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Head Master’s Bulletin
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN OF TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL SENIOR SCHOOL
MICHAELMAS TERM | BULLETIN I
FRIDAY 10TH OCTOBER 2014
FROM THE HEAD MASTER
102ND SENIOR SCHOOL SPEECH DAY AND PRIZE GIVING
from left to right: 1. The Head Master during his address 2. Our new School Captain, Tom Dickinson
(12La) with our former School Captain, Alex Leva (12We) 3. The Trinity Symphony Orchestra 4. Sam
Auston (9Hi) and Sam Otton (9Ta). (below right) The Class of 2014 leave the Hall.
Thank you to all those who contributed to such a memorable and enjoyable commencement
to the new term in respect of our successful Middle and Senior School Speech Day functions,
held on Thursday at the Sydney Town Hall. It is pleasing to be in receipt of so many favourable
comments regarding the efforts of our boys in the orchestra, as well as the choir, and in
relation to the events in general – well done to everyone, on a fine team effort.
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2015 SCHOOL OFFICERS’ INDUCTION
Thank you to the family and friends who were able to be present today in support of our Prefects and House Captains’
Induction Service held today. We were pleased to have Mr Craig Moore, a member of School Council and former School
Captain (1974) attending as our Guest Speaker. I had the pleasure of introducing Mr Moore and apart from pointing out his
many achievements at School which included involvement in Drama and Choir, as well as his impressive sporting attainments
(1st V Basketball, 1st XV Captain and Captain of Swimming), I was also able to inform those assembled of his work in
the provision of welfare services to children and their families, particularly in statutory child protection and for people with
disabilities. Apart from being a trained psychologist, he has also managed a large district for the Department of Community
Services (DoCS) at Liverpool, and more recently he has taken up the position of CEO for Interaction Disability Services.
His apposite comments in relation to leadership and the School’s concept of Christian servant leadership as depicted in the
Scriptures was well received and provided an important context for our gathering.
The Head Master with the School Leaders of 2015
Joseph Tauvasa (12Sc) with his family
The Head Master with School Captains and Vice-Captains
Harrison Gai (12Fo) signing the Prefects Register
Harrison Gregory (12WH) being “pinned” by his mother
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STAFFING
It is a pleasure to be able to welcome back Mr James St Julian, who takes up the role of Dean of Scholars which has been
successfully established by Mr Brian Lyle. Likewise, we are pleased to have Mr Lachlan White and Mr Mark Hatton-Ward re-join us
this term, looking very sprightly after their Long Service Leave. We also welcome a number of new staff to the Summer Hill campus.
The Reverend Philip Andrew
B.Sc.(NSW), B.Th.(MTC), Grad. Cert. Prof. Supervision, Cert. IV Outdoor Education
