pioneer students have taken up residence for their extended Field Studies OE camp at our newcampus at Woollamia. Initial reports from those who have been visiting them are most positive – it seems thatany early settling-in challenges such as some blocked drains have been successfully overcome and that the newcamp routines are beginning to be bedded down. Importantly, the kitchen facilities are performing according toexpectations and we have had no complaints about the menu (thus far!)

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Track And Field In The Frame


It is pleasing to note that the postponed National Schools Knockout Competition, which eventually took place onThursday night, saw marvellous performances from all our five teams producing a number of season personalbests, which included three School records – Sebastien Moir (11Hi) in the 16 years 100m and 200m event, andBertie Swann (11Ar) in the 16years 100m hurdles. Our seniors were Silver medallists. Our No. 1 IntermediateTeam were Gold medallists, our No. 2 Intermediate Team were placed fourth, our No. 1 Junior Team were goldmedallists and our No. 2 junior team were placed fourth as well. With these results we have confirmation thatthree of our teams have so far qualified for the National Schools Knockout Final which will be held in Canberra inDecember and there is still a chance that two more teams may also qualify – congratulations to the boys andcoaches. What a fine pre-CAS Championship performance - well done to our athletes, coaches and supportingstaff.

Milton CujesHead Master


From the Deputy Head MasterThe Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability (the national data collection) is anannual collection that counts the number of school students with disability and the level of reasonableeducational adjustment they are provided with.

The aim of the national data collection is to collect quality information about school students with disability inAustralia. This information will help teachers, principals, education authorities and families to better supportstudents with disability to take part in school on the same basis as students without disability. The national datacollection is an opportunity for schools to review their learning and support systems and processes to continuallyimprove education outcomes for their students with disability.

All education ministers agreed to full implementation of the national data collection from 2015. This means thatall schools must now collect and submit information annually on the number of students with disability in theircare and the level of adjustment provided to them.

Protecting the privacy and confidentiality of all students and their families is essential. Personal details such asstudent names or other identifying information will not be provided to local or federal education authorities.

Parents can read more about this process at NCCD 2016 information for parents

Peter Green | Deputy Head Master


http://www.smc.tas.edu.au/download/general_notices/NCCD 2016 information parents.pdf

87th CAS Track & Field Championships87th CAS TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS AT SYDNEY OLYMPIC PARK ATHLETICSCENTRE (SOPAC), HOMEBUSH | THURSDAY 15th SEPTEMBER, 2016It Is COMPULSORY For All Boys In Years 9, 10 & 11.

Boys will travel by bus from TGS to Homebush.

Depart TGS at 1.15pm

Finish at Homebush by 8.15pm (Approx)

Boys may also be picked-up at TGS by 8.45pm (Approx)

Please arrange to meet your son in the school car park (entry via Victoria St)

There will be three buses leaving at 11:00 am from Prospect Road for the competitors.

All boys in years 9, 10 and 11 will travel to SOPAC by bus from School, departing at 1:15pm.Students in Years 7, 8 and 12 can voluntarily attend by collecting a permission note from theSportmaster’s office and returning the signed permission slip to the student services office byWednesday 14th September.

The Championships will finish at approximately 8.15pm. The buses will be leaving as soon as possible thereafterand will return all students back to the Summer Hill Campus.

Any student wishing to be picked up by his parents from SOPAC after the Championships mustsupply a note to Student Services by Wednesday 14th September notifying the school of thesearrangements. Students not returning to Trinity must be collected by their Parents or Guardian as students areNOT to use public transport to make their way home.

Parents who collect their sons from SOPAC will have to park in one of the car parks while waiting for their sons toleave the Centre in the evening, as there will not be any room for cars to park outside of the Athletics Centre.

Parents will not be able to collect their sons before the end of the CAS Track and FieldChampionships as it is grossly discourteous for boys to leave before the end of the meeting. Allboys should support their School Track and Field Team right to the very end.

Boys must wear their winter uniform including coats to the Championships. Boys should also be ready to beactively involved in cheering, thus supporting our Athletes. All I-pods, ipads, MP3s, tennis balls, reading material,etc will be confiscated. Boys may take their mobile phones but must ensure they are switched off during theChampionships. The phones may be kept in the student’s pocket.

Boys will be able to purchase food and drink at the Centre. However it would be an advantage tobring food and drink, as the lines at the kiosk can be very long. No school bags should be taken tothe Championships and definitely no glass bottles.

If there is a legitimate reason for your son not to attend the Championships, parents areencouraged to write a letter to the Master of the Middle School (Yr 9) or Master of the Senior School(Yrs 10 & 11) requesting permission. Boys in Years 9 to 11 who are unable to attend theChampionships will be expected to attend and give support to an alternate non-compulsory Schoolevent at a later date.

Bradley Wirth | Director of Campus Administration


FROM THE ARTHUR HOLT LIBRARYQuick Reads! In the past few weeks, we’ve hosted the Middle School English classes for some wide readinglessons. We’ve tried to be somewhat different in our delivery. Students have found our Lounge Area arranged alittle like a café – clusters of chairs set around small round tables. The difference is instead of cups of coffee onthe tables, there are piles of books. Each pile contains a broad mix of genres and styles including magazines,biographies and graphic fiction. A countdown timer is set for five rounds of 5 minutes, with students changingbooks each time. They are encouraged to go beyond appearances and not pay too much attention to the coverand the blurb. Instead they spend some time getting to know each book by reading as much as they can in theallotted time frame. Starting from the first page and simply reading allows the author’s “hook” to do its job, andhopefully encourages enough curiosity about what happens next that the book is then borrowed. Our aim is toget as many students borrowing as possible, and to encourage reading “outside comfort zones”. We’ve reallyenjoyed these lessons, helping each student find a book that is right for them. It brings to mind the wonderfulquote attributed to J.K. Rowling, author of the Harry Potter series:

“If you don’t like to read, you haven’t found the right book.”


ACADEMIC

ACADEMIC FOCUS | HISTORY DEPARTMENTHistory classes at Trinity have now completed another year of vital academicdevelopment amidst the study of a range of topics, issues, events and societies thatfoster the understanding of our current world.

As our HSC and IB students endeavour to collect their thoughts and essay plans in the coming weeks after someextensive revision, the History Staff are busily completing the marking of some 650 Research Assessmentssubmitted by Year 8-10 students. These Assessments enable young scholars to display their research andanalytical skills ; we never cease to be amazed at their magnificent efforts.

The Year 10 History Research Assessments provide an opportunity for students to explore, if they wish, anaspect of their family history, and correlate their exercise in oral history research to important developments inthe twentieth century. An interview is conducted, transcribed, and allied to a concise assessment of the relevanthistorical context. The student judged to have submitted the finest assignment ( always a difficult task ) ispresented with the Reg Marsh History Award on Speech Day.

As ever, we have in 2016 received some superlative responses which highlight the culturally and politicallydiverse heritages of the Trinity community. It promotes reflection upon the providence and sovereignty of God inthe grand movements of history as He has brought people together here in Australia, and provided children fromsuch diverse backgrounds with the same opportunities through a shared Christian education.

Highlights have been:

Marcus Mircevki’s (10St) interview with his grandfather Paul Stephen about his childhood in Macedonia in the1930s, and wartime experience in the 1940s before arrival in Sydney in 1947.

Richard Lew’s (10Du) interview with his mother about her experience of the Chinese Cultural Revolution.

Zachary Harrison’s (10Hi) interview with his grandfather about his experience of WWII on Thursday Island.

Saachin Simpson’s (10WH) interview with his grandfather Avtar Sachdev about his personal experience of theIndian Partition in the 1930s and 1940s.

Jonathan Zheng’s (10WH) interview with the only surviving sibling of a Tamworth soldier who died in theVietnam War.

Ned Hatton-Ward’s (10Sc) interview about his father’s role in the Bosnian War of the 1990s.

Alexander Ciarroni’s (10WJ) interview with his grandfather Harry Nicolaou about life in Cyprus in the 1950sand the immigrant experience in Sydney in the 1960s.

Koray Cankurt’s (10WH) research into the origins of the modern nation of Turkey created by Mustafa KemalAtaturk, and ‘the country where my parents and grandparents come from…’.

