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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN OF TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL PREPARATORY SCHOOL
MICHAELMAS TERM | BULLETIN V
FRIDAY 14TH NOVEMBER 2014
FROM THE MASTER OF THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with
thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all
understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.
Philippians 4:4
REMEMBRANCE DAY 2014
On Tuesday the School paused at 11am to observe Remembrance
Day. A service was held at the front of the Llandilo building adjacent
to the flagpoles. A Catafalque Party of Senior School Cadets
paraded before the School and Spiro Christopoulos read the
honour roll of Old Boys’ killed in service of their country. As each
name was read, a boy from Pre-Kindergarten placed a hand-made
poppy into the ground in front of the flagpoles in a moving tribute to
former Trinitarians. John Varvaris (6Sc) played the Last Post and
Reveille superbly to complement the service. It is important that
this generation of students understands the significance of these
National days of commemoration and the School ensures that we
facilitate this process.
Orientation Day will be held next Friday (21st November). On
this day all boys will move into their 2015 class groupings and as
such arrangements for the day are quite different to the regular
programme. A letter was sent out earlier in the term outlining
arrangements and there is additional information contained later in
this newsletter. The key groups where there is a change are; PreKindergarten 2014 (report to Milverton undercroft), Kindergarten
2014 (classes start at 8:45am and boys report to Milverton
undercroft. Classes finish at 3pm), Year 1 2014 (classes start at
8:30am and boys report to the Joske Playground), Year 2 2014
(boys report to the Llandilo Back playground and classes finish for
the day at 3:15pm), Year 6 2014 (boys go to Summer Hill for the
Year 7 Orientation programme).
As I mentioned earlier this term, Speech Day will be held during the
afternoon at Summer Hill on Thursday 4th December beginning at
2:30pm. All boys in Years 3 – 6 report to Summer Hill at 1:30pm.
This event is compulsory for all boys in Years 3 – 6. OSHClub
will be providing Vacation Care on Thursday for all families at the
Preparatory School who need this service. However, families with
boys in Years 3 – 6 need to be aware that they would need to
collect their son from the OHC room and deliver them to Summer
Hill for Speech Day at 1:30pm. Bookings for this day are essential
1300 788 477
TGS MULTI-CAMPUS INFO LINE
WET WEATHER DETAILS | SPECIAL EVENTS | CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES | SPORT INFORMATION
as the service will only operate if there are 15 participants.
Please contact OSHClub for more information.
Congratulations to all of the boys who participated in the House
Tennis Championships on Monday and Tuesday at the
Trinity Tennis Centre. From all reports the games were played
in great spirit and the it was a closely contested competition.
Congratulations to Archer who are the House Tennis Champions
for 2015.
This Saturday is the last day of summer sport and I wish all
of our teams all the best for their matches. On the following
Saturday Year 3 will play their Football Gala Day at Bressington
Park.
The Year 6 boys will participate in the annual Year 6 Social on
Tuesday evening at Summer Hill. Year 6 girls and boys from
MLC, PLC, Meriden and Newington will come together for an
enjoyable night of dancing in the Gymnasium. I know that the
boys will have a great night.
On Wednesday some of the Year 6 boys will back up again
for the annual combined Cricket and Basketball matches
against the Year 7 teams at Summer Hill. Good luck to the boys
for these encounters.
Martin Lubrano | The Master of the Preparatory School
DATES FOR THE DIARY
NOVEMBER
Saturday, 15st
Summer Sport Round 12
Monday, 17th
Year 4 Milo T20 Big Blast Cricket (Earlwood)
7:00am to 8:00am Specialist Football Training Yr 3 to 4 (SH)
3:30pm to 5:00pm Swimming Training Programme (SH)
Tuesday, 18th
9:30am to 10:30am PK in Action Open Morning
11:00am to 12:00pm Year 6 Transition Presentation – Co-Curricular Activities (Chapel)
3:30pm to 5:00pm Swimming Training Programme (SH)
5:45pm to 7:45pm TGS Scouts (Old Gym)
6:30pm to 9:00pm Year 6 Social Dance (SH)
Wednesday, 19th
3:30pm to 5:00pm Swimming Training Programme (SH)
Thursday, 20th
11:00am to 12:30pm Yr 6 Strive to Thrive (SH)
Friday, 21st
2015 Orientation Day
7:00am to 8:00am Specialist Football Training Yr 5 to 6 (SH)
3:30pm to 5:00pm Swimming Training Programme (SH)
Saturday, 22nd
No Sport (Year 4 to 6)
8:00am Year 3 Football Gala day (Bressington Park)
Monday 24th
7:00am to 8:00am Specialist Football Training Yr 3 to 4 (SH)
3:30pm to 5:00pm Swimming Training Programme (SH)
Tuesday 25th
3:30pm to 5:00pm Swimming Training Programme (SH)
5:45pm to 7:45pm TGS Scouts (Old Gym)
Wednesday 26th
3:30pm to 5:00pm Swimming Training Programme (SH)
Thursday 27th
Year 2 to 6 Trinity Action Group (Old Library)
Friday 28th
7:00am to 8:00am Specialist Football Training Yr 5 to 6 (SH)
8:30am to 10:30am Year 6 – Valedictory Service
12:3pm Year 6 Farewell lunch
3:30pm to 5:00pm Swimming Training Programme (SH)
Saturday 29th
10:00am to 5:00pm Fiesta
DECEMBER
Monday 1st
6:00pm Year 6 Farewell Dinner – Waterview Function Centre
Wednesday 3rd
9:00am Yr 3 to 6 Picnic Day
9:30am to 11:00am Pre K to 2 Final Assembly
Thursday 4th Dec
2:30pm Annual Prize Giving Day (SH)
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FROM THE DEPUTY MASTER
FROM THE DEAN OF BOYS’ EDUCATION
YEAR 6 TRANSITION
We hope your son is excited about Orientation Day on Friday
21st November 2014. The class teachers are looking forward to
spending the day with your son. Please read this note carefully
so your son will be organised and prepared for the day.
