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Newsletter 13

19 August 2016

PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE 421 Elizabeth Mitchell Drive Thurgoona NSW 2640 Telephone: (02) 6049 3402 Facsimile: (02) 6049 3490 Email: kathy.offner@trinityac.nsw.edu.au

ALBURY 421 Elizabeth Mitchell Drive Thurgoona NSW 2640 Telephone: (02) 6049 3400 Facsimile: (02) 6049 3490 Email: office@trinityac.nsw.edu.au

WODONGA 34 Ellen McDonald Drive Baranduda VIC 3690 Telephone: (02) 6049 3480 Facsimile: (02) 6020 9125 Email: officewodonga@trinityac.nsw.edu.au

WEBSITE www.trinityac.nsw.edu.au

AFTER SCHOOL CARE 1300 105 343 (Albury) 0432 887 637 (Wodonga)

EARLY LEARNING CENTRE WODONGA 6049 3485

Congratulations to all involved in the Junior School production of ‘The Lion King’ – a wonderful undertaking to involve so many children, and terrific to see the support and leadership displayed by so many of our students. I have seen many school musicals in my career and this is absolutely up there with the best of them.

I attended the annual Anglican Schools Australia Conference in Adelaide last weekend. Those of you who attend conferences as part of your work know that they can be a bit hit and miss, but this conference had a couple of terrific keynote speakers. David Morrison, former Chief of the Army, and Australian of the Year, spoke of his work in addressing inclusivity across all levels of society. The humbling thing about his presentation and his reflections on his life in the army was that at no time did he ever try and palm off the blame about what happened onto any other thing but the culture of the army – he took it fair and square and absolutely acknowledged that he was leading an institution that had fundamental flaws, even though it was an institution that he loved and respected. Another speaker I really enjoyed was educator, Erica McWilliam. She spoke about the ’pleasure of the rigour of high challenge learning’ – what a fantastic concept to think that our students might find pleasure in tackling things that are challenging! And finally, the Governor of South Australia, Hieu Van Le. He was born in Quảng Trị, South Vietnam in 1954. He fled Vietnam from the new communist regime in November 1977, and came by boat to

From the Principal

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Darwin as a refugee in 1977 with his wife Lan and about 40 other people. Their two sons were born in Australia and are named after Australian cricketers Sir Donald Bradman and Kim Hughes. Le is the first person of Asian heritage to be appointed a state governor in Australia. It was very moving how he spoke of arriving in Australia with a suitcase, empty except for the dreams of a better life. A wonderful example of the richness that our citizens of all nationalities add to our home.

Susan Shaw Principal

Year 8 Subject Information Evenings, Year 12 Trial HSC Exams, Year 11 Exams & AAS Testing

Year 8 students: directors of their own learning: It was wonderful to see so many parents and students at the Year 9 2017 Subject Information Evening last week. The Year 8 students are certainly excited by the choices on offer; this is an exciting time for them as they begin to take greater responsibility for their learning and make decisions about the elective subjects that will engage them over the next couple of years.

Year 12 students: important work remaining: Now that the penultimate set of exams – the Trial HSC Examination – is complete, our Year 12 students are working closely with their teachers in order to implement the feedback that they have received. There is much that can be done in the coming weeks to hone responses and firm examination strategies. This is a crucial time for our Year 12 students as they work towards the HSC exams, and networks of family and friends play an integral role in supporting the students. Family and friends inhabit an important place in the credits that roll from our students’ achievements.

Students undertaking Visual Art, Design and Technology, Music and Drama are particularly busy as they work toward the submission of their major works and process diaries. Students should be maintaining a ready dialogue with their teachers in order to ensure that their major works are progressing steadily toward completion and that they are in compliance with all project specifications.

From the Director of Studies

Note that re-enrolment forms for 2017 have been mailed out. Please look out for these and return to classroom or pastoral care teachers no later

than 22 August 2016.

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Performance examination dates have been released for Drama and we wish our Year 12 Drama students all the best as they prepare for their performance exam on 31 August.

Year 11 students: end of Preliminary Course Examinations: Students in Year 11 are preparing for the very important end of course exams in their Preliminary HSC Course. These exams take place across Week 7 and begin on Monday 29 August. The students are approaching their assessments and exams with seriousness and have been plaguing their teachers for advice and feedback; this is advice that their teachers are very happy to impart! Many students are producing well-structured and carefully researched summary material to assist them in their endeavours, and others are submitting draft material to their teachers for comment. We wish them very well in their study and look forward to seeing the fruits of their labours as they tackle this important set of challenges.

