TRINITY CATHOLIC COLLEGE

The school commenced in 1995 with enrolments on two campuses —
Auburn (Years 9 to 12) and Regents Park (Years 7 and 8). Trinity has a unique
structure with each campus administered by a campus director, who is
responsible for the day-to-day operations. The principal, assistant principal,
director of studies and religious education co-ordinator have cross-campus
responsibilities.

Facilities: An extensive refurbishment program has been undertaken
on both campuses, with new technology, library and science facilities.

Curriculum: All eight Key Learning Areas are taught from Years 7 to
12. Links have been established with the six primary feeder schools to ensure
continuity of curriculum from Kindergarten to Year 8. Students in Years 9 and
10 have a great range of elective subjects to choose from. Students in Years 11
and 12 have a wide variety of subjects to choose for the HSC, including most
traditional subjects, vocational curriculum frameworks and TAFE courses. A
large number of Australian competitions occur in many subjects. All students
follow an integrated religious education program from Years 7 to 12, and the
Catholic ethos of the college is vigorously promoted in all of its activities.

Sport: The college has a proud tradition and participates in the MCS
and MCCS competitions in 20 different representative sports, and another 19 are
offered as internal sport.

Extracurricular activities: Debating, public speaking, Mock Trial,
music, choir, and drama are enthusiastically supported. A creative and
performing arts evening occurs every year.

Welfare and personal development: ESL classes are provided for
students from non-English-speaking backgrounds. A strong and caring pastoral
program operates and a number of qualified school counsellors work with the
students and staff. Special support is given to ESL and special needs students.
Extension classes operate throughout Years 7 to 10 as well as other targeted
gifted and talented activities.