The process of Year 6 boys moving from the familiar surroundings
of Primary schooling to the less familiar environment of
Middle and Senior schooling can evoke a variety of emotions,
behaviours and concerns, for both boys and parents. For many
it is considered a major stepping stone on the way to becoming
a young man. It is important that all Year 6 boys are given every
opportunity to make a strong start in Year 7 and are able to
maintain a sense of belonging and purpose, which are important
elements of their continued growth and development at Trinity.
If your son is in Year 2 to 6 (2015) they will need to arrive at
8:20am for an 8:30am start. Boys in Year 1 (2015) will start at
8:45am and Kindergarten (2015) at 9:00am.
Year 2 to 6 (2015) boys may play on the Basketball Court in front
of the Music Centre and in the Back Playground until the bell
rings. When the bell rings at 8:30am all boys in Year 3 to 6 will
assemble in the Back Playground and then walk to the Chapel
under the supervision of the year level teachers. Year 2 (2015)
students will need to line up in the Joske Playground and the
staff will walk them to the classrooms. From 8:30am students
in Kindergarten and Year 1 will be able to play on the Milverton
Tennis Court. The teachers will then take the boys to the
classrooms at 8:45am Year 1(2015) and 9:00am Kindergarten
(2015).
During this week and next, Year 6 boys are participating in a
range of activities that will build upon previous transition events
conducted during the year, including the Year 6 Parent Information
Evening, presentations from the Director of Studies, parent and
son breakfasts, the ‘Buildings, Routines, People’ programme,
and meetings with Middle School Housemasters. The activities
over the next two weeks involve Year 6 boys being exposed to
the co-curricular life of the Middle School as well as participating
in discussions about the pastoral and House system.
The teachers have lots of fun activities planned so please get
your son to bring his pencil case with the following items: a
lead pencil/pen, rubber, glue stick, small scissors and coloured
pencils.
Orientation Day on Friday 21st November will also be a wonderful
opportunity for Year 6 boys to experience the expectations and
responsibilities associated with daily life in the Middle School. It
is hoped that these transition activities provide Year 6 boys with a
sense of reassurance and excitement about the challenges and
opportunities that await them.
If your son is ordering lunch from the Canteen on Friday they
will be able to write the class on their order form once they know
which class they are in. Please do not get your son to take their
lunch order directly to the Canteen. You are able to still order
lunch through Flexischools, the School’s online ordering service.
Jason Cheers | Dean of Boys’ Education
Orientation day will finish at the following times:
TRINITY SPORTS COCKTAIL RECEPTION 2015
WATCH AND MEET
THE WARATAHS
>> Years 3 to 6 (2015) - 3:15pm
>> Year 2 (2015) - 3:00pm
>> Year 1 (2015) - 2:45pm
>> Kindergarten (2015) - 2:30pm
You may collect your son from the Back Playground or use the
‘Kiss and Ride’ service (This service will only be available for
students in Years 1 to 6).
Kick off 2015 with tickets to the Trinity Sports
Cocktail Reception.
We look forward to seeing your son on Friday 21st November.
With the best seats in the house,you won’t miss a
minute of the Waratahs on-field action.