All Year 10 students also deliver a 2-3 minute Oral Reflection upon the historical methodologies they employedin their research, and this past month I have witnessed some most poignant reflections. With permission I quotepart of Alexander Kolesnikoff’s (10 Ho ) exemplary speech:

I chose to investigate my family’s history, to understand the processes that were involved in my family’smigration from Imperial Russia to Harbin, which is located in Northern China, and then to Australia in the late1950s and early 1960s. I conducted research, investigating background information relating to the foundation ofHarbin and the lifestyle that many people experienced, as well the impact the Soviet and Chinese communistshad on Harbin. From my preliminary findings, I developed questions based on life in Harbin and migration toAustralia as well the lifestyle that was established once in Australia, which I asked my grandfather. After the hourand a half interview, I transcribed it into my written assignment, which I then used to guide me through writingthe biography. For the aforementioned reasons, the structuring of the biography was a challenge, as was thecompletion of the overall task. Other sources provided me with a wide variety of views about both the impact ofthe Communism on Harbin and its Russian population and the Russian immigrants’ effect on multiculturalismwithin Australia. Although this task was rather time consuming, I have benefitted from broadening my knowledgeof my family’s history and I have found the whole experience fascinating and invaluable. I shall forever treasurethe audio tape of my grandfather’s story and shall keep it as a valuable part of my family’s heritage.


Dr Jonathan Harris | Head of History


ASSIST SCHOLARSHIPS IN USA 2017/2018 for Students inYear 11 (2017)

These scholarships provide for the selected students a 10-month, fully-funded opportunity to attend an affiliatedindependent school of the National Association of Independent Schools in the United States. No school fees andno boarding costs are required for these places. The tuition/boarding fees which are waived are as high as$US59,892 or close to 78,500AUD currently.

Requirements of candidates are:

Must be between 15 – 18 years of ageHigh academic and general abilityExceptional character and personal suitability referencesAbility to sustain a long-term overseas placement

If selected candidates will need to:

Pay an administration fee of $US12,750Pay the return airfare to the USA, health insurance, andProvide their own personal spending money (approx. $US150 per month).

Scholarships in this round are being offered for the period August 2017 to June 2018, allowing the completion ofa full year of study and experience in the United States. Students are individually matched to schools withmeticulous care, and a very high standard of pastoral oversight is provided by ASSIST personnel throughout theschool placement.

Students who are currently in Year 10 and who will be in Year 11 in 2017, in Australian independent schools only,are eligible to apply for ASSIST Scholarships. The closing date for all applications is Monday 19September 2016.

Applicants must then be endorsed by their School. School Reports and references are needed by Monday10 October 2016 and are very carefully considered.

For further information and application materials contact:

Dr Alan Hutchison

Deputy Principal and Head of the Senior School

Ivanhoe Girls’ Grammar School, Melbourne

(03) 9490 6237

[email protected]

Peter Green | Deputy Head Master


mailto:[email protected]

SPORT

Track and Field | 27 August 2016Trinity had a strong representation across all age groups with a large number ofpersonal best performances being achieved.

Photos from the Meet can be accessed here

We had one more School Record broken;

Angus Clark (10WH) broke the 15 Years High Jump record jumping 1.92m.

Other notable performances included;

Opens

Remo Pascale (12Mu) – 110mHurdles 18.10sBenjamin Crowhurst (12Ho) – 1500m 4.44.16sJoshua Seet-Lee (12Ke) – 1500m 4.32.35s, 1500m 4.32.35sNicholas Chan (12Mu) – Long Jump 5.53mJared Phillis (12Mu) – Discus 32.64m, Shot Put 12.08mRory Ding (12Sc) – 800m 2.16.80s, 1500m 4.59.24sAlexander Reynders (12Ke) – 800m 2.15.54sKeegan Street (12He) – 800m 2.15.00sLuke Borgnolo (12Mu) – 800m 2.13.70sReece Sekulovski (12La) – 100m 11.70s

17 Years

Samuel Otton (11Ta) – Javelin 40.49mKordell Payne (11Yo) – Discus 40.37m, 100m 11.32sHarris Vlahopoulos (11St) – Discus 33.50m, Shot Put 11.77mMichael Amin (12WH) – 800m 2.08.95sLuca Hatton-Ward (12Sc) – 100m 11.40sNakul Kaushik (11Mu) – 800m 2.06.65sJosiah Romeo (11Sc) – 400m 51.80sKristof Bryndum (11Sc) – 200m 23.33sBrian O’Neill (11Sc) – 100m 11.40sMatthew Stead (11Hi) – 100m 11.58s

16 Years

Nathaniel Davies (10Ke) – 1500m 4.21.29sLelland Hui (10Fo) – 800m 2.05.33sKash Powell (10Ar) – 800m 2.07.80s, 1500m 4.26.19sJono Batson (10WH) – 3000m 9.28.40s, 1500m 4.26.87sDean Kalliris (9Ke) – 100m 11.01sSebastien Moir (11Hi) – 200m 22.07s, 400m 50.78s, 110mHurdles 15.68sJonathan Hooper (10Ar) – Javelin 42.97m, Shot Put 12.63mZachary Cameron (11WH) – 100m 11.18s, 400m 55.53sByron Hollingworth-Dessent (11Sc) – 100m 11.01, 400m 52.25sCalvin Li (10Ar) – Long Jump 6.05m, 100m 11.44sBertie Swann (11Ar) – 110mHurdles 14.80s, 100m 11.29s

15 Years

Connor Murphy (9Ta) – 100m 11.72s, Long Jump 5.88m, 100mHurdles 14.95sBenjamin Austin (10Hi) – Javelin 46.45m, Shot Put 12.34mThomas Spratt (9Mu) – 1500m 4.42.12sJacob Gadiel (10Mu) – 800m 2.11.70sBenjamin Bishop (9Hi) – 800m 2.10.15sChristian Morfuni (9Ar) – Shot Put 12.13mLuke Cunningham (10He) – 800m 2.13.80sBlaise McKee (9Ar) – 400m 57.13sTyeson Street (10WJ) – 1500m 4.40.15s


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Alex Cameron (9WH) – 100m 11.98sLuke Gabriel (10Hi) – 100m 11.92s

14 Years

Ethan Bateman (7WJ) - High Jump 1.80m, Discus 33.62m.Jack Bermingham (8WJ) – JavelinJonathan Titmarsh (7Du) – High Jump 1.60m and 90mHurdles 15.62sJordan Maze (8Hi) – Long Jump 5.70mJoshua Kolesnikoff (9Ho) – Discus 30.02mKai Young (8We) – Discus 30.10mMalachi Hawkes (8WJ) – Shot Put 10.23mLogan Kaye (9Ho) – 800m 2.14.01sBill Zhu (9La) – 800m 2.22.20sLuke Hennessy (9St) – 200m 25.10s, 100m 12.25sMichael Eid (8Ke) – 100m 12.50s

13 Years

Patrick Cantlon (7Du) – 800m 2.13.91s, 1500m 4.32.67sWill Cooper (7Hi) – 800m 2.26.88s, 1500m 4.53.54sHunter Hannaford (7Du) – 400m 62.52s, 100m 13.30sOscar Ballantine-Jones (7Hi) – 1500m 5.36.96sFinn Murphy (8Ta) – 90mHurdles 15.05s, Long Jump 4.70mLachlan Chan (8Fo) – 200m 16.96sCaleb Nazareth (8Sc) – 100m 12.40s

Overall, some brilliant performances. However, with only two more opportunities to compete before this year’sCAS Track and Field Championships, it is imperative for all athletes to continue to be vigilant with their training,recovery and competitions. This coming weekend’s Meet is the Riverview and Scots Invitation, again at SOPAC.The programme for the Meet is the same as last week and appears on the School’s website. A voluntary bus willbe leaving the Victoria Street Gates Saturday morning at 7:45am and will depart the venue at 2.45pm, returningto School at 3.15pm. Twelve sleeps to go until the 87th CAS Track and Field Championships…!

Dream It, Believe It, Set Your Goals and you can Achieve It!

Andrew Murphy | MIC Track and Field and Director of Track and Field


Trinity Swimming Club Wins NSW State Age Point ScoreOn the 26th to 28th August 2016, Trinity Grammar School Swimming Club sent a total of 49 swimmers tocompete at the 2016 NSW State Age Winter Swimming Championships held at Sydney Olympic Park AquaticCentre.

In what can only be described as an amazing display of courage and tenacity, the TGS Swim Team managed toovercome all the other 102 competing clubs to win the NSW State Age point score for the very first time in ourClub’s history. This is no small feat, with many other clubs entering the championships with nearly double thenumber of competitors in comparison to our team.