AAS Testing: On 19 September, Year 4 students will undertake diagnostic testing that targets skills of reading, writing, general and non-verbal reasoning, spelling and Mathematics. This will assist us to track the development of these students as they progress through the College.

Whilst our original plans included Year 6 and Year 8 in this testing regime, we have decided to focus only on Year 4 this year. This will allow us to properly embed the testing regime into our current practices.

Parents of Year 10 students are able to access the AAS reports for their daughters or sons by contacting me at the College.

If you have any queries about any of the matters outlined above, please contact Ms Kym Armstrong at the College.

Kym Armstrong Director of Studies

Year 12 Graduation This week all Year 12 students have received their invitations to the Year 12 Graduation on Saturday 19 November. This event is for Year 12 students and their families to celebrate the completion of their time at Trinity. Payment and numbers for tickets need to be returned to Kaz Gehrig in the front office by Friday 7 October. A professional photographer has been booked for the evening. Included in the invite are details regarding the purchase of

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photographs at the Year 12 Graduation. Purchase of photographs also needs to be made by Friday 7 October.

Year 12 Last Day Year 12 students will have their last day at the College on Thursday 22 September. Parents are invited to a farewell Chapel Service at 9.30am on the day and then their Final Assembly starting at 2pm in the MPH. Further details regarding the day will be included in an invitation closer to the date.

Year 11 Relay for Life Congratulations to our Year 11 students who were involved in the Relay for Life Breakfast Café recently. The students arrived early and catered for a large number of guests. Trinity Anglican College is currently the leading team in funds raised for this year’s relay with $4690 banked so far. With a number of activities being organised before the end of this term the students are well on the way to challenging the total raised by Year 11 in 2015.

Leadership Positions The process of choosing the College Leaders for 2016/17 has started. It has been encouraging to see 45 of our Year 11 students apply for a leadership position. This puts us in a difficult but pleasing position of choosing our College leaders from such a strong group of students. The announcement of College leaders will take place at the final assembly of the term on Friday 23 September.

HSC Performances and Practical Projects Deadlines are looming for the completion of works by students whose subject has a practical component. HSC marking will take place in the College for Drama, Music, Visual Arts and Design and Technology. Upcoming events that celebrate the achievement of Year 12 students are detailed below.

Monday 22 August HSC Drama Performance Evening Wednesday 24 August Night of Jazz and HSC Music Performance Monday 29 August HSC Exhibition Evening celebrating the bodies of work of our Visual Arts students and Major Design Projects of our Design and Technology students. Malcolm Thomas Head of Senior School

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Words Their Way Years 1-6 have been making use of a spelling resource known as ‘Words Their Way’ from the beginning of 2016. This is a spelling process that allows students and staff to focus on specific aspects of spelling and endeavours to focus on particular skills. The process allows students to progress through at the right pace and also allows staff to focus on whole group activities with directions as well as differentiated activities for smaller groups. One important aspect of the resource is Word Play. This involves playing with words using the following as guidelines of writing words (day-to-day, subject specific), looking at word patterns (sounds, letter, shape, oddballs), creating new words (mixing, matching), analysing known words (breaking in to pieces), listening to and writing poetry (of all forms), gathering information about words (origin, changes) and understanding meaning via identification (links, synonyms), manipulation and analysis. This is an extensive process that ensures that spelling is not a one-off exercise and that this skill becomes part of an authentic process that is always relevant. As we work through the introductory year the staff are modifying the resource to fit with many other activities.

Lions Club Public Speaking Regional Final Samuele Vaccaro represented the Thurgoona Lions Club at the Regional Final on Sunday at Yackandandah. His speech was delivered with great aplomb and animation. He was adjudged the best Year 3/4 Speaker on the day and is the Regional Winner. Samuele warmed up by delivering his speech at an assembly. He is an outstanding student who really lives the role while presenting his ideas.

Paul Kelly Cup Congratulations to the Year 5/6 Paul Kelly Cup team and coach

Mr Hillary on their grand final win at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Read Mr Hillary’s report in the sport section of the newsletter.

Fathers’ Day Stall - Friday 2 September 2016 It’s dad’s turn… Let’s tell dad how great he is!

The Annual Fathers’ Day stall for the junior school will be held on Friday 2 September with a selection of special gifts the children can purchase for $5 and $10.

