We acknowledge Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to lands, waters and communities
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land on which our College is situated, the Wiradjuri people, and pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging.
Trinity Anglican College is a co-educational College that offers more.
We are driven by passion, dedication, education and innovation We are committed to providing diverse learning experiences that empower the next generation of leaders.
Located on the New South Wales and Victorian border, with a campus in Thurgoona, we nurture and educate our students to achieve outstanding academic results in our state-of-the-art classrooms and beyond
Our Scholarship Program provides our new and existing students with the opportunity to grow and learn in a unique environment, to develop as life-long learners and become the leaders of the future.
Our educational excellence is supported by a rich and diverse curriculum, alongside co-curricular and creative programs that encompass everything from the arts and sport to technological pursuits.
An education at Trinity is not just transformative - it is impactful and meaningful We believe the journey of self-discovery and personal growth starts here, providing a solid foundation for wherever our students aspire to go and whatever they dream to become.
Our Purpose:
We are committed to living our Anglican Identity, fostering a community grounded in faith, compassion and service. Through inspiring leadership and sound governance, we provide a foundation for excellence, ensuring a future-focused learning environment
We strive to deliver engaging experiences that ignite curiosity, challenge minds, and nurture a love of learning.
Our school values our people and community, recognising that every student, staff member, and family contributes to our shared success.
We celebrate who we are, embracing our unique traditions, achievements, and aspirations to create a vibrant and inclusive school culture.
Our Motto Omnia possibilia apud Deum. All things are possible with God.
Our Vision for Learning is a unified set of attributes for teaching and learning at all AngliSchools. It serves as a compass for our learning communities and articulates the attributes, qualities and transferable skills we seek to embed in our learners. These attributes will position our students to navigate and thrive through challenge and change, and contribute to the success and strengthening of their communities
The six attributes under the Vision for Learning are:
Collaborative
Sharing ideas respectfully, listening to others, working together to solve problems, and celebrating everyone’s success.
Doing your best, getting involved in positive activities, and taking charge of your own learning.
Asking questions to learn more, trying new ways of thinking and solving problems, and using reasons to explain your ideas.
Feeling supported to learn and do well, recognising what makes you unique, and appreciating differences in others.
Facing challenges head-on, taking responsibility for your choices, and keeping going even when things are tough.
Asking questions and getting involved in the world around you, caring about issues in your community and beyond, and understanding how your voice can make a difference.
Commencing in 2026, Trinity Anglican College offers a number of Academic, Sports, Performing Arts and Indigenous Scholarships for entry into Years 10, 11 and 12 to new and existing students. In 2026, in partnership with St Matthew’s Anglican Church, we are pleased to offer Chorister Scholarships to students in Year 3 and above.
Awarded to students of exceptional academic potential who demonstrate excellence across a broad range of disciplines.
Sports Scholarships are awarded to students who are competing at State or National level. In addition to being a willing participant in the wide range of opportunities available at the College, recipients must also demonstrate a sound level of academic achievement.
Performing Arts Scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate a high level of skill in areas such as music, singing, dance or drama. In addition to involvement in our Performing Arts Program, recipients must also demonstrate a sound level of academic achievement.
Indigenous Scholarships are awarded to Indigenous students who demonstrate a concern for the broader community, a connection to their cultural heritage, leadership abilities, and a commitment to their academic studies.
Chorister Scholarships are awarded to students (Year 3 and above) in partnership with St Matthew’s Anglican Church. These scholarships offer a wonderful opportunity to contribute to the liturgical program, both St Matthew’s and the College.
Interested students are required to apply online via the Trinity Anglican College website before the closing date.
All students wishing to apply for an Academic Scholarship must sit the Academic Assessment Services (AAS) Scholarship Test at the students’ home on Wednesday 9 April 2025.
An application fee of $130 is required when registering with AAS Interested students are required to register online via the Trinity Anglican College website before the closing date.
Please note: testing will not be permitted unless the application fee has been paid and a 10-minute preparation test has been completed by Sunday 6 April 2025
50% of the annual Tuition Fee is dependent on academic performance in the AAS test and review of other documents supporting academic performance.
Registrations with AAS close on Wednesday 2 April 2025, at 10.00am. Testing is scheduled for Wednesday 9 April, 2025.
All scholarship applicants are requested to provide a Portfolio including:
A cover letter written by the student outlining their interest in the scholarship and, if not yet enrolled at Trinity, why they are interested in enrolling (max two pages)
NAPLAN - most recent (plus additional years).
Two most recent school reports that include teacher comments
Any other supporting (academic-related) documentation.
Evidence of high achievement in co-curricular activities within the school environment or local community
Results in academic competitions.
Evidence of leadership roles (if applicable).
Other academic evidence
*AAS results are sent directly to the College, therefore not required to be included as part of the application These results are kept confidential to the College
Students shortlisted based on academic performance will be invited for an interview.
50% of the annual Tuition Fee is dependent on meritorious performance and review of other documents supporting excellence in sport (state or national representation).