The meet provided the athletes and coaching staff with a distinct CAS feeling, as it was a close battle betweenTrinity and Knox Pymble over the three day meet. Trinity Grammar School Swimming Club finished the meet infirst position with 2510 points, ahead of their rivals Narrabeen Carlile (2348) and Knox Pymble (2344) finishingsecond and third respectively.

TGS also topped the gold medal count with 21, again ahead of Knox Pymble (18) and Narrabeen Carlile (17). Thiswas truly a victory that could not have occurred without the contribution and involvement of all team members,as every point achieved was vital to our overall result.

Some of our notable performers were Angus McDonald (9Sc) who finished the championships with two goldand two silver medals, Nathan Zhu (11Ke) two gold medals, Andy Lee (7Fo) one gold and one silver medal,and Dominic Lopez (8Ke) one gold medal.

Our boys 15 and under Medley relay team of Angus McDonald (9Sc), Patrick Jiang (10St), Ryan Hansen(9We) and William Raptis (10Ta) also secured a gold medal in a nail-biting finish, winning by the smallest ofmargins of 0.12 seconds.

A special thank you to all of our parents and coaches, who spent over 30 hours at SOPAC supporting ourswimmers throughout the very busy and long weekend.

Mrs Janet Wonders | MIC CAS Swimming


Snow Sports | NSW Interschool ChampionshipsThe Trinity Snow Sports Team competed in the New South Wales InterschoolChampionships at Thredbo last week in beautiful bluebird conditions. The TrinitySnowboarders had an avalanche effect over the Trinity Skiers while at the SydneyInterschools Championships receiving 6 of the 8 State invitations.

Louis McCrohon (5Hi) competed in two skiing events (Skier Cross and Alpine) and two snowboarding events(Boarder Cross and Snowboard Giant Slalom), which was an incredible feat as this has not been achieved for along time in Trinity Snow Sports history.

Harrison Waters (8We) had his first taste of State Championship competition racing in the Division 3 BoarderCross. He was up against some stiff competition and fared well in the overall standings.

Kristian Dahan (10Hi) was exceptional on the board as he placed 6 th in the Division 2 Boarder Cross andfinished up on the podium in 3rd place for the Division 2 Snowboard Giant Slalom. Kristian also became part ofInterschools’ history as he was one of the first competitors to compete in the new Slopestyle event. Slopestyle isan event where competitors run through a terrain park full of features that include rails, boxes, jibs and kickers.They are judged on style, choice of features and technical ability that is judged by a panel of four Slopestyleexperts. Kristian fared well in the event, but narrowly missed out on a top ten finish. Kristian will be representingthe Trinity Snow Sports Team in mid-August at the Australian Interschools Championships in Perisher.

If you are interested in finding out more information about Trinity Snow Sports, please contact Ben Treloar.

Ben Treloar | MIC


Dear Editor:

Here are some descriptions of the features the snow boarders have to negotiate:

Kicker is a steep jump ranging from 10- 120ft (our boys only hit kickers that are 10-20ft).

Jibbing is technical riding on non standard surfaces. As a verb: to jib is referring to the action of jumping, sliding,tapping or riding on top of objects other than snow.

Rails are metal rails fixed in to snow that represent a handrail or metal structure. These range with differingheights, thicknesses and can even have a variety of kinks and curves through them.


CO-CURRICULAR

Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award CeremonyWatching our former students be presented with their Duke of Edinburgh GoldAward always makes my heart swell with pride. Last Wednesday was no exception;six Trinity students from the class of 2015 were presented with their Gold Award, theprogramme’s highest honour, by His Excellency, David Hurley, Governor of NSW.

As I watched the young men shake hands with the Governor, in the presence of their parents and their peers, itwas hard not to remember them as shy, hesitant 14 year old boys heading off for their first Bronze expedition.Now, just a few years later, they all presented as confident, contented and articulate young men. Whilst manyfactors and people have no doubt shaped them, I am sure that the Duke of Ed. programme played its ownsmall, yet significant part in helping them find their feet. As they socialised on the lawns of Government House,they reminisced about some of the great experiences they endured – some challenging, others uplifting, somehumorous.

If nothing else, the D of E programme encourages our boys and young men to initiate new experiences, to pushbeyond their comfort zones and make the best of their God-given talents; to quote Tennyson: “To strive, to seek,to find, and not to yield”.

If your son would like to join the Duke of Edinburgh programme, please contact me at the School.

Matthew Hirst | MIC Duke of Edinburgh


Line and Colours

AMATOSERO, MILES (8HI) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

BATEMAN, ETHAN (8WJ) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

BLADES, BEN (8WE) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

BROWNING, JAMES (8DU) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

EID, MICHAEL (8KE) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

GOLDSMITH, HARRISON (8LA) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

HAWKES, MALACHI (7WJ) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

HAYEK, CHRISTYON (9KE) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

LARGE, REILLY (9HI) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

MAZE, JORDAN (9HI) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

NASSIF, JOSEPH (8HE) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

YOUNG, KAI (8WE) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

AGGARWAL, ASHWIN (10WE) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016

ALCOCK, EDDY (9WJ) LINE FOOTBALL 9B 2016

ALHA, JACOB (8HO) LINE FOOTBALL 8D 2016

AMIN, MICHAEL (12WH) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2016 (CROWN)

AMIN, MICHAEL (12WH) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

ANDREATTA, ALEX (12DU) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2016

ANDREATTA, JOSHUA (9DU) HALF FOOTBALL 9A 2016

ARAVANIS, GREGORY (9WE) LINE FOOTBALL 9B 2016

ARKELL, OLIVER (10WJ) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2016 (CROWN)

ARTEMI, JAMES (11HI) FULL TENNIS 1ST IV 2016

ASHTON, OLIVER ASHTON (11WH) LINE SAILING NZ WINTER CUP CHAMPION U19 2016

ATTIA, JARED (12YO) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2016 (CROWN)


AUSTIN, BEN (10HI) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016

AUSTIN, SAM (11HI) HALF CHOIR

BACHIR, TARIQ (9LA) LINE FOOTBALL 9B 2016

BARRETT, SALIL (11TA) LINE CADETS ATA 2016

BATSON, JONNO (10WH) FULL CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

BATSON, JONNO (10WH) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

BATSON, JONNO (10WH) LINE CIS CROSS COUNTRY U16 2016

BECHARA, JOHN (12MU) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2016

BERETOV-MILLAR, WILLIAM (08HO) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

BERMINGHAM, JACK (09MU) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

BISHOP, BENJAMIN (9HI) HALF FOOTBALL 9A 2016

BISHOP, BENJAMIN (9HI) FULL CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

BISHOP, BENJAMIN (9HI) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

BISHOP, BENJAMIN (9HI) LINE CROSS COUNTRY ANSW U16 2016

BOFFA, SEBASTIAN (7YO) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2016

BOOTH, JOSEPH (08AR) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

BORGNOLO, JOSHUA (9MU) LINE FOOTBALL 9B 2016

BOSSI, DARIO (11ST) LINE CADETS ATA 2016

BOURSIANI-LAWRENCE, ETHAN (09WE) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

BOZIONELOS, DEAN (11TA) HALF FOOTBALL 2ND XI 2016

BRAGA, PETER (11DU) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2016 (CROWN)

BRERETON, JOSHUA (9HI) HALF FOOTBALL 9A 2016

BROCKHOUSE, TOBY (8HO) LINE FOOTBALL 8D 2016

BROUW, ETHAN (8TA) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

BROUW, ETHAN (8TA) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

BROUW, ETHAN (8TA) LINE CIS CROSS COUNTRY U14 2016


BUI, LEO (8HE) LINE FOOTBALL 8D 2016

BUTLER, MITCHELL (8MU) LINE FOOTBALL 8D 2016

CANTLON, PATRICK (7DU) LINE AUSTRALIAN CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS 2016

