Year 7

7.1

BACK ROW: Matthew Koetser, Eddie Jia, Tristan De Gois, Liam Gearon, Joel Carcich, Deacan Seve, Declan Ryan MIDDLE ROW: Jackson Phillips, Declan Armour, Angus Mather, Marcus James, Matthew Maine, Miles Morgan, Kai Murphy, Matthew Crock FRONT ROW: Kundan Dharmapuri, Pietro Mafrica, Jehan Hopkins, Ms Su-Fen Chung, Sebastian Kelleher, Bon Nastasi, Sebastian Herrington ABSENT: Thomas Quarmby

7.2

BACK ROW: Anthony Bellouard, James Mulholland, Fraser Perkins, Max Van Noord, Alastair Stewart, Luca Morelli, Christian Ludovico MIDDLE ROW: Patrick Fable, Harrison Rogers, Dimitri Mazarakis, Mr Rodney Rainer, Sebastian Despotovski, Ted Smith, Xander Macdonald FRONT ROW: Max Di Girolamo, Matthew Thomson, Myles Mari, Kyle Turner, Alexander Hanjin De Filippo, Brandon O’Driscoll, Daniel Oatham, Madoc Lanfear Appleby ABSENT: Edward Davis

7.3

BACK ROW: Darshan Hawkins, Jack Trumper, William Burrell, Xander McQuillan, Eric Van Noord, Hamish Lambert, Sachin Tana, Austin Cass MIDDLE ROW: Oliver Nutt, Dalvin Paki, Thomas Park, Mr Michael Slack-Smith, Caden Barnett, Alvarez Dharma, Nicholas Gordon FRONT ROW: Harrison Bridgeman, Jacob Palmer, Isaac Heald, Christopher Leppard, Luke Perlini, Jordan Rodrigues, Christo Karageorgiou, James Mackenzie

7.4

BACK ROW: Maynard Gray, Harry Hansen-Knarhoi, Jack Periz, Justin Lim, Lachlan Boylen, Jack Gillespie, Aden Lake MIDDLE ROW: Javier Chadinha, Oshay Calgaret, Joshua Gomes, Miss Adelaide Garland, Oliver Pugh, Dominic Nelson, Maxwell York FRONT ROW: Matthew Wilson, Aodhan Seale, Connor Roberts, Gabriel Masbate, Fraser Yeo, Efstratios Gavalas, Damon Christianopoulos ABSENT: Harry Costa, Jack Tanner

7.5

BACK ROW: Jacob Marshall, Isaac Parker, Luca Iovene, Dylan Darmawan, Hugh Matar, Benjamin Carson, Ryan Kaczmarczyk, Kayden Luscombe MIDDLE ROW: Max Riggio, Turi Rodoreda, Zaiden Ladyman, Liam Bush, Ms Nadia Tati, Talan Rankin, Clayton Mott, Andre Gulluni, Carl Morrison FRONT ROW: Jonathon Le Goueff, Brandon Locke, Jake Quick, Kobee Beck, Izak Margaretic, Akhilesh Ambati, Benjamin Karelis

7.6

BACK ROW: Qiyang Chen, Oliver Bransby, Theodore Stynman, Austin Stanes, Joshua Damianopoulos, Lachlan Blyth, Domenic Lamattina, Nicholas Davies MIDDLE ROW: Noah Horgan, Dylon Treasure, Ethan Patman, Finn Johnston, Mr Martin Guest, Benjamin Cronin, Liam Gaston, Pierce Edmonds, Llavan Pirabananthan FRONT ROW: Nicholas Siciliano, Lennox McGrath, Thomas Zinni, Lachlan Rodger, Nadev Mahatalagalage Don, Alex Kaczmarczyk, Nam Lam

7.7

BACK ROW: Aden Thomson, Dan Lutula Shungu, Adam De Masi, Harrison Farmer, William Hall, Debadipti Sarkar, Max Hewitt, Xavier Nicoletto MIDDLE ROW: Flynn Sands, Luke Matthews, Branson May, Kobi Clarkson, Mr Timothy Carslaw, Thomas Murray, Oscar Palermo, James Parker, Kaleb Rodriguez FRONT ROW: Isaac Phan, Bailey Allen, James McCague, Logan Harris, Cohen Johnson, Jordan Allanson, Jack Rundle

7.8

BACK ROW: Luke Cooley, Daniel Fidock, Montgomery Petterson, Alexander Bradley-Moore, James Kenwery, Thomas Blayney MIDDLE ROW: Patrick Mannion, Cale Boska, Liam Stojan, Mr Peter Harper, Thomas McGrath, Noah Cork, Benjamin Thompson Tilyard FRONT ROW: Nathan Tobin, Levi Carle, Charlie Johnson, Aston Wilson, John Van Beek, Harrison Watkins ABSENT: Cash Alford, Finn Halford, Nicholas Moursellas, Gianni Norrish

J UNIOR SCHOOL

JUNIOR SCHOOL

When we talk with the boys in the Junior School, the phrase Men for Others is often used. The boys hear and learn about this motto from the moment they arrive at the College. It has a great message and is simple and succinct, but it means so much. In the Junior School, we promote this mantra regularly, trying to ‘catch’ the boys being Men for Others. We also provide opportunities for the boys where they can put this mantra into action, such as Christian Service.