Anni Sandwell | Deputy Master
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From
THE DIRECTOR
OF DEVELOPMENT
AWARDS
EXCELLENCE:
Hayden Hoang (OpenMinded); Andrew Stone (Comunicator);
Chris Chin (Thinker); Tyler-George Alley
(Confident); Mitchell Bowden (Thinker);
Finn McLean (Inquirer); Christian Galettis
(Confident); Priyann Thanujan (Curious);
Lincoln Feng (Open-Minded); Matteo Portolesi
(Communicator); Dylan Yee (Risk-taker); Nathan
Tsang (Risk-taker); Thomas Kanaan (RiskTaker); Michael Nasr (Appreciative)
SECOND BRONZE: Kendeas Marangou;
Memphis Lo; Theodore Tollas; Manav Rindani;
James Huang; Joshua Luong; Jayden Ayad; Justin Lin; Patrick
Chen; Jordan Tang; Timothy Chin; Joseph Coorey; Oliver Geha;
Oliver Yao
SILVER: Mitchell Bowden; Jonathan Ly; Rami Tamerji; Nathan
Tsang; Jeffrey Huang; George Georges; Andrew Lok; James
Huang; Jordan Filippoff; Nicholas Earls; Hashim Mian; Alexander
Page; Zachary Pliatsikas; Spiro Christopoulos; John Varvaris;
Daniel Gergis; James Farah; Marco Murania; Hamish DavidsonMcLeod; Mackenzie Stewart; Adam Gill; Timothy Chin; Joseph
Coorey; Ashwin Sivapirabu; Brandon Lieu
SECOND SILVER: Christian Galettis; James Cicuta; Roy Ma;
Hugh Darlow; Aiden Ngo; Thomas Kanaan; Lincoln Feng; Nathan
Nguyen; Ryan Whitford; Sebastien Portolesi; Harris Katsianos;
James Huang; Benjamin Prsa; Evangelos Papadopoulos; Jake
Varone; Hashim Mian; Oscar McLean; Nicholas Kiceec; Ryan
Tamerji; Edmund Baker; Arvind Kumaraguru; Joseph Coorey;
Daniel Gergis
GOLD: Ryan Ma; John Mitrothanasis; Dean Paraskevopoulos;
Jake Varone; Antonio Murania; James Huang; Cristian Farr;
Justin C. Wang; Emmanuel Abdel-Nour; Nathan Fok; Justin
Karam; Ari Nikolakopoulos; Matthew Nicolas; James Kaye;
Archer Jeremy; David Wang; Arvind Kumaraguru; Adam
Taleb; Sami Nasr; Spyridou Kouidaris; Daniel Gergis; Nicholas
Nikiforidis; Joey Nassif; Jaden Leung
On Thursday morning the Head Master, Mr Cujes, was thrilled
to accept a donation from one of our youngest Trinitarians.
Young Jack Cooper (Pre-K) wanted to contribute to the
development of our Aquatic Centre, so with his parents’
encouragement he worked doing odd jobs throughout the
year to save $101.50 in order do his part in making his School
a better place. This is quite an achievement on many levels,
but none more so than the fact that Jack was committed and
passionate enough to care about his School’s future. We are
all very proud of Jack for his initiative and donation. As the
Head Master and I have said many times… ‘Many hands
make light work; many donating will provide for our boys now
and into the future.’
School Prayer
TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
We should all look to Jack as an inspiration, not just for his
donation, but for caring enough.
Parents and friends are most welcome to come and pray
for our boys and the School on Tuesdays, between 8.30am
and 9.30am. We meet at reception in the Joske Room
Strathfield.
If you would like to donate, please click on the link below.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL | STRATHFIELD
CLICK HERE TO DONATE
George Ayoub | Director of Development
[email protected]
fax 02 9799 9449
phone 02 9581 6000
mobile 0414 915 910
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odd weeks of term (Weeks 3, 5, 7, and 9)
Term 4 November 18, December 2
Come and join us so we can encourage each other, help
form a sense of community within the School, and genuinely
bring the needs of the School community before our great
God.
Contact | Evelynn Liu phone 0410 664 810
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FROM THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT
We were delighted to have the boys at the Preparatory School
perform in the Semester Two concerts last week. We enjoyed
beautiful performances and a variety of repertoires. Thank
you particularly to all the Music Staff and accompanists who
prepared the boys so ably and with such care. Thank you to
parents who attended and to all parents who support their sons
in their musical endeavours at Trinity.
Concert will commence at 9.45am and will last for approximately
half an hour. This concert will bring to a close the Year 2 String
programme for this year.
Just a reminder that if you would like your son to learn an
Instrument at the Prep in 2015, please fill in the necessary
instrumental forms which are available at the office. Any boy who
is continuing with lessons, also needs to complete one of these
forms.
We are looking forward to sharing our work with you. Thank you
very much for your support and encouragement this year.
YEAR 2 GROUP VIOLIN AND CELLO CONCERT
You are cordially invited to your son’s Year 2 Group Violin and
Cello Concert on Wednesday, 19th November 2014 in the
Mozart Room, Music Centre, Preparatory School Strathfield. The
I do encourage you to consider individual lessons for your son
next year. The boys have worked very well this Semester and
show a lot of promise.
With best wishes,
Nicole Smeulders | Acting Director of Preparatory School Music
LOST PROPERTY Oliver Varone PKR has lost his grey
Panama hat. It is named.
Centennial Park Excursion
On Wednesday 12th of November Kindergarten went on a journey to Centennial Park. The boys were so excited! They
discovered and learnt about a colony of flying foxes, native birds and trees. The bus ride was such a thrill! They worked
in small groups to create an animal from logs, sticks and stones. This outdoor learning experience further developed the
boys learning and linked with our units of inquiry ‘Change’ and ‘Journeys’.