CANTLON, PATRICK (7DU) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

CANTLON, PATRICK (7DU) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

CAPOVILLA, NICHOLAS (11HO) LINE CIS SWIMMING 17YRS 2016

CHAMBERS, COOPER (11WJ) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2016

CHAMBERS, COOPER (10WJ) LINE CAS U16 2016

CHAMBERS, COOPER (11WJ) LINE RUGBY NSW SCHOOLS U16 2016

CHAN, NICHOLAS (12MU) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2016

CHEN, JORDAN (10WE) FULL MUSIC ORCHESTRA 2016

CHRISTIAN, THEO (7HE) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

CHRISTIAN, THEO (7HE) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

CHRISTIAN, THEO (7HE) LINE CROSS COUNTRY ANSW U14 2016

CHRISTOPOULOS, SPIRO (08AR) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

CHU, KENNETH (9MU) HALF FOOTBALL 9A 2016

CLAYTON, CALLUM (9FO) LINE FOOTBALL 9B 2016

CLOKE, KEVIN (9DU) HALF FOOTBALL 9A 2016

COALL, JAMES (08DU) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

COLE, TATE (7SC) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2016

COOPER, WILLIAM (7HI) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

COOPER, WILLIAM (7HI) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

COOPER, WILLIAM (7HI) LINE CROSS COUNTRY ANSW U14 2016

DAVIES, NATHANIEL (10KE) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

DAVIES, NATHANIEL (10KE) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

DAVIES, NATHANIEL (10KE) LINE CIS CROSS COUNTRY U16 2016


DELGADO, RICARDO (7ST) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2016

DENNIS, SAMUEL (08ST) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

DING, RORY (12SC) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

DOUGLAS, ALEXANDER (10LA) LINE DEAS BRONZE AWARD 2016

DRIESSEN, NICHOLAS (11YO) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2016

DUKE, OWEN (9LA) HALF FOOTBALL 9A 2016

DUNN, JOHN (11LA) LINE CADETS ATA 2016

DUTTON, MICHAEL (11WE) HALF FOOTBALL 2ND XI 2016

EID, MICHAEL (8KE) LINE RUGBY SYDNEY JUNIORS U14 2016

FAWCETT, CAMERON (12WH) LINE RAW 2016

FERNANDES, JARRYD (12LA) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2016 (CROWN)

FERNANDES, JARRYD (12LA) LINE VOLLEYBALL NSW U19 2016

FIELD, JAMES (10YO) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016

FIELD, NICHOLAS (9WH) LINE FOOTBALL 9B 2016

FILIPPOFF, JORDAN (08LA) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

FOLEY, PIERCE (08FO) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

FRICKER, BEN (9FO) LINE FOOTBALL 9B 2016

GABRIEL, DANIEL (11HI) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2016 (CROWN)

GABRIEL, DANIEL (11HI) LINE VOLLEYBALL NSW U17 2016

GABRIEL, DAVID (7HI) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2016

GEORGAS, BASIL (8FO) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016

GINIS, NICOLAS (10TA) LINE CAS U16 2016

GREGORY, LACHLAN (12KE) HALF FOOTBALL 2ND XI 2016

HAMZEH, ABUTAA (8LA) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

HANNAFORD, HUNTER (7DU) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016

HARB, SAMUEL (9SC) HALF FOOTBALL 9A 2016


HAWKES, MALACHI (8WJ) LINE RUGBY SYDNEY JUNIORS U14 2016

HENNESSY, LUKE (9ST) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

HOBDEN, JOSHUA (11WE) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2016

HODGSON-YU, FENN (7WJ) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2016

HOFFMAN, OWEN (7WH) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2016

HOLLINGSWORTH-DESSENT, BYRON(11SC) LINE CAS 2ND XV 2016

HOLLINGSWORTH-DESSENT, BYRON(11SC) LINE RUGBY NSW SCHOOLS U16 2016

HOLLINGWORTH-DESSENT, BYRON(11SC) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2016

HOOPER, ELIJAH (9AR) HALF FOOTBALL 9A 2016

HUI, LELLAND (10FO) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

HUI, LELLAND (10FO) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

HUI, NICHOLAS (10FO) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

HUI, NICHOLAS (10FO) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

HULL, JAMES (10WH) HALF DEAS SILVER AWARD 2016

IBRAHIM, ALEX (10HO) FULL TENNIS 1ST IV 2016

IEREMIA, JAYMESSON (9WJ) LINE RUGBY NSW JUNIORS U15 2016

ILIAS, LACHLAN (10SC) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2016

ILIAS, LACHLAN (10SC) LINE CAS U16 2016

ILIAS, LACHLAN (10SC) LINE RUGBY NSW SCHOOLS U16 2016

INNES, MATTHEW (11TA) LINE SLS AUS CHAMPS U20 2016

INNES, MATTHEW (11TA) LINE SWIMMING NSW CHAMPS U16 2016

JIANG, PATRICK (10ST) LINE CIS SWIMMING 14YRS 2015

JIANG, PATRICK (10ST) LINE CIS SWIMMING 15YRS 2016

JIANG, PATRICK (10ST) LINE CAS SWIMMING RECORD 15YRS 2016

JORDAN, KOUGIAS (11KE) LINE FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2016

JUPP, LEWIS (12WH) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2016 (CROWN)Copyright Trinity Grammar School 2016. All Rights Reserved. 22 of 44

JUPP, LEWIS (12WH) LINE VOLLEYBALL NSW U19 2016

KAUSHIK, NAKUL (11MU) LINE MUSIC NATIONAL BAND COMPETITION 2016 (CROWN)

KAUSHIK, NAKUL (11MU) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

KAUSHIK, NAKUL (11MU) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

KAYE, LOGAN (9HO) LINE SWIMMING NSW CHAMPION U14 2016

KAYE, LOGAN (9HO) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

KAYE, LOGAN (9HO) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

KAYE, LOGAN (9HO) LINE CROSS COUNTRY ANSW U14 2016

KERAMEAS, FELIX (11FO) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2016

KERR, JOSHUA (10WE) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016

KERY, JORDAN (11WJ) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2016

KEYES-AHERN, HUNTER (8HI) LINE RUGBY SYDNEY JUNIORS U14 2016

KEYES-AHERN, HUNTTER (8HI) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

KIM, BRIAN (11WJ) LINE MUSIC NSW CONCERTO COMPETITION 2016 (CROWN)

KIM, JEE (8TA) LINE FOOTBALL 8D 2016

KMET, DARIO (9KE) FULL TENNIS 1ST IV 2016

KMET, DARIO (9KE) LINE CAS 1ST IV TENNIS 2016

KMET, LUCA (11KE) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2016

KOSTOGLOU, GREGORY (9SC) HALF FOOTBALL 9A 2016

LAGANA, ADRIAN (8AR) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

LAMBERT, TOM (10FO) LINE CAS U16 2016

LAUNDESS, ALEXANDER (10HE) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016

LI, ADAM (8SC) LINE FOOTBALL 8D 2016

LONGVILLE, RYAN (12MU) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2016

LONGVILLE, RYAN (12MU) LINE CAS 1ST XV 2016

LONGVILLE, RYAN (12MU) LINE RUGBY NSW SCHOOLS 2016


LOPEZ, DOMINIC (8KE) LINE SWIMMING AUS CHAMPS U14 2016

LORENZATO, CRISTIAN (11FO) HALF FOOTBALL 2ND XI 2016

MACKENZIE, THOMAS (11WJ) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2016 (CROWN)

MACKENZIE, THOMAS (11WJ) LINE VOLLEYBALL CIS 2016

MARTIN, WILLIAM (7WH) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

MARTIN, WILLIAM (7WH) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

MARTIN, WILLIAM (7WH) LINE CIS CROSS COUNTRY U14 2016

MARTIN, WILLIAM (7WH) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2016

MAXWELL, SWALLOW (12DU) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2016

MCCABE, JAMES (8ST) FULL TENNIS 1ST IV 2016

MCCABE, JAMES (8ST) LINE CAS 1ST IV TENNIS 2016

MEYER, HENRY (9SC) LINE FOOTBALL 9B 2016

MIRCEVSKI, DANIEL (8ST) LINE FOOTBALL 8D 2016

MITCHELL, JOSHUA (11YO) LINE CADETS ATA 2016

MONAHA, CHRISTOPHER (11MU) HALF FOOTBALL 2ND XI 2016

MONAHA, WILLIAM (12MU) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2016

MOONEY, ANGUS (08LA) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

MOORE, MATTHEW (9KE) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

MORFUNI, CHRISTIAN (9AR) LINE FOOTBALL 9B 2016

MORRIS, JORDAN (12ST) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2016

MORRIS, JORDAN (12MU) LINE CAS 1ST XV 2016

MORRIS, JORDAN (12MU) LINE RUGBY NSW SCHOOLS 2016

MOUFARREGE, MARCEL (9LA) LINE FOOTBALL 9B 2016

NASSIF, JOSEPH (08HE) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

NEDANOVSKI, MATHEW (9FO) FULL TENNIS 1ST IV 2016

NEDANOVSKI, MATHEW (9FO) LINE CAS 1ST IV TENNIS 2016


NEHME, JONATHON (9TA) LINE FOOTBALL 9B 2016

NEWALL, BEN (08YO) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

NICHOLS, SAM (7HO) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2016

O’BRIEN, WILL (12WJ) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2016 (CROWN)