From the Junior School

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If you would like your child to participate, please send your child to school on 2 September with an envelope clearly indicating their name and number of gifts required to be purchased. Please limit purchases to two presents per child.

Steven Armstrong Head of Junior School

Welcome to Mrs Moffatt The Wodonga campus community extends a welcome to Mrs Moffatt who is replacing Ms Carroll until the end of Term 3. Mrs Moffatt comes to us with great teaching experience, and considerable culinary expertise too – the scones were a very welcome addition to the morning staff meeting table! Thanks Mez and welcome to the Campus.

Deputy Principal Awards for week ended 12 August 2016

Cohen McCluskey Edward Daly Hayley Deval Dylan O’Brien Jessica McGregor

Emily Franolic Daniel Kondacs Indriel Dudenas Jack Harvey James Plested

Wodonga Campus 100 Days for Preps Last week marked 100 days of schooling for Preps at the Wodonga Campus. They celebrated in style. Thanks to Mrs Billington for celebrating this milestone with the Prep Class of 2016.

Spirit of Trinity Congratulations to two students who have been chosen as the recipients of the ‘Spirit of Trinity Award’ for upholding the values of the school and striving to do their very best at all times. I am delighted to announce that Joseph Rawson and Jack Leahy will receive such an award, sponsored by the members of Lodge Belvoir.

Tree Planting Day The campus Annual Tree Planting Day will take place on Friday 19 August. Trees will be provided by Baranduda Landcare and, because of the wetness of the school grounds,

Wodonga Campus News

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students are asked to bring along gum boots to wear (if possible) together with a spare set of clothes (including socks) to change into if needed

Stage Door

Congratulations to all those who took part in Stage Door (previously Kids on Stage) at Victory Primary School last week. It was a great occasion, and our students were a credit to the school in their presentation.

Ski Trip and Mini Olympics

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Wodonga Campus News

A very large and enthusiastic group took to the slopes of Falls Creek on Friday 12 August for the Annual Wodonga Campus Ski Trip. With superb snow cover, the students and committed parents took to the conditions with gusto. For those who remained at school, a special mini Olympics was organised and competition was enthusiastic and embodied the Spirit of the Olympics.

Lion King Jr As the newsletter goes to print, we celebrate with students their commitment to the performance of the Lion King Jnr. What excitement and commitment by the students, and what hard work by so many people to bring this production to fruition. Congratulations to everyone, and a special mention to Tiahn Myles and Matthew Steele for their significant roles in the production.

Auction for Shade A very keen and enthusiastic parent body met on the evening of Wednesday 4 August to further consider the concept of “Auction for Shade”. The plan is to hold an Auction on 26 October at the Wodonga campus hall to raise money for the construction of suitable shade for our Wodonga students. For this very exciting project to be realised, we need a few more volunteers to assist in a variety of ways. If you are willing and able to help out, would you please contact the Wodonga office and your name and contact details will be referred to appropriate people within the organising group.

Step Up Day - Year 7 Students from Year 6 going on to Year 7 at the Albury Campus in 2017 will all be involved in a Step Up Day on Thursday 25 August. Please be aware that students are to make their own way to and from Albury Campus, unless they have previously made arrangements with the Wodonga office.

Assembly Cancelled Please note that there will be no assembly on Thursday 25 August.

Book Week – 26 August We will be having a Book Week ‘Character Parade’ on Friday, 26th August at 10.15am in the campus hall.

The theme for ‘Book Week’ this year is ‘Australia: Story Country’ and the children are encouraged to dress up as their favourite character from literature. There are lots of

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examples of book characters - there are no restrictions to who they dress as so long as it is a character from a book.

As part of the Parade, the winners of the Narrative Writing/Poem Writing competition will be announced. Students have been working on their writing for some weeks, and I look forward to seeing their work.

Narrative Writing Competition Student are working hard on their entries for the Narrative/Poem Writing Competition. Entries close on Thursday 18 August and the winners will be announced at the Book Week Parade on 26 August.

There will be three sections to the competition, as follows:

• Years Prep & 1 - a minimum of 1 paragraph/stanza and a maximum of 1 page; Section Two – Years 2 & 3 a minimum of half a page and a maximum of 2 pages; Section Three – Years 4-6 a minimum of 1 page and a maximum of 4 pages;

The work is expected to be wholly completed by the student, either during time at school or at home. The top three entries from each class will be decided by their classroom teacher and will then move on to the next round against the other winners from within their section. Winners will be decided by the section teachers and Mr O’Loan and be announced at the Book Week Parade.