Tamarra Glenn | Kindergarten Teacher
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AUXILIARY NEWS
Hi everyone,
FAREWELL FOR MR LUBRANO
We didn’t want this day to come but it approaches - our fearless
leader Mr Lubrano is leaving us soon. Sniff. So to hide our
sadness we are going to have a party and you are all invited! Now
we’re talking! The Auxiliary will be hosting a farewell afternoon
tea for Mr Lubrano on Wednesday, November 26 at 2pm in the
Small Pavilion. All parents are encouraged to attend. This is
our opportunity to say thank you and goodbye to Mr Lubrano in
a more personal setting than at speech night. Please see below
for the formal invitation and make sure you express your interest
in attending so that we can cater for everyone.
FIESTA
CANTEEN NEWS
CANTEEN ROSTER
Monday 17th November - Friday 21st November
Monday
David Clayton, Melanie Willis,
Tuesday
Lynh Mai, Thi Tran
Wednesday
Juliette Bakunowicz
Thursday
Tanya Toomalatai
Friday
Lee-Emma Iwanicki
PARENTS PLEASE NOTE When ordering your child’s lunch,
could you please write on a separate bag for drinks and hot food.
Please Note the New Menu and price list for Term 4, 2014. Click
here to view now
Speaking of approaching events, there are only two weeks to
go till the biggest event on the Trinity calendar. I hope you’ve
filled and handed in your roster sheet and donations by now. If
not, don’t be surprised if you are waylaid at sport tomorrow by
some keen class parents who are just trying to provide you with
the opportunity that you didn’t even know you were missing by
getting your name down for an absolutely top day. Phew - how’s
that for a sentence? It’s the excitement of Fiesta!
Please call Mary Saba on 8732 4654, if you can spare some time
to volunteer.
Fiesta Silent Auction Basket Wrapping Day Who likes to wrap?
All of you? That’s great! See you in the Joske Room from drop
off on Monday, November 24. We’d love your help - get in some
practise before Christmas!
The 3rd Summer Hill Trinity
Scout Group has been part
of the School since 1929
and is run by volunteer
trained scout leaders and
parents for all Trinity boys
from 7.5 years up to 10.5
years (Cubs) and 10 years
up to 15 years (Scouts).
Older students, including
those interested in service
projects for IB and Duke of
Edinburgh, are also welcome. The Group
meets in the old gymnasium at Summer Hill Campus on Tuesday
evenings from 6pm to 7:30pm during term time. Camps occur
during the year around other School activities including the
Annual Region Camp on the June long-weekend.
FIESTA COLOURING COMPETITION
The Fiesta Colouring Competition is back! Creativity is, of
course, it’s own reward - but, come on, your son could win a free
ride band for the Fiesta - that’s worth $30 people, nothing to be
sneezed at! Please print out a copy, get your son on the job and
hand it in to Mrs Lopizzo in the office by Friday 21 November.
And when I say there wil be no late entries I am as serious as
the most serious thing you can think of. Friday 3.15pm is the
absolute cut off - no jokes. Ok?
So busy, so busy - time for a lie down
Til next week
Elizabeth McMullen | President Strathfield Auxiliary
Mary Saba | Canteen Manager phone 8732 4654
CUB AND SCOUT NEWS
Leader Contact:
Group Leader: David Hull (Chil)
mobile 0411 853 798
group email [email protected]
CLICK HERE TO RSVP
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FRIDAY MORNING TAEKWONDO CLASS IN 2015
Exciting times in Taekwondo! As students become more senior and syllabus demands increase, it is essential to spend
more time honing skills and techniques. To this end, we are introducing a second class on Friday mornings bright and
early. The class will be conducted by Master Inho and Master Ricketts with a focus on more advanced free sparing and
kicking techniques. What a great way to conclude the working week! The class will run from 7-8:15 am and commence
on 6th February, 2015. Existing students and new students are welcome to enrol. The class is open to both infants
(Grade 1 & 2) and primary taekwondo students. However, class numbers will be capped to a maximum 40 students.
Please email Mr Ricketts at [email protected] or call him on 8732 4668.
FROM THE SPORTSMASTER
HOUSE TENNIS
WET WEATHER PROCEDURES
Congratulations to all boys involved in house tennis during the
week. There were some great games of tennis played and the
boys had fun, particularly in the doubles matches.
If any games are cancelled on Friday afternoon, boys will be
advised and the wet weather number (1300 788 477) will be
updated. A further decision will be made on Saturday morning
and the message will again be updated by 7.00am. If a boy is
sick on Saturday morning – or is unable to attend for any
other reason – please ring me on 0414 747 396 before 7.30
am and have your son bring a supporting letter/certificate to
school on Monday morning.