O’DEA, ANDREW (11LA) HALF CADETS- WO1 2016

O’DEA, ANDREW (11LA) LINE CADETS ATA 2016

PAGE, HARRISON (12YO) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2016

PANOPOULOS, GEORGE (09DU) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

PARKER, MILES (8KE) LINE FOOTBALL 8D 2016

PASSERINI, JOEL (08HI) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

PATEL, AMISH (8HI) LINE FOOTBALL 8D 2016

PAYNE, KORDELL (11YO) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2016

PEZZANO, LUCAS (7FO) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2016

PHILLIS, JARED (12MU) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2016 (CROWN)

PIRAS, WILLIAM (12SC) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2016

POWELL, KASH (10AR) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

POWELL, KASH (10AR) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

PRENTICE, LOCHLAN (08MU) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

QUINLAN, ADAM (09HO) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

RASCH, LIAM (12WJ) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2016

RASCH, LIAM (12WJ) LINE CAS 1ST XV 2016

RASCH, LIAM (12WJ) LINE RUGBY NSW SCHOOLS 2016

RASCH, LIAM (12WJ) LINE RUGBY AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS BARBARIANS

ROBERTS, JOSHUA (10WE) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

ROBERTS, JOSHUA (10WE) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

ROBEY, ALEX (10SC) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016

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RORIE, MATTHEW (11FO) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2016 (CROWN)

SAAB, JAMES (12WE) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2016

SARRIS, JOHN (9TA) LINE FOOTBALL 9B 2016

SCOTT, RORY (7WE) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2016

SEKULOVSKI, REECE (12LA) HALF FOOTBALL 2ND XI 2016

SEMSARIAN, TIM (11ST) HALF FOOTBALL 2ND XI 2016

SHAFFI, NIKHIL (11MU) LINE CADETS ATA 2016

SHANNON, ALEXANDER (8WE) LINE FOOTBALL 8D 2016

SIKH, GAB (12WE) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2016

SIKH, GABRIEL (12WE) HALF FOOTBALL 2ND XI 2016

SIXSMITH, HUGH (11SC) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2016 (CROWN)

SOUVALIOTIS, KRISTIAN (12DU) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2016

SOUVALIOTIS, KRISTIAN (12DU) LINE CAS 2ND XV 2016

SPRATT, THOMAS (9MU) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

SPRATT, THOMAS (9MU) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

SPRATT, THOMAS (9MU) HALF FOOTBALL 9A 2016

STEAD, MATTHEW (11HI) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2016

STEAD, MATTHEW (11HI) LINE CAS 2ND XV 2016

STOBIERSKI, THOMAS (7WJ) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2016

STREET, TYESON (10WJ) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016

STREET, TYESON (10WJ) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2016

TSINTOMINAS, VANGELI (7SC) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2016

TUITAVAKE, SIPU (12HO) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2016

TUITAVAKE, SIPU (12HO) LINE CAS 2ND XV 2016

VALIOTIS, ARION (7HI) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2016

VALIOTIS, DIMITRI (12LA) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2016


VOMVELLIS, THEODORE (9FO) LINE FOOTBALL 9B 2016

WANG, JAMES (8WJ) LINE FOOTBALL 8D 2016

WARD, WILLIAM (11ST) LINE CADETS ATA 2016

WAYLAND, JAMES (12HE) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2016

WEBB, PATRICK (8WH) LINE FOOTBALL 8D 2016

WEBSTER, ANGUS (12WJ) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2016 (CROWN)

WEBSTER, ANGUS (12WH) LINE VOLLEYBALL NSW U19 2016

WHEEN, BEN (11WH) LINE VOLLEYBALL NSW U17 2016

WHEEN, BEN (11WH) LINE VOLLEYBALL CIS 2016

WHITE, DANIEL (09LA) LINE RUGBY U14B 2016

WHITFORD, RYAN (8HO) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016

WILKINS, ISAAC (9MU) HALF FOOTBALL 9A 2016

WILLIAM, TODD (11AR) LINE FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2016

WILLIAMS, ALEXANDER (9ST) HALF FOOTBALL 9A 2016

WILLOUGHBY, KY (8WH) HALF RUGBY U14A 2016 (CROWN)

WILSON, ASHER (8LA) LINE FOOTBALL 8D 2016

WONG, JONATHAN (12WH) LINE CADETS- SGT 2015

WONG, JOSHUA (10SC) LINE CAS U16 2016

YORK, SAM (9HI) HALF FOOTBALL 9A 2016

ZAND, SOROUSH (12AR) HALF FOOTBALL 2ND XI 2016

ZEITOUN, JACOB (11KE) LINE CADETS ATA 2016

ZHU, BILL (9LA) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016


Mathematics Club MattersIt was pleasing to see there were many submissions to and much interest in the problems in Bulletin VI from bothMiddle School and Senior School boys interested in experiencing Mathematics. Every correct solution will go intothe draw for the chance to win a major prize at the end of each term.

Congratulations to last week’s winners, Christian Becvarovski (7Ar) and Flynn Innes (10Mu) for having thefirst correct solutions drawn from the Middle School and Senior School boxes. Would they please see Dr Osmanfor their weekly winning prize.

The answer for the Middle School Problem was the area of the inner square is 25 square cm. The answerfor the Senior School Problem was 83 students are in Year 8. Complete worked solutions for the Middle Schooland Senior School problem have been posted outside the Mathematics Department office.

This Week’s Problem For Bulletin VII:

1. Years 7-9: Middle School Problem due on Monday 5 September 2016

The number 33 822 is divisible by each of 2, 3, 6, and 9. What is the next larger whole number also divisible by 2,3, 6, and 9? Please show working to justify your answer!

2. Years 10-12: Senior School Problem due on Monday 5 September 2016

Ral, Sal, Tal, and Val each have 90c in 20c coins and 10c coins. No two have the same number of coins.Together, how many 20c coins do they have? Please show working to justify your answer!

Please place your name and House group with your submission by Monday lunch-time (1.10PM) at theMathematics Department Office.

NEW International Journal And Proceedings Of Young Archimedes | CALL For StudentPapers

The Mathematics Club has initiated a new and unique Journal and Proceedings of Young Archimedes whichpublishes academic online papers of secondary students in the fields of Mathematics Applications andprovides a forum to exchange mathematical ideas, activities, and/or sharing and interpreting high schoolresearch.

Manuscripts will be reviewed by the Editor, in consultation with the Associate Editors, to decide whether thepaper will be considered for publication in the Journal. Issues are scheduled to be published in June andDecember. An electronic version of each issue is posted to the Trinity Grammar School Mathematics Club website as a formal publication.

Aims Of This New Initiative:

1. The Journal and Proceedings of Young Archimedes publishes academic online papers of secondarystudents in the fields of Mathematics Applications.

2. To provide a forum to exchange mathematical ideas, activities, and/or sharing and interpreting highschool research.

3. To pioneer a new field of educational endeavour to be the first Mathematics International Journalpublication for High Schoolers.

4. All Trinity students who are interested in unique mathematical ideas, activities, and/or sharinginterpreting high school research are encouraged to submit a paper. All students completing HSC and/orIB essays or projects with relevance to the fields of Mathematics Applications are highly encouraged tosubmit a paper for refereeing within the Journal and Proceedings of Young Archimedes.

