A Guide to Co-Curricular at Trinity College

A guide to

Co-Curricular Activities at Trinity College

About co-curricular activities at Trinity College Trinity College prides itself on creating many opportunities for students to explore new skills and develop their talents, throughout the school year. Trinity seeks to offer affordable and convenient arrangements for its students to enjoy a variety of activities external to the classroom. We aim to keep the prices of these activities as low as possible, with many at no extra charge, to assist with the cost of living pressures on families.

Global and National Experiences Trinity offers a range of experiences that go beyond our local College setting, such as service work, language growth, exploring history, cultural immersion, unique sporting opportunities, various academic challenges between countries and so much more. The College hosts students from our sister schools in France and China to strengthen Global connections. Your child may wish to consider some of the following experiences that become available to students at varying year levels: Cambodia Service Trip (annually) China Cultural Tour (every second year) France Cultural Tour (every second year) Robotics Tournaments (previously in China and the USA) Interstate Experiences: Ski Trip (annually in the Australian snow) Ballarat Grammar Sporting Exchange (every second year) Gold Coast International Netball Carnival (annually) Robotics and Robocup Competitions Band Competitions

Learning is not confined to the classroom.

Our amazing facilities allow so much more to be explored, opening a wide array of opportunities that enable development of the whole child.

Please Ask Co-curricular activities can change from year to year and from term to term. This document is purely a guide to our possible offerings. Many factors influence available co-curricular options including enrolment numbers, availability of specialist coaches, student requests and the fixtures/facilities of various sporting associations who we register with to compete against other schools.

Sports

Athletics Coaching across all Track and Field disciplines, plus Cross Country and Orienteering options.

An opportunity to compete at various city, country, state and national events.

YEARS 6-12

Netball Offering summer and winter competitions, plus a junior program for new players and an Academy for elite players.

Trinity College is endorsed as a Netball SA specialist school.

An opportunity to compete in Intercol, Ballarat Exchange, Knockout competition, Gold Coast International tournament, Mt Gambier/ Kadina Carnivals and state finals.

YEARS 2-12

Netball Academy.

YEARS 4-12

A community netball program (Net Set Go!) offered at Trinity.

EY-YEAR 3

Hockey Catering for boys and girls at all player levels.

An opportunity to compete in state finals including country competitions and Knockout.

YEARS 1-12

Softball We offer T-Ball and Softball through the Gawler and Districts Softball Association.

An opportunity to compete in Knockout competition.

EY-YEAR 12

Football From learning the rules of Australian Rules Football to playing games at a very high level. We compete in both the Sports Association for Adelaide Schools (SAAS) and local competitions.

An opportunity to compete in Intercol, Ballarat Exchange, Knockout and state finals.

YEARS 2-12

A community AFL (Auskick) program offered at Trinity.

EY-YEAR 3

Basketball Our keen players compete in the Sports Association of Adelaide Schools (SAAS) Competition.

Opportunity to play Knockout competitions, Intercol and state finals. In 2018 we were National Champions.

YEARS 7-12

A social basketball program at STARplex is available for all students.

EY-YEAR 12

Cricket We compete in the Sports Association of Adelaide Schools (SAAS) competition.

We have female and male teams and an internal Years 4-7 program.

An opportunity to compete in Knockout competitions and state finals.

YEARS 4-12

A community cricket program offered at Trinity.

Open to all members of the community with SACA support.

EY-YEAR 4

Soccer Our boys and girls teams compete in the Independent Schools competition.

An opportunity to compete in Intercol and Knockout.

YEARS 6-12

A soccer academy for younger players.

EY-YEAR 5

Swimming For experienced swimmers to compete in the Independent Schools competitions and carnivals.

YEARS 8-12

Primary age.

YEARS 4-7

Tennis Catering for beginners to the more experienced tennis player.

An opportunity to play in local competitions, Knockout and Drive Tennis.

EY-YEAR 12

Hot Shots program.

EY-YEAR 3

Trinity College offers students a number of opportunities to discover and explore their creative potential.

Arts

Instrumental & Vocal Lessons (Individual and Shared tutoring)

Learn an instrument: Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon, Recorder, Saxophone, Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass, Euphonium, Trombone, French Horn, Tuba, Trumpet, Piano, Ukulele/Banjo, Guitar (acoustic, electric, bass), Percussion (drum kit, tuned percussion) and Voice lessons.

An opportunity to play in a College Band, Ensemble, or Choir.

EY-YEAR 12

Bands/ Ensembles Play in a junior or advanced band or an instrumental/vocal ensemble to build your confidence in a concert performance setting.

Our various bands and ensembles cater for all skill levels.

Perform at school assemblies and events and compete at the Balaklava Eisteddfod, state and national band competitions.

YEARS 3-10

Senior Concert Band is for students who have been playing for more than four years.