Spyridon Konidaris (Sc) was the Junior champion, defeating
Varun Iyer (Hi) in the final. The Junior doubles champions were
Spyridon Konidaris and Caleb Li (Sc), who defeated Varun
Iyer (replaced Any Wu) and Jayden Higgins (He).
Emmanuel Grogan (Ar) was the Senior champion, defeating
Jeris Pavlatos (Hi) in the final. The Senior doubles champions
were Nikhil Kapoor and Emmanuel Grogan (Ar), who
defeated William Lenard and Daniel Skarzynski (Ar). With all
finals matches taken into account, this meant the overall House
Tennis Champions were Archer.
Congratulations to all boys who competed in the championships.
I must compliment every boy on the way they participated, both
as players, umpires and ball boys.
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you are unsure on these,
or any other details.
Louis Mormanis | Sportsmaster
phone 8732 4620 mobile 0414 747 396
email [email protected]
Live at this year’s
YEAR 3 FOOTBALL GALA DAY
The Year Three boys have been playing some practice house
games in preparation for our final Gala Day on Saturday 22nd
November. This will once again be for ALL boys in Year 3 and will
be held at Bressington Park, Underwood Rd, Homebush from
7:40am-9:30am.
SPORT FOR THE REMAINDER OF TERM
Please note following our last round of Sport on Saturday
November 15th, we will have Summer Sport Trials for Term
1 of 2015 during weeks 7 & 8 on Thursday morning. Year 3
will continue to prepare for their Gala Day on Saturday 22nd
November.
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SPORT RESULTS FROM SATURDAY, 8TH NOVEMBER
CRICKET
1st XI
Trinity 3/185 def Tudor House 10/35
Best and Fairest
Lewis Dubbin and Pierce Foley
Encouragement
Seamus O’Connor
2nd XI
Trinity 2/143 defeated Tudor House 8/142
Best and Fairest
Aryan Rawal
Encouragement
Euan Marshall
Year 5 XI A
Knox def Trinity
Best and Fairest
Larry Curtis
Encouragement
Hunter Hannaford
Year 5 XI B
Knox 77 defeated Trinity 76
Best and Fairest
Liam Ling
Encouragement
Ben Shoukry
Year 4 XI A
Grammar Edgecliff def Trinity by 44 runs
Best and Fairest
Tom Mackie
Encouragement
Zachary Pliatskas
Year 4 XI B
Scots def Trinity
Best and Fairest
Andrew Tanous
Encouragement
Michael Alam
Super 8 Green
St. Patricks 4/65 defeated Trinity 4/31
Best and Fairest
Joseph Evans
Encouragement
Hayden Curtis
Super 8 White
Bye
Best and Fairest
Encouragement
Year 4 Super 8 A Coogee Prep defeated Trinity
Best and Fairest
Brandon Wong
Encouragement
Matthew Raymond
Year 4 Super 8 B Coogee Prep defeated Trinity
Best and Fairest
Elliott Kim
Encouragement
Farhan Tamboli
BASKETBALL
1st V
Newington 32 def Trinity 13
Best and Fairest
Joseph Nassif
Encouragement
Jamie Christopoulos
2nd V
Newington 30 def Trinity 28
Best and Fairest
Soo Ho Yi
Encouragement
George Andary 3rd V
Newington 26 def Trinity 12
Best and Fairest
James Petrakis Encouragement
Jordan Filippoff
4th V
Newington 26 def Trinity 6
Best and Fairest
Lachlan Chan
Encouragement
Sebastian Matesic
5th V
Newington 35 def Trinity 15
Best and Fairest
John Siganos
Encouragement
Euan Germanos
6th V
Newington 14 def Trinity 5
Best and Fairest
Brian Tran
Encouragement
Duncan Feng
A
Trinity 26 def Grammar Edg. 21
Best and Fairest
Sami Hatoum
Encouragement
Matthew Nicolas
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B
Trinity 20 def Grammar Edg. 4
Best and Fairest
Alexander Page
Encouragement
Justin Karam
OZ TAG
NSW Vs QLD
QLD 13 def NSW 12
Points
3 points Andy Lee and Matthew Jerkovic
Encouragement
Jonathan Wong and Ben Prsa
SOFTBALL
A
Trinity 18 def Coogee Prep 6
MVP
Jordan Itaoui
Encouragement
Edison Tran
B
Draw 9 all
MVP
Gabriel Willis
Encouragement
Jack Fahd
TEEBALL
Tee Ball
Trinity 14 def Coogee Prep 13
MVP
Nicholas Nguyen
Encouragement
Ari Nikolakopoulos
Leckie’s Larder
Homemade Jams, Chutneys,
Pickles, Relishes, Jellies
TRINITY MUMS AND GRANDMO THERS
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
This is an individual stall at the Trinity Fiesta with
goods supplied and decorated by “Trinity Mums”
for sale at the Fiesta. In 2013 we raised over
$1,600 for the school.