Outcomes:

1. Issues are scheduled to be published in June and December of each Year. 2. A Maximum of 6 long papers (max 6 pages) or 12 short papers (max 3 pages) for each issue.3. An electronic version of each issue is posted on the Trinity Grammar School Mathematics Club web site

publication.


http://community.trinity.nsw.edu.au/1_senior/spirit_maths.html

Click here to view the style guide

Enquiries relating to submission and production of articles should refer to the Style Guide (see the link below) ordirect any enquires to Dr Frederick Osman on [email protected]

Dr Frederick Osman | MIC Mathematics Club


http://community.trinity.nsw.edu.au/1_senior/docs/maths_Young_Archimedes_Vo2_No1.pdf

EVENTS

Dates for the Diary | Senior School

Friday, 2 September 2016

Year 12 IB - Trial Examinations continue (C0.1, C0.2, C1.1)

Years 10 & 11 HSC - Examinations continue (C0.1, C0.2, C1.1)

6:30pm - 10:30pm AFL - 1sts Presentation Dinner (TR)

6:30pm - 10:30pm Rugby - 1sts & 2nds Presentation Dinner (DH)

Saturday, 3 September 2016

Track & Field - Invitation (SOPAC)

Sunday, 4 September 2016

Fathers’ Day

Monday, 5 September 2016



Tuesday, 6 September 2016



6:30pm Summer Hill Auxiliary - Meeting (TR)

7:00pm OTU - Executive Committee - Annual General Meeting (CR)

7:30pm P & F - Meeting (TR)

Wednesday, 7 September 2016

Snow Sports - Australian Interschools Championships commence (Perisher)



Thursday, 8 September 2016


Year 12 IB - Trial Examinations conclude (C0.1, C0.2, C1.1)

Years 10 & 11 HSC - Examinations conclude (C0.1, C0.2, C1.1)

7:45am ~ 8:30am Year 7 - Orientation Breakfast (DH)

7:00pm EXEAT - Bishop Chambers House - closes for all Boarders

Friday, 9 September 2016

EXEAT - Bishop Chambers House - closed for all Boarders

YEARS 7 TO 11 & 12IB - BOYS NOT IN ATTENDANCE


Years K to 9 Football Clinic | October School HolidaysBoys from Kindergarten to Year 9 have a magnificent opportunity to attend the Trinity Grammar School FootballClinic in the October Holidays. Benefits of participating at this camp include:

24 hours of football tuition over four days. Participants train as per the Football Federation Australia National Curriculum.5-8 year old participants focus on natural development (in Striking the Ball, Running with the Ball and 1v1)through fun football exercises and games. 9-13 year old participants focus exclusively on improving their technical skills in the areas of first touch,striking the ball, running with the ball and 1v1. 14-15 year old participants focus on improving the above technical skills and learning how to apply thesecore skills in a functional way.Middle School participants have opportunity to partake in video analysis using Game Breaker Software.The video analysis viewing facility includes the newly refurbished 110 seat Latham Theatre.Training facilities include a synthetic all weather football field and three indoor basketball courts. Participants play in mini tournaments that replicate the ‘A-League/Champions League/World Cup’. Participants are tiered according to their playing level.All participants receive BBQ on Monday and Thursday.Drinks and fruit provided each day. Coaching Staff are fully qualified coaches who were former distinguished Football players. Leadingcoaches will be David Barrett and Luke Gray, both current school teachers at Westfield’s Sports Highand Trinity Grammar School respectively. David played well over 300 National Soccer League games andLuke is MIC and Director of Football Coaching at Trinity and is the current 1st XI coach. See the following link for footage from the 2015 April Holiday Clinic https://youtu.be/5Oj9_gbgiq4

THE DETAILS

Where

Trinity Grammar School, Summer Hill

When

Tuesday 4th October to Friday 7th October

Time

9am to 3pm (check in at 8:45am Tuesday only)

Bring

Football boots, indoor shoes, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle. Bring your own Football.

Cost

$280. BOOKING and PAYMENT made by clicking here

IF BAD WEATHER

No Cancellations

CANCELLATION FEE

20% cancellation fee occurs after Wednesday 21st September, 2016

Enquiries To: Mr Luke Gray email [email protected] or mobile 0406 236 768


http://trinitycommunity.com.au/ocd.aspx?action=showReunion&reunionName=2016SeptemberHolidayFootballClinicKto9

COMMUNITY

Year 12 Mothers' FarewellThe Summer Hill Auxiliary hosted its annual Year 12 Mothers' Farewell in the Dining Hall on Wednesday 31August. It was a very noisy and happy celebration complemented by two memorable speeches from MrsGeorgette Bechara, (mother of this year's School Captain John Bechara) and Mrs Yolla Yarrad from the TrinityConnection (a friendship group for mothers of Old Trinitarians).

Louise Robertson | President


Careers | Week 7GET READY TO STUDY In 2017!

JOB JUMP NEWS

My ATAR with all the NSW and now Victorian and Queensland Courses.

Check it out at https://www.jobjump.com.au/atar

Simply enter an ATAR of your choice and click on a Category just as you would look for a field from the UACIndex. You have the freedom to sort and print the listings for your students during your interview. This is great touse with the UAC Handbook as well as when you need to use the VTAC Handbook and the QTAC Handbook.

Schools Recommendation Schemes (SRS)

Schools Recommendation Schemes (SRS) are one way institutions make early offers to current Australian Year12 students who have applied for undergraduate admission through UAC. SRS are used by institutions to makeoffers of undergraduate admission using criteria other than (or in addition to) ATARs. These criteria may includeschool recommendations, senior secondary studies and personal awards and achievements. Each institution hasits own policies on how its individual SRS scheme will work.

You must apply for undergraduate admission before you apply for SRS.

Key dates for SRS

Wed 3 Aug 2016

SRS applications open

Midnight Fri 30 Sep 2016

SRS applications and SRS Check & Change close. After this date, you cannot access your SRS application ormodify it in any way.

End of Nov 2016

'Pre offer advice letter' sent by most institutions to notify you of the state of your SRS application for your coursepreferences (not issued by all institutions or for all courses)

Midnight Mon 5 Dec 2016

Applicants must have their preferred SRS course as their first preference

Fri 9 Dec 2016

SRS unconditional and conditional offers are released

Thu 5 Jan 2017

Conditional offers are converted to unconditional offers for applicants meeting institution criteria

Wed 18 Jan 2017 (Main Round)

SRS offers will also be made in this and subsequent offer rounds

Offers only made to first preferences

SRS offers will only be made to your first course preference as at midnight on Monday 5 December 2016.

Make sure you have your preferred SRS course listed as the first preference in your UAC application forundergraduate admission at midnight on Monday 5 December 2016.

Not all courses at individual institutions will be available through SRS. Read more about SRS offers. If you needany further information regarding this Scheme, please contact Dr Osman

EARLY ENTRY ADMISSIONCopyright Trinity Grammar School 2016. All Rights Reserved. 36 of 44

UNE Early Entry

Final deadline 30 September.

See your Careers Adviser to arrange asap. Select up to 3 degree options.Apply directly to UNE online. Noapplication fees. Know earlier (November*) that you have a place at UNE to relieve the pressure of waiting forresults, and let you plan your big move. No UAC/QTAC applications required - Applying through UNE Early Entrydoes not prevent you from making another application through a tertiary admissions centre so it’s a great way toincrease your chances of getting into the course you want.

http://www.une.edu.au/study/study-on-campus/get-early-entry/apply-online

University of Wollongong Early Admission

The UOW Early Admission program enables high achieving and motivated students to receive an offer to study atUOW based on their academic performance and commitment to study during Years 11 and 12. Successfulapplicants will receive notice of the outcome of their application before they sit their HSC exams, and receive anoffer in the UAC early offer round on 9 December. Full details are available athttp://www.uow.edu.au/future/early-admission/index.html

ACU’s Early Achievers’ Programme

At ACU, we believe students should be recognised for their contribution and leadership potential, and this is whywe grant them status as Early Achievers. Applications to ACU’s Early Achievers’ Programme are now open, withsuccessful applicants receiving an early offer to study at ACU. Full details are available athttp://www.acu.edu.au/study_at_acu/alternative_entry/early_entry

Macquarie University: Global Leadership Entry Programme (GLEP)

There are only two weeks left for students to apply for Macquarie’s Global Leadership Entry Programme (GLEP).This programme aims to inspire the global leaders of tomorrow. Students will be nurtured to grow into globalcitizens and to engage with the world and the big issues shaping society. Applications close on Monday 29August. Full details are available at http://www.mq.edu.au/study/high-school-students/getting-into-university/entry-schemes-and-pathways/global-leadership-entry-program

Western Sydney University, Schools Recommendation Scheme 2017

The Schools Recommendation Scheme helps Year 12 students gain access to higher education by receiving anoffer on factors other than the ATAR, for example, performance in Year 11, awards and achievements. Thescheme is available to current Year 12 students completing their HSC or IB in 2016. For further information andthe course listing please visit http://www.westernsydney.edu.au/srs

UNIVERSITY

University of Sydney Engineering Leadership Scholarships

Applications close: 14 October 2016

Students will take part in an annual structured professional experience placement with a leading firm. Scholarswill also receive leadership insights through working with the University of Sydney’s John Grill Centre for ProjectLeadership and by having direct access to an industry mentor.

