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Year 4
Year 4
Our year got off to a flying start with our Peer Mentor Programme organized by Mr Maxfield and Mr Bell. This programme is designed to help the students have a smooth transition into life at Trinity College. The peer mentors are Year 7 students who are paired up with a
Mr Gordon Dean Year 4 Blue buddy in Year 4. As usual, the Year 7 students did a wonderful job with the varied activities they run to make the new students feel welcome and safe at Trinity. We had a terrific year which included excursions to the Zoo and to the Schoenstatt Shrine in Armadale, as well as many incursions at school. The year can best be summed up by a few comments from the students.
Gordon Dean
Reflections on the Year 2005 by 4 Blue students:
I like Trinity because we do swimming and lots of sport and I feel safe at the school. I enjoy all subjects especially art, music and library. I also enjoy going to Mass especially when I get to read and sing.
Fraser Hay
I enjoyed playing guitar as my musical instrument and I enjoyed having art lessons with Mr Lamborn. It was a fun year at Trinity College. It has been the best year of my life. “Trinity College Rocks!” Coen Newton-Johnson I really enjoyed the group “Tetrafide” when they performed at school as well as “The Circus” put on by the boys in the Mary Rice Centre. Science was lots of fun. We made anemometers which measure wind speed and we also made round paper planes. Trinity is the best school I have been to and we had a great teacher.
Steven Gorman
I really love everything that happens at Trinity, especially sport. I like how teachers know how to handle us “the boy way.” I fit in well compared to my old school.
Morgan Watervoort
Trinity makes me comfortable every time I come here. It feels really welcoming. Andrew Eyers I like Trinity because teachers help you as much as they can. Teachers are happy and that’s why I think Trinity is the best school on earth. Stuart Zekulich
Everyday I am excited about coming to school. I like all the sport and games. Peter Matthys I really like how everyday I feel welcome. There are many boys who stand up for the students who are bullied. Tom Maxfield
I enjoy art because I like being creative and music because I like singing. Nicholas Scott
YEAR 4 BLUE
Back row: Nicholas Quinn, Nicholas Scott, Noah Harris, Isaac Mendelawitz, Stuart Zekulich, Conall Taggert. Third row: Isaac Polini, Simon Nicoli, Andrew Eyres, Alexander John, Cameron McSweeney, Jaydn Giudici, Anton De Francesch. Second row: Matthew Bullen, Coen Newton-Johnson, Morgan Watervoort, Angus Gillispie, Peter Perry, Steven Gorman, Lance Mongoo, Mr Gordon Dean. Front row: Peter Matthys, Adam Nguyen, Jayden Torre, Fraser Hay, James Coombs, Samuel Dowsing, Joel Vernon, Thomas Maxfield, Liam Bisschops. Absent: Lewis Martin.
Year 4
Year 4
Mrs Catherine Tesoreiro
Year 4 Green
Mrs Ricki Boe
Year 4 Green
During 2005 In Society and Environment we studied countries and in Science we studied water.
An excursion to the Schoenstatt Shrine helped us prepare for our First Holy Communion, which we celebrated on 19 August. During Term Three we competed against Hale and Aquinas in rugby. We also enjoyed our House and Interschool cross-country and athletics carnivals.
On Fathers’ Day we invited fathers of Junior School students to join us for breakfast in the Junior School undercover area. During Term Three we also competed in the ‘Big Walk’ which we enjoyed despite the wet weather. In Term Four we studied Australia and its animals and in Science we studied flight. In this term we chose sport options from indoor cricket, soccer, table tennis and ten-pin bowling. Our assembly in Term Four was on 21 October and we performed a song called ‘Holiday’. We all rehearsed very hard for our Junior School Concert and Presentation evening which was fantastic and we finished 2005 with a Farewell Mass. What a great year!
Fraser Staltari
On our first day of school we were very nervous about meeting new people. Our teachers, Mrs Tesoriero and Mrs Boe, were very kind to us and helped us make friends. On Pancake Tuesday some Mums came and helped us to cook delicious pancakes. Thank you Mums! Our first carnival was the Basketball Carnival against Aquinas. It was great fun and we played hard and fair. Go Trinity! In Term Two we had a new teacher, Mr Sibson. Mr Sibson was a fun teacher and he taught us lots of terrific science experiments. Mr Sibson rocks! Also in Term Two we had our football and soccer carnivals, they were awesome. We felt very proud representing Trinity. Another highlight of this term was our Mothers’ Day Mass when we gave our mothers a flower and card.
Sheldon Russell
YEAR 4 GREEN
Back row: James Ryan, Marcus Tobin, Jared Whitely, Aran Speldewinde, Joshua Bartlett, Jack Seward. Third row: William Colreavy, Kristian Giudici, Samuel Murray, Kevin Tran, Matthew Hadfield, Joshua Salkilld-Campbell, Finlay Koenig-Luck. Second row:Mrs Catherine Tesoriero, Zachari Vernon, Harold Nguyen, Michael Kannis, Marc Bormolini, Kieran Hunter, Nicholas Di Nardo, Simon Fogliani, Sheldon Russell, Mrs Ricki Boe. Front row: Joshua Rouphael, Cory Dugan, Henry Chabros, Jay-Jordan Parise, Mr Adam Sibson, Wesley Maxfield, Jayden Giorgi, Fraser Staltari, Davide Tassone.