Parent Teacher Interviews Please note that Parent Teacher interviews will be held on Monday 29 August and Tuesday 30 August. There will be NO SPORT and NO COOKING on these days. Life Education Visit Life Education will be visiting the campus on Thursday 1 September to Monday 5 September. Each class is scheduled to visit the Life Education van for one session at a time suitable to their class timetable. Life Education supports the Trinity values, including learning how to make good life choices. The College sees the program as providing a strong support to the health program that is taught in each classroom.

Life Education is the largest non-government provider of health education to children and young people, Australia wide. It builds the capacity of young people by challenging their values and attitudes, expanding their knowledge and developing their skills. Life Ed

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motivates, encourages and empowers children to exercise real choice – and make informed healthy lifestyle decisions.

CALENDAR REMINDERS Friday 19 August Tree Planting Day Wednesday 24 August Hot Lunch Day Thursday 25 August Step-Up Day Year 7 (2017), Thurgoona Campus Friday 26 August Book Week Parade, 10:15am Monday 29 August Parent Teacher Interviews, 3:30-7pm (no sport) Tuesday 30 August Parent Teacher Interviews, 3:30-5:30pm (no cooking

program) Thursday 1 September Life Education, Healthy Harold Friday 2 September Life Education, Healthy Harold Fathers’ Day Stall, Campus Hall Sunday 4 September Fathers’ Day Monday 5 September Life Education, Healthy Harold Friday 9 September Trinity College Art Show, Albury 10 & 11 September Trinity College Art Show, Albury Monday 12 September Co-curricular Program concludes this week Wednesday 14 September Wodonga Campus Performance Night, 6pm Monday 19 September Year 4 AAS Placement Testing Friday 23 September End of Term Assembly, 11:50am Classes Finish, 3:10pm

Chris O’Loan Head of Wodonga Campus

Sport Report The College is very privileged to have a wealth of sporting talent shared across both campuses and schools. Having the fortunate position of seeing the development of our College teams over the years has been the source of much pleasure throughout my role as Director of Sport and Co-curricular.

From the Director of Sport & Co-curricular

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The College participates in more than 50 sporting events annually. At Trinity we’re very fortunate to have the staff with the expertise, passion and enthusiasm to provide our students the opportunity to participate in a range of sporting events. Staff consistently volunteer their time to provide these opportunities. I am continually impressed our students show their appreciation and gratitude to all those involved.

While the emphasis is not on winning, it is with great pleasure I introduce Mr Hillary’s article on his side’s recent triumph in the AFL NSW Paul Kelly Cup. Additionally, I would like to extend my thanks to Mr Hillary for preparing, training and coaching this team, and to all College coaches who work tirelessly for our students.

Paul Kelly Cup A roller coaster ride, best sums up Trinity's day at the SCG, attempting to claim the Paul Kelly Cup. The team had played some amazing football at the two previous carnivals to get themselves to the State Finals. The team unfortunately underperformed in two of their three pool games to finish with one win. Our day was all over... Well so coach Mr Hillary thought! Our big win in the second game and an upset in the final game, saw us scrape through to the semi-finals by the skin of our teeth.

The team were keen to make amends and make the most of the opportunity that presented itself. We played Newington College in the semi-final and got off to an excellent start. A rock solid defence was the basis of what was a productive half on the score board. The team was full of confidence again and continued to play like the champions they are and run out two goal winners.

This meant we were in the grand final against St Angela's who defeated us by five points in our final pool match. Once again the team got off to a great start and we were able to convert some early opportunities into goals and went into half time with a comfortable three goal lead. We continued to put the foot down in the second half, saving our best team performance for last. Trinity Anglican College won the game 35-7. We were crowned the 2016 NSW Primary School Champions on the hallowed SCG turf and in front of all of our very encouraging supporters!

To top the day off Archer Chaston, who was our nomination for the 'Long Bomb' competition, managed to get hold of a huge torpedo punt and win with longest kick out of seven others.

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What an uplifting experience it was for everyone involved! Well done to the 17 players who represented their school, family, the Albury community and themselves so well at all events throughout the year.

From all the players and coaches, a big thank you to Trinity for supporting this event and everyone involved. Thank you to all the parents, who without their support, we would not have had the experience that we have all had.

A final thank you from me to the players, who were such a great team to coach. Well done, on such an incredible achievement. You should be all very proud of the way you conducted yourselves and how you were able to get the best out of each other.