Perform at College events with the opportunity to compete at National Band Championships.

YEARS 9-12

College Musical Participate in a full musical production with opportunities to perform in lead roles, the ensemble or dance team or assist off-stage as part of our stage crew.

An opportunity to perform at the Hewitson Theatre with a paying audience. *Year levels vary depending on the annual production but are generally Years 7-12.

YEARS 7-12*

Choirs An ensemble for students who love to sing. Choirs for Junior, Middle and Senior school students.

Perform at school assemblies and events.

YEARS 3-12

Art Club Visual Arts activities including ceramics, painting and drawing.

An opportunity to improve your fine art skills and host an exhibition.

YEARS 3-10

Drama Production A school based production for people who enjoy acting, singing and dancing or assisting off-stage as a member of the stage crew.

An opportunity to take part in a musical production with a paying audience.

YEARS 5-10

Curiosity & Creativity Club To help students develop their awareness and interest in the visual arts and how we interpret the world through art and design works.

An opportunity to analyse art/design pieces as well as create your own art and design work.

YEARS 8-10

STARplex

Basketball

Netball

Social basketball games and development programs are offered.

Social netball from the younger years all the way to older participants.

Summer only with a team nomination process.

Summer only with a team nomination process.

EY-YEAR 12

AGES 8-16 YEARS

Dance Programs

Gymnastics

A variety of dance genres including jazz, funk, salsa, modern and hip hop.

No experience necessary and stage performances each term.

Learn trampolining, uneven bars, balance beams, rings, rolling and tumbling skills.

Recreational and competitive programs offered.

AGES 8-16 YEARS

AGES 4-12 YEARS

Fit & Active Kids

Swimming From learning to swim to a squad program and elite swimming.

Simple fitness moves taught to music that will improve physical habits.

STARplex has its own Swim Club that competes at short course events.

All equipment supplied and lessons are in the fitness centre.

AGES 6 MONTHS+

AGES 3-13 YEARS

Soccer Indoor Futsal competition operates for new and experienced players.

A team nomination process.

AGES 8-16 YEARS

We believe co-curricular activities can unearth many hidden talents and abilities and are a vital part of a student’s education.

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Cattle Club

Debating

Training and preparation of beef cattle for exhibition at agricultural shows.

Debating is a fun activity in which ideas and policies are examined with the aim of persuading people within an organised structure.

An opportunity to compete at the Royal Adelaide Show and the Gawler Show.

YEARS 7-12

An opportunity to compete against other schools.

YEARS 6-12

Code Club Build problem solving skills by learning computer coding and programming.

An opportunity to engage in fun, creative programming projects.

YEARS 4-6

Discovering Technology Students use workshop equipment and materials to build small projects out of plastic, wood and metal.

An opportunity to craft your own household items.

YEARS 8-12

Equestrian The Horsemanship program is a hands on experience, learning the importance of working safely around horses, correct grooming and saddling, riding, feeding, health care and rugging.

An opportunity to be involved in Trinity’s Annual Gymkhana.

EY-YEAR 12

Extended Learning Program Interactive sessions in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Literacy and Culture.

An opportunity to work in small groups and develop creative projects.

YEARS 2-4

Goat Club Learn the skills of training and preparing goats for exhibition at agricultural shows.

An opportunity to exhibit at the Gawler and Royal Adelaide Shows.

YEARS 6-12

Kidz Club Bible stories, social interaction, fun and games.

The opportunity to explore the Christian faith in a social setting.

YEARS 2-6

Lion Dancing Students learn to play the roles of front lion dancers, back lion dancers, drummers, cymbalists, gong players and clowns.

An opportunity to perform at Lunar New Year and Moon Lantern Festival launches.

YEARS 4-12

STEM Robotics Have fun designing, building and programming a robot as part of a dynamic team.

Students are encouraged to think creatively to develop solutions through programming, design and construction.

An opportunity to develop team work skills and compete in Robocup competitions.

YEARS 4-6

Tournament of Minds (ToM) A problem solving program for multi-aged teams of students who work together to solve a demanding, open ended long term challenge.

The opportunity to compete at Flinders University annual ToM event.

YEARS 7-10

Trinity Engineering & Robotics Develop STEM and team work skills through a range of innovative robotics competitions.

An opportunity to compete in local, national and international competitions such as VEX EDR Robotics, First Tech Challenge and First Global.

YEARS 8-12

Legend

there is no cost to participate in this activity.

a fee applies to participate in this activity.

a uniform hire fee applies to participate in this activity.

a cost applies if this team/group make a state/ national or international final and must travel to compete.

activity operates in Terms 1/2/3/4.

this activity is school based and is therefore not offered at every Trinity school.

Learn More To learn more about STARplex programs and pricing, visit their website: STARplex.com.au

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