Outdoor Educator
(Environmental Field Studies Centre)
Mr Brenton Boswell
Dean of English
Ms Alison Boyd-Boland
Head of English
Mr David Gregory
B.A. (UNE), Grad. Dip. Ed. (UNE), MBA (Southern Cross)
Outdoor Educator
(Environmental Field Studies Centre)
Mrs Margaret Hanna
Science
Mr Alastair Hunt
Science
B.A. (Syd), LL.B.(Syd), Grad. Dip. Legal Practice (UTS), Grad. Dip. Ed. (UNE)
M.Ed. (Student Wellbeing) (ACU), B.A. (Hons) (Syd), Grad. Dip. Ed. (ACU)
B.Chem.Eng. (NSW), Grad. Dip. Ed. (ACU)
B.Sc.(Hons) (ANU), Grad.Dip. Ed. (UTS)
2015 STUDENT LEADERSHIP ROLES
HOUSE CAPTAINS
PREFECTS
Archer Mitchell Geha
Dulwich Alec Sheehy
Founder’s Harrison Gai
Henderson Dillon Giacoppo
Hilliard Anthony Nguyen
HolwoodZachary Galluzzo
KerriganChris Hart
LathamTom Dickinson
MurphyTheodore Kouventaris
School Scotland Alexander
and Joseph Tauvasa
StephensonVictor Wei
Taubman
Austin Lau
WeeksMarcus Trevena
Wilson Hogg James Webb
Wynn JonesAiden Davies
Young
Matt Price
Scotland Alexander (Sc)
Blake Artemi (Hi)
Christopher Artemi (Hi)
David Barbati (Mu)
John Basta (Ar)
Andrew Berg (Fo)
Rohan Browning (Du) Vice Captain
Eugene Chow (Sc)
Kieran Chu (We)
Harry Cobon (He)
Alexander Connolly (Ar) Vice Captain
Andrew Das (St)
Aiden Davies (WJ)
James Debono (Ke)
Tom Dickinson (La) School Captain
James Douglas (La)
James Doumanis (Mu)
Ravi Dutta (WJ)
Edward Dynasty (Yo)
Kiran Eswaran (Ke)
James Finney (Ho)
Harrison Gai (Fo)
Zachary Galluzzo (Ho)
Mitchell Geha (Ar) Vice Captain
Dillon Giacoppo (He)
EVENING
Prayer Meeting
WEDNESDAY 29TH OCTOBER
As part of Pastoral Care Week you are warmly invited to
the Parents’ and Supporters’ Prayer Meeting at the Head
Master’s Residence. Come and join in an evening where we
pray for the many needs of our School community and hear
something of the Christian Ministry within our School. Supper
is provided.
FROM 8.00PM - 9.30PM
AT THE HEAD MASTER’S RESIDENCE
RSVP (essential)
Please call Sue Trunk at the Summer Hill Reception
on 9581 6000 or email [email protected]
www.trinity.nsw.edu.au
Harrison Gregory (WH)
Chris Hart (Ke)
Walid Helou (Fo)
Luke Henry (Ta)
Oliver Hoare (St)
David Jeavons (Ta)
Theodore Kouventaris (Mu)
Austin Lau (Ta)
Samuel Ma (Ke)
Jordan Martenstyn (Hi)
James Newton (Yo)
Anthony Nguyen (Hi)
Karl Olliffe (Sc)
Max Peters (La)
Joshua Powell (Ho)
Callum Price (He)
Joshua Simat (He)
He Jin Soren Tan (WJ)
Joseph Tauvasa (Sc)
Angus Tonkin (Fo)
Marcus Trevena (We)
Raymond Wang (Yo)
James Webb (WH)
Victor Wei (St)
TGS CADET UNIT
From the Officer Commanding
In keeping with current security protocols
employed by the Australian Defence Forces,
many Schools have adjusted their policies in
relation to the wearing of cadet uniform.
With this in mind, our Cadets have been
instructed not to wear Cadet uniform in
public. Until further notice, boys in Cadets
are not to wear their Cadet uniform to or from
School. Boys will need to bring and change
into their Cadet uniform for parade, wearing
their bush hat and school shoes (not boots).
For new Year 8 Cadets, boots and ‘KFF’ or
‘Slouch hats’ will not be issued until they are
required.