Mr Hillary

BIPSA Athletics The Trinity College Junior Athletics team, consisting of 64 members took on the best athletes across all Primary Independent schools throughout the Riverina and did a wonderful job. Congratulations to our team who consistently tried their best in all events, jumping, throwing and running as fast and far, as possible.

All team members should be congratulated on the sportsmanship demonstrated throughout all events. While all students did a tremendous job, congratulations to the students who qualified for CIS Primary Athletics and to these students for their fine individual results;

Runner Up Age Champion Laura Hovar Under 9 Girls Harrison Wilson Under 9 Boys Toby Sarkis 11 Years Boys Zarlie Goldsworthy 12/13 Years Girls

The camaraderie amongst team members provided the encouragement that lead to our team coming second overall. Our team was very fortunate to have the support provided by many College families. Finally, thank you to the staff in assisting with hosting the carnival. Albury Netball Association Gala Day On Saturday 6 Augst Trinity Saturday netball competition teams competed in the annual gala day held at JC King Park. Games commenced at 9am in frosty conditions and many

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players and spectators were spotted sheltering from the freezing conditions under blankets (see pictures below). The day quickly heated up and provided ideal playing conditions. There was great success in the under 13 age group (pictured below) and a near miss for the under 15A team who made the grand final. A massive ‘thank-you’ to all coaches and parents who gave up their Saturday for the event is in order.

If any parents are interested in a position on the 2017 Albury Netball Association committee please contact Kathryn Dalton kdalton@csu.edu.au . The ANA needs new volunteers to keep great events like the Saturday competition, gala days and representative teams running.

Netball Officiating Program The Southern Sports Academy is now calling for nominations for the 2017 Wagga RSL Club Netball and Netball Officiating Programs. The nomination forms for the 2017 squads need to be returned to the Academy by Friday 7 October 2016.

This year, as part of the selection process for the Netball program, all intending nominees must be available to attend a phase one clinic at the Junee Recreational Centre, Junee on Saturday 15 October. Athletes selected from this day will then attend phase two selections which will be held the following day on Sunday 16 October at the Junee Recreational Centre. This year the athletes applying for the Netball Officiating Program will also attend the trials.

• Netball Squad - To be eligible for consideration, nominees must be born between 2001 and 2003 inclusive.

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• Netball Officiating Squad – For athletes born between 1997 and 2003 inclusive (athletes outside this range may apply for special consideration). We are seeking those umpires who wish to umpire at a higher level and who wish to be involved in officiating at high-level Netball competitions during the 2016 scholarship period. Applicants must have completed their Level 1 course and Section 1 exam with >80% pass.

Application forms will also be available online at the Academy Web Page www.ssa-nsw.org.au. If you require additional information concerning the program, please do not hesitate to contacting the Southern Sports Academy (02) 6931 8111.

Gemma Fleming

Nash Clark Director of Sport & Co-curricular

As part of our BYODD strategy we are continuing to improve the communication we have between the College and the parent community. This has included an upgrade of the College website and a new Facebook page.

The new Canvas Parent Access App was launched last week for parents of students in the Senior School. Parents are able to view upcoming tasks and details of assessment or homework tasks for each of their child’s subjects.

The following parent guide is available through the new Trinity website (www.trinityac.nsw.edu.au) to assist with this process: http://www.trinityac.nsw.edu.au/assets/canvas-parent-guide-aug2016.pdf

Download Canvas Parent in the iTunes Store. Version 1.0 requires iOS 8.0 or later. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/canvas-parent/id1097996698 Download Canvas Parent in the Play Store. Version 1.0 requires Android 4.2 or later. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.instructure.parentapp Student version with homework reminders is coming soon! For any further queries please e-mail me or contact the College.

Tahlia Dahmes Head of TAS & eLearning

Tahlia.dahmes@trinityac.nsw.edu.au

Trinity Anglican College - Canvas Parent App

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Evening of Jazz : 24 August 2016

On Wednesday 24 August, music students in Ellington Band, Stage Band and Jazz Quintet will be hosting an Evening of Jazz at the Albury Wodonga Theatre Company Theatre, 234 Olive St, South Albury from 7pm until 8:30pm.

The evening will consist of a selection of jazz numbers by the Ellington Band, Stage Band and Jazz Quintet. Also featuring at this evening will be HSC music student, Julien Frendo, who will be performing his HSC music repertoire.

