Articles tagged: Trinity College Colac
Longtime Trinity teacher’s thrilling travel win
Trinity College Colac teacher Des Ryan has won a $10,000 travel voucher in the school’s 2022 major raffle.
Numeracy results praised
For students who spent most of their first two years of high school in remote learning during COVID-19 lockdowns, Trinity College Year Nines’ numeracy NAPLAN results are worth celebrating.
Island beckons Schoolies
A group of Trinity College Year 12 students will gain an eye-opening experience, learn about Indigenous culture and reunite with a favourite teacher when they travel to Palm Island for an alternative Schoolies trip.
Colac student reflects on education journey
Trinity College Year 12 student Eliza Walters says it hasn’t quite sunk in yet that her time at high school is drawing to a close.
Excited students keen to lead
Trinity College Colac’s new captains are looking forward to leading the school in a positive direction and celebrating the school community.
Charity leader proud of efforts
Samuel Johnson has digested more than 100,000 personal cancer stories face-to-face. And he says no two are the same.
Keeping Colac tidy
Cleaning up Colac is all in a day’s work for these teens.
Students try their hands at teaching
Colac mums are having an influence on their kids’ future career choices, if this week’s Trinity College work experience placements are anything to go by.
Trinity College Year 10 Ball
It was a special night out for Trinity College Year 10 students who enjoyed their annual social ball.
Schools hold steady with lower absences
A Colac high school and primary school say they are experiencing low student and staff COVID-19 absentee rates but remain wary of possible spikes, encouraging people to stay home when unwell.
Schools crack down on student vaping
Colac’s high schools are cracking down on student vaping and its health risks, with one college set to trial vape detectors, with out-of-school vaping behaviour also concerning school leaders and parents.
Exploring future options
A university and TAFE pathways event has given Trinity College and Colac Secondary College Year 12 students an insight into life after high school.
Aths action at Trinity
There was excitement in the air as Trinity College Colac students celebrated their annual athletics day.
Students relish adventure time
Trinity College Colac’s Year 10 cohort enjoyed an exciting adventure camp along the Surf Coast last week.
Colourful swimming day
Trinity College Colac students decked themselves out in their team colours for their annual swimming sport day.
Student elated with VCE result
Happiness and surprise were the emotions Jennifer Roache was feeling when she found out she was Trinity College Colac’s 2021 dux.
Kids show business savvy
Trinity College Colac Year Nine students have raised $3500 for charity organisations, in a project focused on creating a social enterprise to create a positive impact.
Year 12s eager to see results
This week will mark the culmination of two years of VCE work in the midst of a global pandemic for Colac district Year 12 students, as they await their exam results.
Trinity College graduation
It was the end of an era for Trinity College Colac Year 12 students, as they farewelled their secondary school life at a graduation ceremony.
A big finale for Year 12s
Trinity College Colac Year 12 students let their hair down last week, as they celebrated their last day of school. Students went all out in great costumes on Wednesday, dressing to the theme “as seen on the screen”.
Student’s drive to help
Getting the Colac and district community involved to support people in need is the driving force behind a Colac 14-year-old’s project.
Schools kick off vax blitz
Trinity College Colac has begun its COVID-19 vaccination drive for VCE students, with students getting their first jabs yesterday.
School musical held off
The latest COVID-19 lockdown has forced the postponement of Trinity College Colac’s stage production.
All dressed up and nowhere to go
COVID-19 has impacted Trinity College Colac’s senior ball for the second year in a row, with the college’s staff and students holding out hope for a rescheduled date.