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ACADEMIC FOCUS
SCHOOL COLOURS
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Full Colours Benjamin
Davies
Wynn Jones
Half Colours Tom
Salmon
Taubman
a Line
Thomas
Hallworth
Wynn Jones
Monty
Hannaford
Dulwich
Elliot
Ho
Henderson
Brian
Kim
Wilson Hogg
Derek
Leung
Founder’s
Ben
LoRusso
Henderson
William
Todd
Archer
Timothy
Wong
Stephenson
Full Colours Michael
Pahos
Hilliard
Half Colours Nicholas
Lee
Wynn Jones
Dean
Panos
Young
Victor
Wu
Murphy
Michael
Amin
Wilson Hogg
Half Colours
Boys whose achievement in any Year Group 7 – 12 is of
the highest order of merit (1-2 from each Year Group)
Jacob
Elmasry
Henderson
Mushahid
Khan
Archer
Line
Boys whose achievement in any Year Group 7-12 is of a
very high order of merit (5-8 from each Year Group)
Sidharth
Parulekar
Dulwich
James
Saab
Weeks
Joshua
Seet-Lee
Kerrigan
Connolly
Archer
Aiden
Davies
Wynn Jones
Andrew
Allan
Kerrigan
John
Basta
Archer
Eugene
Chow
School
Julian
Duong
Henderson
Dillon
Giacoppo
Henderson
Kevin
Liang
Archer
Jordan
Martenstyn
Hilliard
John
Morfis
Hilliard
Cheng
Founder’s
David
Ibrahim
Latham
Daniel
Balzer
Young
Gary
Chen
Founder’s
Harry
Dai
Holwood
Leo
Jiang
Murphy
Marco
Lee Solano
School
William
Qu
Dulwich
Rohan
Simpson
Wilson Hogg
Ishaan
Thakur
Young
James
Vallis
School
Yu Zhe
Zheng
Murphy
The close of an academic year brings accolades of many sorts,
and offers the opportunity to reward boys who have worked
solidly at their studies throughout the year. Speech Day is a high
point in this respect; and in a week or so, we shall have the
opportunity to present awards based on boys’ GPAs at Head
Master’s Assemblies.
Quietly, without a public ceremony, a relatively small number of
boys are awarded School Colours. In fact, this is one of the most
prestigious academic achievements the School has to offer. To
quote the Assessment Policy,
The Head Master, on the advice of the Director of Studies,
the Academic Committee and the Colours Committee, may
award School Colours at the end of the academic year as
follows:
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Full Colours
Dux of any Year Group 7 – 12
a Line
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To be included in such an élite group is an honour and an
achievement indeed. I am delighted to publish the Colours as
approved by the Head Master for the 2014 Academic year, at the
same time offering my congratulations to each of the recipients
on such a fine achievement.
Year Award
7
Given
Full Colours Nick
Isaiah
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Surname
House
Bouletos
Murphy
Full Colours Alexander
a Line
Tambyrajah Young
Half Colours Christyon
Hayek
Kerrigan
a Line
Daniel
Chu
Kerrigan
Ritvik
Dinesh
Kerrigan
Daniel
Fang
Taubman
Dominic
Jia
Young
Fergus
McCrory
Dulwich
Matthew
Ng
Kerrigan
Full Colours Nicholas
Testa
Murphy
Half Colours Matthew
Turner
Holwood
a Line
Darren
He
Latham
Lelland
Hui
Founder’s
Nicholas
Hui
Founder’s
Calvin
Li
Archer
Alexander
Maloof
Hilliard
Nicholas
Pavic
Latham
Steven
Serb
Archer
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Full Colours Adrian
a Line
Alan Harper | Director of Studies
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SOCIETY OF THE ARTS
NEXT CONCERT
JAMES CRABB
in recital
with guest cellist
JULIAN SMILES
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.
… he coaxes sounds that defy belief: supple, delicate, virtuosic
flights of notes; terrifying discordant snarls; intricate four-part
counterpoints; meltingly expressive lyricism...
- The Telegraph, UK
The last Society of the Arts concert for 2014 promises to be an
inspiring and ear-opening evening of music! The classical –
or free bass – accordion is a relatively new instrument, dating
back to the mid 20th century. One of its leading exponents will
introduce you to its amazing sound, colours and character, and is
guaranteed to win you over should you harbour any reservations
about its oom-pah-pah predecessor!
Virtuoso musician James Crabb was born in Scotland, studied
in Denmark, has performed around the world as a soloist with
orchestras and ensembles, and now resides in Sydney. For
this recital, he will be joined by Australia Ensemble cellist Julian
Smiles. The programme of solo and chamber music includes
Astor Piazzolla’s Tres Tangos, Sofia Gubaidulina’s astounding
De Profundis and Crabb’s arrangement of JS Bach’s Sonata no.