This year we are looking for more assistance with
some of the staples of condiment making:
>> Making of Chutneys, Jams, Relishes, Jellies,
Pickles, Marmalade, Pasta Sauces, etc;
>> Labelling and decorating jars;
>> Donations of small clean jars (holding up to
300g) with plastic or tin lids, old labels removed;
>> Setting up and manning of stall;
>> Donations of the following goods: Tomatoes,
Sugar, Oranges, Lemons and Onions
Please contact:
Lara Mihaljevic
mobile 0416 139 963 or
email [email protected] or
Regina Marks
mobile 0418 413 361 or
email [email protected]
Or leave donations with Sue Trunk at the Summer
Hill Reception.
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SOCIETY OF THE ARTS
Delmar Gallery’s Christmas exhibition is turned over this year to
varmits, critters, strays and other beasts in art! Over 50 artists are
exhibiting, including soft sculpture from the Tjanpi Desert Weavers
in Alice Springs (pictured), Stephanie Valentin’s otherworldly portrait
of a moth, taken with an electron microscope and amplified to
human scale, and Trinity Old Boy Randall Sinnamon’s whimsical
bird assemblage. Also included are intaglio, etchings and digital
prints by well-regarded printmakers such as Michael Kempson of
Cicada Press, and hailing from Melbourne and Hobart respectively,
Deborah Williams and Milan Milojevic. Works are for sale and are
highly ‘collectable’, with many of the artists represented in public and
notable private collections.
Come along to the exhibition preview on Saturday 22 November,
between 3 – 5pm, meet the artists and start your own art collection!
The exhibition continues to 7 December and the Delmar Gallery is
open from Wednesday to Sunday, 12-5pm (entrance via Victoria St
gate).
SHORT FILM HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE
2014 SYDNEY UNDERGROUND FILM FESTIVAL
Wednesday 26 November, 7.15pm (doors open 7pm)
Screening time: 75mins
Admission: $7.00 at the door (cash only) / Free for Trinity students in uniform and Society
of the Arts Members
Venue: Drama Theatre
Suitable for ages 15+
The Society of the Arts is delighted to once again bring you the best of the short films from
the 2014 Sydney Underground Film Festival. This proudly independent festival attracts
entries from around the globe, and this year we will be screening animations, documentaries,
drama and satire from Israel, Canada, Brazil, USA and Australia. Expect the unexpected!
www.trinity.nsw.edu.au
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Timely Reflections…
By Mr Ron Ogier (1966 – 1994) and (1997 – present)
It was in November 1966 that I entered the Trinity Grammar
School War Memorial Chapel for the first time. I had come
to the School for my interview with the Head Master, Mr
James Wilson Hogg, who, I recollect, met me at Summer Hill
station, and brought me to the School. Whether by design
or accident, the first building he took me to was the Chapel.
Struck immediately by its beauty of proportion, design and
polished wood work and stained glass, I have loved it ever
since. It is a building full of many memories concerning the
School, ranging from the Junior and Senior Chapel services,
which when the School was much smaller, were held four
times a week in the division of Senior and Junior Chapels.
Carol Services, Palm Sunday Services, Founder’s Day—all
were and some still are significant times of worship in the
Chapel. Other occasions such as weddings, baptisms and
funerals—some of members of the Trinity community who
died full of years, others, tragically cut down in their youth—
also contributed meaningful emotions over the years. On
several occasions concerts and dramatic performances
were held in the Chapel: Andre Obey’s Noah being perhaps
the most moving. The Chapel was a fitting setting, its vast
wooden roof sheltering the nave like an upturned boat being
a most appropriate reminder of the ark depicted in the play!
Two other occasions of note were the occasions when the
ABC recorded a full Chapel service for telecasting on its
religious programme. On a very personal note, I often used
to sit for a few minutes during a spare period in the quiet
stillness of this lovely structure, drawing strength from its
spiritual ambience.
Thus the service last Friday when the OTU held their
Remembrance Day service in conjunction with the dedication
of the Year 12 Cadets for 2015 was again a moving tribute
to the men of our community who gave their lives in the wars
of the last Century, while inspiring the young men in Cadets
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to ponder and reflect on the sacrifice these men have made,
and to resolve to give of themselves in a true fashion of
servant leadership in Cadets.
The Chapel stands at the north-east corner of the Quadrangle.
Perhaps it does not always impinge on the consciousness
of the School Community as we go about our daily round,
but the Chapel is there, a beautiful and noble building. It is a
lucky school that has things of beauty which may influence its
inhabitants, however subconsciously they may be implanted,
so that they may take away worthwhile memories. Trinity’s
War Memorial Chapel fulfils that requirement, for which we
thankfully and prayerfully say Detur Gloria Soli Deo.
left to right: Though sometimes obscured, the Chapel is nonetheless
always there. OTU and Cadet Remembrance Service. A page of the
Book of Remembrance is turned. The Head Master, School Captain,
and OTU Representatives after the Service. The Memorial Plaque
in the Chapel.