Applications
Applications close on Wednesday 2 April 2025, at 10.00am. Interviews conducted in Term 2, 2025.
Students applying are required to submit the following items in their portfolio: A cover letter written by the student outlining their interest in the scholarship and, if not yet enrolled at Trinity Anglican College, why they are interested in enrolling (max two pages)
Provide an overall summary of major event results including evidence to verify these results.
A personal reference, such as sports coach, instructor, mentor, etc. Two most recent school reports that include teacher comments. Any other supporting (merit-related) documentation
An application fee of $50 payable to the College is required when submitting a Sports Scholarship Application
Interview
Students shortlisted based on meritorious performance will be invited for an interview
50% of the annual Tuition Fee is dependent on meritorious performance and review of other documents supporting excellence in music, singing, dance or drama.
Applications
Applications close on Wednesday 2 April 2025, at 10.00am. Interviews conducted in Term 2, 2025.
Students applying are required to submit the following items in their portfolio: A cover letter written by the student outlining their interest in the scholarship and, if not yet enrolled at Trinity Anglican College, why they are interested in enrolling (max two pages).
List of relevant performance results in the chosen area of interest Provide an overall summary of major event results including evidence to verify these results.
A personal reference from a relevant teacher, tutor or mentor. Two most recent school reports that include teacher comments. Any other supporting (merit-related) documentation.
An application fee of $50 payable to the College is required when submitting a Performing Arts Scholarship Application
Interview
Students shortlisted based on meritorious performance will be invited for an interview
50% of the annual Tuition Fee is dependent on meritorious performance and review of other documents
Applications
Applications close on Wednesday 2 April 2025, at 10.00am.
Interviews conducted in Term 2, 2025.
Students applying are required to submit the following items in their portfolio:
A cover letter written by the student outlining their interest in the scholarship and, if not yet enrolled at Trinity Anglican College, why they are interested in attending (max two pages).
Evidence of high achievement in co-curricular activities within the school environment or local Indigenous community
A personal reference, such as a teacher, Principal or Senior Indigenous Community Member.
Evidence of leadership roles (if applicable)
Other academic evidence.
Two most recent school reports that include teacher comments.
Any other supporting (merit-related) documentation
There is no cost associated with an Indigenous Scholarship Application.
Australian citizen who identifies as an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander (applicant must supply a Certificate of Aboriginality).
Students shortlisted will be invited for an interview.
50% of the annual Tuition Fee is dependent on meritorious performance and review of other documents
Applications
Applications close on Wednesday 2 April 2025, at 10.00am. Interviews conducted in Term 2, 2025.
Students applying are required to submit the following items in their portfolio:
A cover letter written by the student outlining their interest in the scholarship and, if not yet enrolled at Trinity Anglican College, why they are interested in attending (max two pages).
List of relevant performance results in the chosen area of interest. Provide an overall summary of major event results including evidence to verify these results
A personal reference from a relevant teacher, tutor or mentor.
Two most recent school reports that include teacher comments.
Any other supporting (merit-related) documentation
An application fee of $50 payable to the College is required when submitting a Chorister Scholarship Application
Eligibility
Year 3 or above in 2026
Interview
Students shortlisted will be invited for an interview
Please note that there are attendance requirements as part of this scholarship.
Step 1
Identify the desired scholarship and review the submission requirements
All Academic Scholarship applications and testing is managed by the AAS
All application details are available on the Trinity Anglican College website: www.trinityac.nsw.edu.au/scholarships
Step 2
For Academic Excellence Scholarships, register with the AAS for testing requirements Submit all required documentation by the closing date
For Sports, Performing Arts, Indigenous and Chorister Scholarships, refer to submission requirements and submit via the College website by the closing date.
Applications for all scholarships close on Wednesday 2 April 2025, at 10.00am. Testing for Academic Scholarships, only, will be conducted on Wednesday 9 April, 2025.
Step 3
Successful Scholarship applicants will be invited for an interview in Term 2, 2025 Unsuccessful applicants will be notified in writing.
NEW Enrolments
New students will need to include an Enrolment Application Form and required documentation with their scholarship application. Please refer to the Trinity Anglican College website for our Enrolment process www.trinityac.nsw.edu.au/enrolments
Scholarship conditions for successful students, will be outlined in the letter of offer
These conditions may include the following:
Maintain a high academic level
Remain in good standing with the College in relation to:
Behaviour and effort
Attendance and engagement in College life
Compliance with other expectations
Participate in the co-curricular activities
High standards of citizenship
Show support for the leadership role that is implicit for all scholarship holders. This includes being a positive role model for both peers and younger students, displaying leadership by encouraging and supporting other students, and fostering team and College spirit.
The College will reserve the right to terminate the scholarship in the event of gross or continued breaches of expectations, an unwarranted decline in academic achievement or application, or persistent failure to support the College’s CoCurricular Program.
Our scholarships are subject to annual reviews which consider behaviour, general application and progress, and ongoing maintenance of the requirements of the selection criteria of the scholarship awarded