3 in G Minor. You will also hear some profound pieces by Ravel
and Bloch, and the humorous Roadrunner by contemporary
composer John Zorn.
Crabb’s repertoire ranges from original contemporary works
to transcriptions from Baroque through to the 21st Century,
Tango Nuevo and folk music. He is an authority on the music
of Astor Piazzolla, and has performed with the original members
of Piazzolla’s Quintet. Julian Smiles is well-known as former
principal cellist with the ACO, a founding member of the Goldner
String Quartet and a member since 1991 of the Australia
Ensemble.
If you haven’t had the chance yet to attend a Society of the Arts
concert, make sure you don’t miss this one!
Listen online to James Crabb performing with the Omega
Ensemble - click here to listen now
When: Wednesday 22 October, 7.30pm
Concert duration: approx. 60 mins, no interval.
Light refreshments will be served after the performance.
Where: Orchestra Room, Roderick West School of Music
Tickets: $30 full, $20 concession, family of 4 $75.
Free for Society of the Arts Members and Trinity students in
uniform. Book online http://www.trybooking.com/GBNH
Limited tickets will be available at the door (cash only). Doors
open 7.20pm. Proudly presented by Trinity Grammar School’s
Society of the Arts.
www.trinity.nsw.edu.au
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.
School Prayer
TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Parents and friends are most welcome to come and pray for
our boys and the School on Tuesdays, between 8.45am and
9.30am. We meet at reception in the Junior School Building.
MIDDLE AND SENIOR SCHOOLS SUMMER HILL
even weeks of term (Weeks 2, 4, 6, and 8)
Term 4 Tuesday October 14, Tuesday October 28
Tuesday November 11, Tuesday November 25
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 | Nellie O’Brien | phone 0402 489 509
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BASKETBALL
TRINITY BASKETBALL
Another Trinity Basketball season is upon us with all boys being
put through their paces as they compete for spots on teams. This
Saturday 2nds, 3rds and all A and B teams will be involved in trial
games against St. Augustine’s in the Trinity Sports Centre. All
other Teams will continue with internal trials in the Old Gym and
Outside Courts as the Coaching Staff begin to finalize teams for
the following Saturday’s first CAS round against Waverley.
Any boy who has a new Basketball singlet without a number
must drop off the singlet to my office no later than Monday
morning with his Name and House clearly marked on the back
of the tag inside the singlet so I can organize to have a number
placed on it. I suggest that you also put the singlet in a plastic
bag with your name and House marked on the bag.
SYDNEY SCHOOLS SHOOTOUT
A new look 1sts and 2nds squads entered the annual Sydney
Schools Shootout after a demanding two and half-day pre-season
camp in the Boarding House, which included three practice
sessions a day and a trial game against King’s. With many new
faces, players are still fighting for spots on both teams as each
group looks to build new combinations and team standards.
The Firsts went down in their opening game to an athletic Shore
(42-49) team as they looked to gain some rhythm with their new
offensive structure. St. Pius’ were Trinity’s next opponent and
with a game under their belt the Bottle Greens began to click,
pulling away in the second half to win comfortably (48-34). GPS
powerhouses Scots’ were Trinity’s third and final game in the
opening day of the tournament. A solid performance saw Trinity
compete for three quarters of the contest, but fatigue and nagging
injuries proved too much for this young evolving group, going
down to the eventual Schools Shootout Finalist by twenty-three
points (31-54). With the Quarter-Finals out of reach, Trinity’s
final game against Waverley enabled the Coaching Staff to sit
back and give all players a good hit out and assess who will fill
the roles needed for this Team to be successful. As in the other
Tournament games, Trinity were still yet to have all players in the
squad available due to recurring injuries and suffered another
loss (25-36).
Trinity showed plenty of promise and if they are able to field a
healthy Team for the upcoming CAS season and play relentless
defence, they will be a tough group to beat.