www.trinity.nsw.edu.au
2014 FIESTA COLOURING COMPETITION | PK - 2 DIVISION
NAME
CLASS
CAMPUS
To celebrate the 2014 Trinity Family Fiesta, the P&F is holding a colouring-in competition
for all the boys in the Prep and Junior Schools. The prize is an all-day pass for the Fiesta
rides worth $30! There are two divisions in the competition: Pre-K to Year 2 (farm
animals) and Year 3 to Year 6 (vintage car). To enter, colour in the image above, write your
name and class at the top and return it to the Prep or Junior School Office before Friday
21st November 2014. Good Luck!
www.trinity.nsw.edu.au
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TRINITY FIESTA
2014 COLOURING COMPETITION
NAME
CLASS
CAMPUS
www.trinity.nsw.edu.au
To celebrate the 2014 Trinity Family Fiesta, the P&F is holding a colouring-in competition for all the boys in the Prep and Junior Schools. The prize is an all-day pass for the
Fiesta rides worth $30! There are two divisions in the competition: Pre-K to Year 2 (farm animals) and Year 3 to Year 6 (vintage car). To enter, colour in the image above, write
your name and class at the top and return it to the Prep or Junior School Office before Friday 21st November 2014. Good Luck!
www.trinity.nsw.edu.au
SUMMER SPORT - Saturday, 15 November 2014
IF YOUR SON IS SICK OR UNABLE TO ATTEND, PLEASE RING 0414 747 396 BEFORE 7:30 AM
If there is wet weather leading up to, or on, the day, boys should ring the Wet Weather Number 1300 788 477 AFTER 7:15 am.
Should any further cancellations be made after 7:15 am, this message will be updated.
CRICKET
Team:
1st XI
2nd XI
Yr 5 XI A
Yr 5 XI B
SOFTBALL
Yr 4 XI A
Yr 4 XI B
Snr Super 8 Green
Snr Super 8 White
Yr 4 Super 8 A
Yr 4 Super 8 B
A
B
Opponent:
Shore
Shore
Cranbrook
Cranbrook
Cranbrook
Grammar St Ives
Riverview
St Patricks
Kings
Kings
Grammar St Ives
Grammar St Ives
Venue:
Bressington Pk 1
Bressington Pk 2
Dangar 1
Dangar 2
Bressington Pk 3
Cowper 1
Bressington Pk 4
Rudd Park
Bressington Pk 5
Bressington Pk 5
Bressington Pk A
Bressington Pk A
Address:
Underwood Rd,
Homebush
Underwood Rd,
Homebush
Iluka St Rose Bay
Iluka St Rose Bay
Underwood Rd,
Homebush
Mona Vale Rd &
Ayres Rd St Ives
Underwood Rd,
Homebush
Cnr Clarence &
Varidel Belfield
Underwood Rd,
Homebush
Underwood Rd,
Homebush
Underwood Rd,
Homebush
Underwood Rd,
Homebush
Time:
8:00am
8:00am
8:00am
8:00am
8:00am
8:00am
8:00am
8:00am
9:30am
8:00am
9:30am
8:00am
Report To:
Mr Warland
Mr Asplin
Mr Fraser
Mr Thomson/ Mr
Murphy
Mr Shone
Miss Robertson
Mr Bryant
Mr Parekh
Mr Gouganovski
Ms Smith
Mr Jepson
Alexander Pavic
Alexander Yee
Louis White
Joshua Louttit
Jakob Elbanna
Cormac Gossling
Alex Gaur
Garry Koshnitsky
Lee Orszaczky
Joseph Evans
Callum Ferguson
Patrick Hayes
Massimo Ianni
Angus Brockel
Christopher
Papaioannou
Julius Russell
Nicola Vasic
George Kalimeris
Ryan Tischenko
Krit Smithikarn
Adrian McManus
Hayden Curtis
Mr Ebeling/ Mr
Burgess
Ashwin Cuganesan
Sebastian Buchanan
Luca Dimeglio
Lewis Dobbin
Pierce Foley
Angus Mooney
Darcy Mooney
Seamus O’Connor
Thomas Thorpe
Jonathan Titmarsh
Emmanuel Grogan
Arvind Kumaraguru
James Coall
Anton Demark
Steven Kountouris
Lachlan Lee
Lochlan Prentice
Luke Selim
Aryan Rawal
Bailey Harding
Euan Marshall
James McCabe
Finn Murphy
William Barlow
Tyler Beverley-Smith
Nikhil Kapoor
Ricardo Delgado
Hunter Hannaford
Will Martin
Nicholas Enno
Laurence Curtis
Theo Christian
Tadgh Aldridge