Guests will be able to BYO dinner to have at the venue. Tea, coffee and light snacks will also be available for purchase on the night. Background music will be performed by Trinity musicians from 6:30pm until the commencement of the evening at 7pm.

Entry for guests will be by gold coin donation.

Albury-Wodonga Eisteddfod and AMEB Exams

Well done and congratulations to all the Trinity students who competed in both individual and ensemble sections at this year’s Albury Wodonga Eisteddfod as well as those who completed this round of AMEB Examinations. There were some fantastic results across the board and it was great to see many Trinity students involved in different categories of dance, drama and music.

There were some outstanding achievements for a number of Trinity students at the Eisteddfod as well as the AMEB examinations. Natasha Kronenberg, gained a first place in three sections in the music section of the Eisteddfod and champion of the 11/12 years aggregate for woodwind. Iona Kelly, Mattea Kelly, Alicia Auwardt and Isabeau Hansen were also named age champions in the Speech and Drama section of the Eisteddfod. There were many other performers who achieved excellent results and are to be congratulated on their efforts.

Trinity Music Department

Performing Arts News

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Balmy breezes, azure skies, tennis whites – what other elements are required for a perfect day? What a perfect backdrop for that most civilised of sporting occasions: social tennis

Players will have the chance to take to the courts on Sunday 18 September. The competition will be full of high spirits, good company, and healthy competition.

Students across Years 7 – 11 will have the opportunity to get together, shake off the winter blues, play a spot of tennis and enjoy some delicious, home-baked, morning or afternoon tea. The details are as follows:

When: Week 9 Term 3 Where: East Albury Tennis Courts: Short St, East Albury (at the corner of Schubach St and Borella Rd near the roundabout) Who: Students Years 7-11 Competition: Sunday 18 September, 2016

Year 7 & 8 players Year 9, 10 and 11 players

9.30 – 11.30am 11.45 – 1.45pm Equipment: Tennis racquet Joggers, tennis shoes Sports Clothes – no sleeveless tops Water bottle / hat / sunscreen See Miss Armstrong for a permission note.

Spring Tennis Gala Days

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Kell Moore Evening of Art and Prize Announcement 7pm on 9 September

Your help and support is needed!

We need parents to encourage friends, family and colleagues to come along and support

this fabulous social evening.

The $30 ticket includes an exhibition of outstanding artworks from around the region, live music and a selection of our region’s best food and wine.

Get your tickets now! (available at the College Front Office)

A courtesy bus will operate on the night Wodonga Water Tower - 6:30pm QEII Square Dean Street, Albury - 6:45pm Arriving Trinity Anglican College - 7pm Departing Trinity Anglican College – 9:30pm and 10:30pm Stopping Albury QEII Sqare – 9:45pm and 10:45pm Arriving Wodonga Water Tower – 10pm and 11pm

We are also in need of volunteers to fill a number of positions for the event. Roles vary from ticket sales on the door on Friday evening to volunteering an hour or two

of your time over the weekend. If you are able to assist, please contact: Louise Flanagan 0437 357 222 or Antoinette Roberts 0404 460 593, or email Kathy Offner on kathy.offner@trinityac.nsw.edu.au

Trinity Anglican College Art Exhibition and Acquisitive Art Award

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Thank you to volunteers An Bernoot, Jana Kondacs and Jake Bradford.

Week 6 Term 3 Helper Week 7 Term 3 Helper

Monday, 22 August Volunteer Required Monday, 29 August Volunteer Required

Tuesday, 23 August An Benoot Tuesday, 30 August An Benoot

Weds, 24 August Volunteer Required Weds, 31 August Volunteer Required

Thursday, 25 August Jana Kondacs Thursday, 1 Sept Jana Kondacs

Friday, 26 August Volunteer Required Friday, 2 Sept Volunteer Required

Margaret Cochrane

Canteen Manager

The Trinity College Uniform Shop will close temporarily for a new fit out from Friday 26 August and will reopen with a brand new store at 8:30am on Wednesday 7 September.

We apologise for any inconvenience during this time. For urgent matters, please contact Cathy Katsoolis on 6049 3440. Normal trading hours will commence from Wednesday 7 September.

Monday 8:30am-4:30pm Wednesday 8:30am-4:30pm Thursday 12pm – 5pm

Phone: 02 6049 3440 Email: trinity.college@midford.com.au

From the Canteen

Uniform Shop : Temporary Closure 26 August to 7 September

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Community Notices

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