Tournament 1sts Squad:
James Finney (12Ho), Max Peters (12La), Callum Price
(12He), Lucas Angelakos (12WH), Julius Truong (12St),
Jarryd Fernandes (11La), Jayden Tanevski (11La), Riley
Smith (11Ke), Josh Di Giannantonio (11Ho), Jake Kerry
(10Ho), Andrew Jamieson-Grigg (10Ho) and Sebastian Diaz
(9Ta)
Injured: Jed Keogh (10Ar)
Ben Morrissey | MIC Basketball
The 2nds Squad, although comprising a completely new set of
players, bonded quickly as a team during the camp through both
intense training and relaxing recovery sessions. This season the
group consists of some ‘tall timber’ with the likes of Liam Rasch
(11WJ), Joseph Fayad (12Du) and John Bechara (11Mu).
Over two days Trinity played some quality basketball and came
away with strong wins in their pool games against Shore (38-22),
Redlands (41-22) and Waverley (37-25). The only loss was to a
young talented Scots’ (32-52). These efforts resulted in Trinity
finishing second in their pool and a spot in the Quarter-Finals
against CAS rival St. Aloysius’. In a see-sawing contest trinity led
in many times before a run of turnovers in the last five minutes
allowed Aloy’s to pull away for a six point win (25-31).
All boys took a whole-hearted approach to the camp and
tournament and put in efforts that are to be highly commended.
The team looks promising in the lead up to the CAS competition,
and I am certain that all boys will work hard to maintain the
standards and keep the momentum rolling.
Tournament 2nds Squad:
Tom Dickinson (12La), Matt Gleeson (12WH), Joseph Fayad
(12Du), Austin Lau (12Ta), Don Li (12Sc), Marco Kwong
(12Ar), Alex Andreatta (11Du), John Bechara (11Mu), Liam
Rasch (11WJ) and James Spanos (11Ho)
Unavailable: Jared Phillis (11Mu)
Tom Dickinson (12La) | 2nds Squad Player
SATURDAY 29TH NOVEMBER 2014 | 10AM - 5PM
SILEN T AUCTION DONATIONS
Before you know it, our 2014 Family Fiesta will be on. We are seeking donations for items to be
sold in the Silent Auction.
You can help by sending in meal vouchers for restaurants, items used in leisure activities, vouchers
for ‘experiences’, sporting memorabilia, jewellery, homewares, vouchers for music lessons, floral
arrangements or beauty treatments….. The list is endless.
For more information contact Fiona Davies mobile 0417 448 663 email [email protected]
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CRICKET
CAS 2 DAY vs WAVERLEY
Last Saturday saw the first day of the new Cricket season for the
2 day teams and the players and spectators alike were greeted
with magnificent weather for Cricket.
1ST XI
TRINITY 209 vs WAVERLEY 3-88
On a low and slow pitch our top order batsmen did exceptionally
well, giving us a solid platform. Jordan Martenstyn (12Hi) 69
and Mitchell Geha (12Ar) 71, built a very good partnership.
They constructed a 109 run stand in relatively quick time. It was
an exciting first session of play where we witnessed both boys
hitting the ball elegantly and with precision placement. They
found the boundary repeatedly and ran between the wickets
well. It was a pleasure to watch. Unfortunately neither of them
could go on to make a century, but nevertheless, they should
be proud of their efforts. However, this is where our dominance
ended. Waverley started to bowl more accurately and dried
up the runs. Our new batsmen found it difficult to adjust to the
conditions and the scoring of runs was difficult until you were set
at the crease. Under pressure, some of our boys’ shot selections
were not desirable and became the cause of their dismissal. We
scraped to 209 and knew that we had to take early wickets to put
us on top.
James Webb (12WH) started extremely well, capturing 2 wickets,
whilst Aiden Davies (12WJ) claimed one. We took these wickets
by pitching the ball up. During the final session of play we did not
do this enough. We wasted opportunities by bowling too short
and down leg side. If we bowl to our field, target off stump just a
bit fuller than a good length, then the pitch will assist us.