Keanu Dufrier
William Blanchfield
Nathan Dang
Juno Ananda
Liam Ling
Ben Shoukry
Nathaniel Stojic
Will Cooper
Adam Pascale
Thomas McCrory
Jon Luc-Shalala
David Nguyen
Rohan John
Jasper McCullagh
Ben Cameron
Varun Iyer
Spyridon Konidaris
Zachary Pliatskas
Zubin Thukral
Damien Vimalaratnam
Liam Clayton
Isaac Cunningham
James Hardiman
Tom Mackie
William Maistry
Eric Mihas
Biaggio Signorelli
Hari Kangatharan
Oscar McLean
Andrew Tanous
Oliver Walker
Rhys Williams
Hashin Mian
Jesse Ring
Michael Alam
Marco Ianni
Halil Mentes
Taran Singh
SENIOR BASKETBALL
JUNIOR BASKETBALL
Jakob Anjoul
Max Velten
Matthew Raymond
John Nahkoul
Brandon Wong
Daniel Ang-Lazarevski
Matthew de Belle
Joshua Ming
Mohammad Zaarour
Jake Paraskevopoulos
Jordan Tang
Eliot Kim
Farhan Tanboli
Jake Bubic
Edmund Baker
Hamish DavidsonMcLeod
Evangelos
Papadopoulos
James Mallios
Brannon Ngo
Terry Hong
Antonio Murnia
TEE BALL
Ivan Fang
Jordan Itaoui
John Lynch
Ryan Chin
Nicholas Earls
Thomas Foung
Justin Lin
Oliver Ma
Edison Tran
John Varvaris
Anton Wu
OZTAG
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Team:
1st V
2nd V
3rd V
4th V
5th V
6th V
A
B
Tee Ball
Opponent:
Trinity Jnr
Trinity Jnr
Trinity Jnr
Trinity Jnr
Trinity Jnr
Trinity Jnr
Bye
Mosman Prep
Trinity Jnr
Venue:
TGS Prep Gym
TGS Prep Gym
TGS Prep Gym
TGS Prep Gym
MISC
Bressington B
Bressington
Llandilo Ave
Strathfield
Llandilo Ave
Strathfield
Llandilo Ave
Strathfield
Llandilo Ave
Strathfield
TGS Prep
O/Side Court
Llandilo Ave
Strathfield
Bye
Address:
TGS Prep
O/Side Court
Llandilo Ave
Strathfield
Bye
Mosman Indoor
Sports Centre (MISC)
Cross St Mosman
Underwood Rd,
Homebush
Underwood Rd, Homebush
Time:
10:15am
9:30am
8:45am
8:00am
8:45am
8:00am
Bye
Report To:
Mr Dunphy
Samuel Xu
Nathan Fok
James Farah
Daniel Gergis
Jamie Christopoulos
Adam Kasanczuk
Daniel Skarzynski
Nicholas Nikiforidis
Joseph Nassif
Jayden Ayad
George Andary
Patrick Webb
Tom Jin
James Nguyen
James Wang
Derek Qu
Soo Ho Yi
Caleb Nazareth
Kurtis Castorina
Connor Debs
Mr Lee
Harrison Waters
Jordan Filippoff
Thomas Bozionelos
Alan Kurien
James Petrakis
Alistair Roseworn
Kallan Maranik
Hayden Johnson
Ryan Tamerji
Sebastian Matesic
Vikram Bhuphatiraju
Lachlan Chan
Adam Stavros
Ethan Huynh
Christopher Kapaniris
Alexander Gomez
Elias Chahine
Spiro Christopoulos
Mr Song/Mr Shum
Matthew Chen
Jordon Ly
Leon Mulcahy
John Siganos
Joseph Booth
William Lenard
Noah Jung
Tony Georges
Justin Zhang
Euan Germanos
Michael McPartland
William Orr
Raphael Attia
George Krambousanos
Joseph Coorey
Edward Dam
Brian Tran
Duncan Feng
Anthony Jeroncic
8:00am
Mr Lever
Jordan Liu
Matthew Nicolas
Dean Paraskevopoulos
Sebastian Portolesi
Jake Varone
Justin Wang
Jacky Hong
Sami Hatoum
Johnny Dong
Aaron Fok
Nicholas Kiceec
Cristian Farr
Simon Helidoniotis
Justin Karam
James Kaye
Yoon-Jae Lee
Alexander Page
Mackenzie Stewart
NSW
QLD
8:00am
8:00am
Mrs Caddy
Mr T O'Neill/Ms Edwards
Emmanuel
Abdel-Nour
Jeremy Chia
James Huang
Archer Jeremy
Harris Katsianos
Anthony Le
Joshua Luong
Nicholas Nguyen
Ari Nikolakopoulos
David Wang
Justin C Wang
Thomas Calabro
Jacob Chau
Patrick Chen
Ian Hong
Matthew Jerkovic
Marco Murania
Jeris Pavlatos
Kurtin Tsang
Nathan Tran
Dylan Ilon
Jason Cho
Andy Lee
Callum McLeod
Nathan Nguyen
James Pau
Ben Prsa
Dylan Wang
Johnathon Wong
Hari Amirthalingam
Anek Banik
Brendan Chew
Christopher Chin
Jack Fahd
Theo Fatseas
John Sakoutis
Gabriel Willis
Ronald Tam
Ryan Whitford