Contact: [email protected]

http://sydney.edu.au/engineering/scholarships/undergraduate/future/leadership.shtml

Entry Pathways to UTS

Almost half of UTS’s current students came through a pathway option, rather than directly from high school.These pathways included an external TAFE or VET course, as well as the university’s own pathway programcourses such as Foundation Studies or those that area offered by Insearch.

To learn more about these entry options, visit:

https://www.uts.edu.au/future-students/undergraduate/non-current-school-leavers/entry-pathways

UNSW EAP Application NOW OPEN

The Elite Athletes and Performers (EAP) Programme supports students with a flexible entry process that


http://www.une.edu.au/study/study-on-campus/get-early-entry/apply-online

http://www.uow.edu.au/future/early-admission/index.html

http://www.acu.edu.au/study_at_acu/alternative_entry/early_entry

http://www.mq.edu.au/study/high-school-students/getting-into-university/entry-schemes-and-pathways/global-leadership-entry-program

http://www.westernsydney.edu.au/srs


http://sydney.edu.au/engineering/scholarships/undergraduate/future/leadership.shtml

https://www.uts.edu.au/future-students/undergraduate/non-current-school-leavers/entry-pathways

considers both academic and elite achievements and recognises these by awarding bonus points. Students canbe considered for EAP bonus points for undergraduate study at UNSW. The EAP Programme awards up to fivebonus points to high school leavers who have excelled in areas of sport, academia, leadership, and/or music atan elite level. Activities and/or commitments must have been undertaken in years 11 and/or 12. Students canvisit the following link to start their application: https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/bonus-points

Meet the Architecture Schools from NSW, Sydney, UTS and Newcastle Universities

11 September. 10am to 4.00pm

3 Manning Street, Potts Point

Learn about your Architecture Career from representatives from Sona and Darch. See displays and hear anoverview of studying architecture. Learn how to prepare a portfolio, explore flexible pathways into studyingarchitecture, find out where an architecture degree can take you, learn about post graduate study and researchopportunities. Free lunch and drinks provided. Seating is restricted so register now to secure your place at:

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/archicareersday-tickets-17914145692

Enquiries to: [email protected]/events

UNSW Actuarial Studies Year 12 Student and Parent Information Evening

14 September. 5.30pm to 7.00pm

UNSW Business School Building, Lvl 6, West Wing

Learn about dual degree options and the co-op scholarship.

https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/actuarial-studies-info-evening-0

UNSW Prep (17-19) - A pathway to study at UNSW

A pathway into a UNSW degree open to students who are ACCESS eligible, have an ATAR of 50+, or are anIndigenous student applying through Nura Gili. Free of tuition fees, UNSW Prep is specifically designed for schoolleavers and over 12 months (18 months for Engineering) helps students gain the skills and confidence needed foracademic success. http://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/unswprep17-19

UNSW School of Aviation 2 Day Course

Apply by 15 September

Running 29 to 30 September

Cost: $20. Aimed at secondary students interested in a career in the aviation industry and will outline some ofthe current issues facing the industry today. Proudly supporting the Royal Flying Doctor Service (SE Section) withdonation of 100% of registration fees. Register at: https://www.trybooking.com/213624

Optometry syllabus changes, deciding on medical specialization

Deciding on an area of specialization in medicine can be tricky. Dr Ashe Coxon, GP and careers advisor sharesher thoughts: https://www.myhealthcareer.com.au/medicine/deciding-on-an-area-of-medical-specialization-can-be-difficult-by-Dr-Ashe-Coxon

Changes to the optometry syllabus at UNSW: https://www.myhealthcareer.com.au/optometry/program-syllabus-changes-by-sally-hoang

The University of Sydney Scholars Awards

Applications open 1 September

Applications close 30 September

Year 12 students. Scholarships range from $6,000 to $10,000 for up to 5 years’ study. Achieve an 95 ATAR orabove, or 90 ATAR or above for the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.

http://sydney.edu.au/scholarships/prospective/sydney_scholars_program.shtml

UTS Year 12 Bonus Points Scheme

The bonus points scheme provides a maximum of 5 bonus points to students who achieve sufficient results incertain HSC subjects and have a minimum ATAR of 69, or interstate equivalent. Bonus points are automatically


https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/bonus-points

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/archicareersday-tickets-17914145692

mailto:[email protected]/events

https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/actuarial-studies-info-evening-0

http://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/unswprep17-19

https://www.trybooking.com/213624

http://https//www.myhealthcareer.com.au/medicine/deciding-on-an-area-of-medical-specialization-can-be-difficult-by-Dr-Ashe-Coxon

https://www.myhealthcareer.com.au/optometry/program-syllabus-changes-by-sally-hoang

http://sydney.edu.au/scholarships/prospective/sydney_scholars_program.shtml

applied to offers through UAC.

https://www.uts.edu.au/future-students/undergraduate/high-school-students/year-12-bonus-scheme

Macquarie University: 2016 Undergraduate Scholarship Booklet

Each year Macquarie University awards scholarships based on equity, financial need, academic excellence andsporting achievement.

To learn more about these scholarships, view their 2016 undergraduate scholarship booklet:

http://students.mq.edu.au/opportunities/scholarships_and_prizes.jsp

University of Pennsylvania Information Evening

6 September. 6.00pm

SCEGGS Redlands School Hall, 272 Military Road, Cremorne

Information evening about undergraduate study at an US Ivy League University, the University of Pennsylvania.Elisabeth O’Connell, Senior Associate Dean of Admissions, will discuss academic programs, admissions, costs,financial aid and student life. RSVP: https://key.admissions.upenn.edu/register/Sydney

The University of Sydney

Applications for the Future Leaders Scheme now open

Following the success of the first year of our Dux Scheme, the scheme now includes School Captains under whatwill now be called the Future Leaders Scheme. Schools can now nominate eligible students who will be rewardedfor their commitment to leadership and academic excellence by offering ATAR concessions to certain courses.For more information sydney.edu.au/access

Western Sydney University Advantage Entry Programmes

Your choice of university is an important decision. We believe that success is fuelled by a strong desire andambition, and if you have the drive and determination to succeed, then Western Sydney University offers you anunlimited world of potential. If you are interested to receive up to 10 Bonus ATAR points for a range of UWSschemes:

regional bonus pointssubject bonus pointsearly offer programmeeducational access scheme elite athlete and performer bonus scheme.

Please explore the following website link http://uws.edu.au/informationabout/uwsadvantage

ACU Passion for Business - Early Entry Programme

If you are a domestic or international student currently studying Year 12 in Australia and have completed, or arecompleting, a business related subject in Year 11 and/or Year 12, you are eligible to apply for entry to ACUthrough the P4B Program. Applications close 14 September 2016.

http://www.acu.edu.au/732703

ACU Passion for Law and Commerce - Early Entry Program

If your passion is law and commerce, we will show you how to combine the two to provide you with the skills andopportunities to work in both the courtroom and the boardroom.

Applications close, 16 September, 2016


TAFE AND APPRENTICESHIPS

TAFE South Western Sydney Institute Info Sessions

Music and Entertainment – 4 th October, 4pm Quakers Hill


https://www.uts.edu.au/future-students/undergraduate/high-school-students/year-12-bonus-scheme

http://students.mq.edu.au/opportunities/scholarships_and_prizes.jsp

https://key.admissions.upenn.edu/register/Sydney

http://sydney.edu.au/access

http://uws.edu.au/informationabout/uwsadvantage

http://uws.edu.au/informationabout/uwsadvantage



Fitness – 25th October, 6pm, Kingswood

Automotive – 15th November, 10am Kingswood

Health – 1st December, 10:30am, Kingswood

https://www.facebook.com/tafewsi/events

Sydney TAFE: Information Sessions

13th and 14th September 2016, 7pm

Information sessions will be held at both the Gymea and Loftus campuses on the 13 th and 14th respectively.These will provide information about the courses offered and information about the Sutherland Trade School.

http://sydneytafe.edu.au/newsevents/events/gymea-and-loftus-information-evenings

Free Automotive Pre Apprenticeship Course

Starts 9am, 5 September and runs for 2weeks.