The game is in the balance. We must take quick wickets at the
start of play and this will be achieved by restricting runs and
showing energy in the field. Our boys have the potential and
passion to come out on top.
Andrew Yarad | 1st XI Coach
2ND XI
TRINITY 97 vs WAVERLEY 1-13
Trinity had a disappointing day with the bat in hand and it could
have been a lot worse if not for James De Bono’s (12Ke) fighting
innings of 26 not out. He showed patience and determination at
the crease and provided a good example for those batting higher
up the order. Defending a total of 97 is never easy, and quick
wickets are a must if victory is going to be at all possible. Nick
Blumor (12Hi) has provided an early breakthrough, and the
team will be looking for a few more quick wickets early on day 2.
10A
WAVERLEY 147 vs TRINITY 0-0
The 10A bowlers did a fine job in dismissing Waverley for 147
right on stumps. Sanjan Naganathan (10Ta) bowled superbly
to record the figures of 3-11 off 12 overs, as did Ben Davies
(10WJ), who also took 3 wickets. This was a very good team
performance and the side is in the box seat to start the season
off with a victory.
9A
WAVERLEY 6-270
It was a tough day in the field for the 9A side. With a total of
8 players unavailable for the match, it was always going to be
a challenge for the boys and the depth of the age group was
going to be tested. One aspect of the match that was particularly
pleasing for the coach, Mr Payne, was the way that the boys
never gave up in the field. This fighting spirit will stand them in
good stead for future matches. A big chase is required for the
side, and a whole team effort will be required in order to register
a first up win.
The season for all 1 day sides commences on Saturday 18th of
October, meaning that there is a week remaining of trials for all
sides.
Ian Moran | MIC Cricket
INVITATION
The School Council and the
Head Master invite you and your friends to attend...
ÆÆ THE FESTIVAL OF NINE LESSONS AND CAROLS
on Friday, November 28th at 7.30pm at St Andrew’s
Cathedral, Sydney and on Sunday, November 30th at
8pm in the War Memorial Chapel, Summer Hill Campus
ÆÆ THE JUNIOR SCHOOL ANNUAL PRIZE GIVING
on Thursday, December 4th at 10am in The James
Wilson Hogg Assembly Hall, Summer Hill Campus
ÆÆ THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL ANNUAL PRIZE GIVING
on Thursday, December 4th at 2.30pm in The James
Wilson Hogg Assembly Hall, Summer Hill Campus
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THIS WEEK...
Friday, 10 October 2014
YEARS 8-12 (2015) - ACADEMIC YEAR COMMENCES
8:30am - 10:00am
2015 School Officers - Induction (AH, TR, TLT & EDT)
5:00pm - 7:00pm
CAS Swimming Squad Season Launch - 1st Time Trial and TGS Club Night
5:30pm
Basketball - Trinity vs St Augustine’s 1sts (Sports Centre)
Saturday, 11 October 2014
Basketball - Trinity vs St Augustine’s 2nd, A, B Teams (Sports Centre)
Cadets - CAS Military Skills Competition (Barker, Holsworthy)
Sport - Years 8-12 Summer Trials
Water Polo - CAS Opens & 17s Trials
8:45am - 11:00am
CAS Swimming Squad Long Course Training (Ashfield)
11:30am - 1:00pm
Cricket - 2 Day - Round 1 - Trinity vs Waverley (Day 2) (Lunch DH 12pm)
Monday, 13 October 2014
Music -AmEB Examination Week commences
Year 12 - Examinations - HSC commence (AH & TR)
5:00pm - 7:00pm
CDSFA Striker Football Skills School Programme (Oval No. 2 & 3)
Tuesday, 14 October 2014
Year 12 - Examinations - HSC continue (AH & TR)
4:00pm - 8:00pm
Year 7 to 11 Parent Teacher Interviews (Teachers Supper Cafeteria 4pm)
Wednesday, 15 October 2014
Year 12 - Examinations - HSC continue (AH & TR)
7:00pm
Years 7-11 - ‘Best of Art’ Exhibition opening (DG)
Thursday, 16 October 2014
Year 12 - Examinations - HSC continue (AH & TR)
1:30pm - 5:00pm
9A Cricket Game (No. 3 Oval)
7:00pm
Year 12, 2015 - Parent Information Evening (OR)
Friday, 17 October 2014
Music -AMEB Examination Week concludes
Year 12 - Examinations - HSC continue (AH & TR)
7:45am - 8:30am
Year 7, 2015 Orientation Breakfast (DH)
5:00pm
Leadership through Cadets (Cafeteria)
5:30pm - 7:30pm
Debating Society 2015 Pre-Season Meeting (LT)
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Milton Cujes | Head Master | Friday 10 October 2014
CANTEEN | CAFETERIA ROSTER
WEEK 2 | 13th October - 17th October
WEEK 3 | 13th October - 17th October
Monday
Ellis, J; Hooper, A; Oo, H.
Monday
Bobb, D; Clark, K.
Tuesday
Ewida, G; Gebron, C.
Tuesday
Bellero, V.
Wednesday Arraj, T; Griffith, K; Kostoglou, O; Moore, D; Morfis, S.
Wednesday Ewida, G; Kostoglou, O; Moore, D.
Thursday
Repaci, R.
Thursday
Alcock, E; Lentin, D; Dahan, B.
Friday
McGrath, S.
Friday
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2014 PASTORAL CARE WEEK
PARENT SESSION
“COACHING ADOLESCENT BOYS TO HEALTH”
DATE
Monday 27th October, 2014
TIME
7.00pm to 8.30pm
LOCATION Experimental Drama Theatre (Summer Hill Campus)
RSVP ESSENTIAL | CLICK HERE (NOTE – THERE IS A SMALL CHARGE OF $5)
SESSION FOCUS
There are six core strengths in emotional development:
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attachment (making relationships),
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self-regulation,
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affiliation (becoming part of a group),
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attunement (developing empathy),
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tolerance (accepting others),
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respect (finding value in difference).
This session will introduce parents to these core strengths as part of a “mindfulness” parenting approach to adolescent boys. Of
these core strengths, a key focus will be on “self-regulation.” Self-regulation is often equated to self-discipline and is extensively
researched in Australian youth psychoeducation. Parenting strategies that empower self-regulation can improve your son’s selfdiscipline and the development of independent learning.
In addition, we will also look at boys’ “stress response system” and its optimal development involving repetitive exposure to
controllable challenges. Moderating predictable stress in a responsive controllable environment leads to the strengthening of
resilience in our adolescent boys.
WHAT IS TRIPLE P?
The Triple P-Positive Parenting Programme is a multi-level, parenting and family support strategy. Triple P aims to prevent
behavioural, emotional and developmental problems in children by enhancing the knowledge, skills and confidence of parents.
TRIPLE P PRESENTER?
Mr Peter Tryon is a former School counsellor at Trinity and is currently one of the leading Triple P presenters in Australia.
IS THE SEMINAR APPROPRIATE FOR ALL PARENTS?
Yes. Even though the focus is on adolescent boys, all parents of boys in Primary through to Year 12 are invited.
IS THERE A COST AND HOW DO I RSVP?
There is a small charge of $5. To RSVP and make your payment for this session, please click here.
HOW DO I FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE TRIPLE P PROGRAMME?
Please refer to the Triple P website at http://www.triplep.net You can also contact our TESS Department on 9581 6035 for more
information.
FINALLY …
As one of the only evidence-based parenting programs available, with over 30 years of proven clinical research to back it up, we
are sure this Triple P session can be of valuable assistance to many Trinity parents and families. We hope you consider taking up
this opportunity as part of Pastoral Care Week.
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