Level 1, 8 – 10 Palmer Street, Parramatta.

Contact Michael Wentworth: [email protected]

Qantas Apprenticeship Programme

For Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne airports.

http://www.qantas.com/travel/airlines/apprentice-overview/global/en

Western Sydney Apprenticeship and Traineeship Expo

Penrith Panthers Exhibition Marquee

6 September . 3.00pm to 8.00pm

123 Mulgoa Road, Penrith

Free Public Entry . Explore apprenticeship and traineeship opportunities. The Expo is the perfect chance to applyfor apprenticeships and traineeships from over 100 exhibitors representing industry, businesses, group trainingcompanies, registered training organisations. http://tafe.ws/about-wsi/news-and-media-centre/western-sydney-apprenticeship-and-traineeship-expo/

MTA Apprenticeships Plus

Apprenticeships for panel beaters, spray painters, interpreter, heavy vehicle and light vehicle.

http://www.mtaplus.com.au/job-seekers/job-vacancies.php

PRIVATE COLLEGES

JMC Academy Information Session

Thursday 29th September 2016, 6:00pm

561 Harris Street, Ultimo NSW 2007

http://www.jmcacademy.edu.au/events/information-sessions/jmc-academy-information-sessions

St Patrick's Institute of Education Information Session

11am – 1pm, 18 September @ Level 1, 65 York Street.

Applications for enrolment into our full-time Diploma courses are now open, with classescommencing in February 2017. Register to attend: http://www.spie.edu.au/BookingRetrieve.aspx?ID=51684


https://www.facebook.com/tafewsi/events

http://sydneytafe.edu.au/newsevents/events/gymea-and-loftus-information-evenings


http://www.qantas.com/travel/airlines/apprentice-overview/global/en

http://tafe.ws/about-wsi/news-and-media-centre/western-sydney-apprenticeship-and-traineeship-expo/

http://tafe.ws/about-wsi/news-and-media-centre/western-sydney-apprenticeship-and-traineeship-expo/

http://www.mtaplus.com.au/job-seekers/job-vacancies.php

http://www.jmcacademy.edu.au/events/information-sessions/jmc-academy-information-sessions

http://www.spie.edu.au/BookingRetrieve.aspx?ID=51684

Open Days

Raffles College Open Day Saturday 10th September 2016 If you're interested in studying fashionmarketing, photography, fashion design, games design, animation, multimedia, film, interior or graphic designcome check out the festivities at Raffles College open day 10th September 10am-2pm and find out how Rafflescan help you create yourself. For more info visit http://raffles.edu.au RTO code 91240

AFTRS OPEN DAY, 10 Sept, 10am - 4.30pm Want to work in film, TV or radio? Visit AFTRS OPEN DAY to findout about the 2017 BA Screen, Diplomas & Postgraduate courses, tour state-of-the-art studios, meet tutors &Alumni + more! Sign up for updates & the live stream at the AFTRS website. (Sat 10 Sept, 10am-4.30pm)https://www.aftrs.edu.au/events/aftrs-open-days

THE HOTEL SCHOOL SYDNEY OPEN DAY 2016 On Saturday 10 September, The Hotel School Sydney willopen their doors to students, families & friends. OPEN DAY will bring surprise visitors from Hayman Island andInterContinental Hotels, lecturers, current and graduated students together to discuss the degree and theexciting opportunities available with a career in hotel management. Visit [email protected]

Other News

Australian Defence Force Academy Education Award

This award is presented to Year 12 students in recognition of leadership potential and academic and sportingachievements achieved during Year 11. The award includes a tablet device and certificate for you, along with aplaque for your school. There are up to 50 awards available on behalf of the Navy, Army and Air Force, which willbe presented to suitable applicants who have applied for entry to the Australia Defence Force Academy (ADFA).Current Year 11 students have until 28 February 2017 to apply for this award. The award is unbonded. Thatmeans you do not have to accept an offer toattend ADFA. http://www.defencejobs.gov.au/education/adfa/howToApply/educationAward.aspx

Gapyear.com

A website providing opportunities and advice for students interested in taking a gap year.

http://www.gapyear.com/

Job Outlook Career Quiz

The Job Outlook Career Quiz takes students’ answers to a small range of questions and provides them withdetailed career profiles for jobs in fields that might suit them. The career profiles include future job prospects,skills needed for that job, vacancies, training opportunities and any relevant reports orlinks.http://joboutlook.gov.au/pages/careerquiz.aspx

Future Teacher Scholarships Closing Soon Reminder to all HSC students that the NSW Department ofEducation scholarships and cadetships close on Friday 16 September. Students can get paid whilst they study tobecome a teacher and graduate with a permanent teaching position. Head to our website to find out morehttps://www.teach.nsw.edu.au/getpaidtostudy

Careers in Nuclear Medicine

Nuclear Medicine is an exciting branch of medical radiations that uses radioactive materials in the form ofradiopharmaceuticals to generate images that are used to diagnose diseases and in the form of radioisotopes totreat disease or relieve pain.

http://www.nuclearmedicine.org.au/

Nursing and Allied Health Scholarship and Support Scheme

Support for future nursing and midwifery students. Contact: 1800 117 262 or [email protected]

http://www.acn.edu.au/nahsss

Become a CPA

To become a CPA, you first need an accredited degree in accounting, commerce or business. Further study isthen required. Search accredited courses to see if your intended Bachelor degree is accredited by CPA Australia:https://www.cpaaustralia.com.au/ManageApplications/AccreditedCourse.mvc/SearchAccreditedCourses

New information sessions are coming soon to your capital city.

https://www.cpaaustralia.com.au/become-a-cpa/attend-a-seminar/


http://raffles.edu.au/

https://www.aftrs.edu.au/events/aftrs-open-days


https://www.teach.nsw.edu.au/getpaidtostudy

http://www.nuclearmedicine.org.au/

http://www.acn.edu.au/nahsss

https://www.cpaaustralia.com.au/ManageApplications/AccreditedCourse.mvc/SearchAccreditedCourses

https://www.cpaaustralia.com.au/become-a-cpa/attend-a-seminar/

BHP Billiton Science and Engineering Awards

Check with your Science Teacher for nominations:

http://www.scienceawards.org.au/Student-Awards

Defence Jobs Australia

For Army, Navy, Air Force, ADFA Defence Academy events on various dates and locations around NSW go to:

https://www.facebook.com/DefenceJobsAustralia/events

Student Edge Career Profiles

Great videos on a range of different careers.

http://www.studentedge.com.au/video-pages/career-videos.aspx

Australian Merchant Navy

Careers at sea.

http://www.australianmerchantnavy.com/whatwedoatsea.htm

New Science Careers Guide

UTS Science has developed an updated Science Careers Guide to inspire students to pursue careers in scienceand maths. Filled with up-to-date information on courses at UTS Science and stories of graduates. View online oremail [email protected] to order a hard copy. http://www.uts.edu.au/sites/default/files/sci-course-area-science-careers-guide.pdf

Dr Frederick Osman | Director of Vocational Education and RTO Manager (Careers Education)


http://www.scienceawards.org.au/Student-Awards

https://www.facebook.com/DefenceJobsAustralia/events

http://www.studentedge.com.au/video-pages/career-videos.aspx

http://www.australianmerchantnavy.com/whatwedoatsea.htm


http://www.uts.edu.au/sites/default/files/sci-course-area-science-careers-guide.pdf

Trinity Prayer Group | Summer Hill CampusThe Prayer Mornings are run on a rotational basis, on alternate weeks, at the Preparatory School campus and theSummer Hill School campus.

Junior, Middle and Senior Schools Summer Hill – meet at reception in the Junior School Building, on even weeks ofterm (Weeks 2, 4, 6, 8,)

Term 3: September 6

Term 4: October 18, November 1, 15, 29

Come and join us so we can encourage each other, help form a sense of community within the School, andgenuinely bring the needs of the School community before our great God.

Contacts:

Greg Webster | Senior Chaplain, Summer Hillemail [email protected]

Margaret Chu (Summer Hill) mobile 0433 124 523


From the Parents’ and Friends’ AssociationOur next P & F meeting will be at 7.30pm on Tuesday 6th September in the Terrace Room.

There will also be a presentation from our Academic Dean, Mr Jason Cheers on 'Hand Writing in the Digital Age'.

All welcome!


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