The boys were greeted at the start of the year with a Junior School that had been renovated during the summer holidays. The refurbishment involved a new configuration to the Library and Inclusive Education area, two classrooms being enlarged, the addition of a Chillout Room, new toilets, the entrance and office space modernised and a new multi-purpose Science and Technology Room, complete with state-of-the-art technology to assist the teaching that will take place in the room. The introduction of the Science and Technology Room coincided with a raft of new learnings in this area. From the use of Surface Pro devices, to Coding Clubs, a variety of robots and programs to get the best use out of them and some excellent teacher leaders in the areas of IT, the boys are exposed to engaging learning experiences. This year, many of the boys were lucky enough to have a learning opportunity using the oculus rift in the VR Lab. The potential of this room in future years for engaging and stimulating learning is mind-blowing.

I believe a Trinity education focuses on a holistic education. Whilst the importance of learning to be literate and numerate cannot be understated, a wellrounded education provides opportunities for our boys to experience so much more – the beauty of singing or playing an instrument, having the opportunity to move and express ourselves through dance, through being a team mate, learning independence and developing friendships through camps are all life skills. Also, learning about representing our School and ourselves as the best people we can be, being ambassadors when we have visitors or when we leave the College on excursions and sporting and performing arts events. Using manners, saying thank you, shaking someone’s hand when you greet them – this is all part of a Trinity education.

Faith is at the centre of what we do, and our actions are an excellent expression of how we can live out our faith. Our regular Masses are lovely community moments which are well supported by parents and we have a great tradition of encouraging each boy to sit with his family. Earlier in the year, as part of LifeLink Day, every boy made a card and wrote a message of support and hope to someone who is marginalised. The mission money we raise each week goes primarily towards the College’s charities in India, where a vast difference is made to these children’s lives. Examples of our faith in action include contributions of 20 laundry baskets full of food items for The Shopfront this Christmas, raising money to provide six wheelchairs for Br Olly’s Wheelchairs for Kids and Ms Alana Brennan’s initiative to sell daffodils to raise awareness and funds for cancer.

As a school community, I believe one of our strengths is the diversity of faiths, backgrounds, heritage and even post codes of the people who walk through our gates. The Junior School is a very supportive community; we share similar goals, the most important one being to work together to make each boy the best person he can be. The Junior School has a positive feel, it is a place filled with energy. The new boys to the School usually take only a little time to identify themselves as forever belonging to TC. They love coming to School and there is a bond between the Junior School boys that unites them.

Mr Martin Tucker

Junior School Daffodil Day

TOBA is also a significant part of our community. The assemblies and connections with the Old Boys are simply brilliant. The President of TOBA, Mr Peter Torre (’89), and other members of the TOBA Executive are excellent role models for the boys, whether they are passionately sharing the history of the College, introducing us to rowing, promoting the pipes and drums, leading war cries, or dressing up as Santa, the assemblies are truly unique. I also thank men from the Golden Heritage Club for visiting the College to be interviewed and tell a few stories about their time in School. Our boys gain so much from this experience.

I also recognise those who contribute to this community. I feel blessed to be overwhelmed every time we ask for volunteers for book club, sports days and excursions. Our parents willingly attend parent evenings, Father’s Day breakfasts, Mother’s Day Masses and camps. Every time we ask for a cake to be made or morning tea to be provided, we have an abundance of food. It is also wonderful to finish each school week with an assembly, where there are so many parents and grandparents in attendance, it helps create a great atmosphere. Thank you for your positive support of all that encompasses your boy’s education and for wanting to pull together with us to make the Junior School a special place.

It is important that the School is seen as a safe and supportive environment – that is how the best learning takes place. As a School we understand boys. Whether it be the time spent with the boys on camps, on the sports field or in trying to plan a curriculum to engage your sons, the teachers all have your boys at the forefront of what we do and I feel that our Junior School teachers know your boys well. I wish to thank them for all they do and I am genuinely grateful to have such a cohesive staff.

I wish to acknowledge those who have helped to shape the Junior School this last year. The Assistant Heads of the Junior School, Mr Bernard Le Tessier and Ms Evelyn Temmen, have contributed positively and their work ethic and enthusiasm are features of their commitment to improving education for your boys. Our staff are a harmonious group and their collective and diverse abilities is our strength. I farewell and thank Miss Natalie Kenny for her six years in the Junior School. She has been an excellent teacher and will be missed. Thank you also to the parent body, which continues to be supportive of all that happens at Trinity. Finally, the boys – it is wonderful to guide and assist you to grow into fine young gentlemen and Men for Others.

Mr Martin Tucker (’87)

Head of Junior School

YEAR 6 GRADUATION

BACK ROW: Derek Rumford, Ryan Murphy, Zakriya Khan, Luka Bishop, Euan Gardiner, Brynley Boros, Callum Bonwick, Blake Kulenovic, Leo Sumich, Taj Kulenovic, Samuel Periz, Caleb Loveland, Jake Manson, Charles Gorski FOURTH ROW: Angus Calder, Antonio Sanfilippo, William Norman, Max Germano, Lucas Blair, Robert Moschilla, Aaron Webb, Matthew Jenkins, Jamie D’Agostino, Theo Mistilis, Braxton Buktenica, Murphy Allen, Evan Alderslade, Benjamin Filear, Quinn Hamilton THIRD ROW: Benjamin Cranny, Kobe Browne, Matthew Martin, Izaya Silva, Riley Gott, Aaron Le, Virtue Ta, Liam McDonnell, Jac Beros, Elliot Budrovich, Campbell Bradley, Rocco Perroni, William Sartor, Jack Sawkins, Jamison Hehir, Hudson Foote SECOND ROW: Mr James Quin, Miss Natalie Kenny, Jack Miocevich, Yianni Sarris, Conor Boland, Isaac Adamos, Jack Edmondson, Joseph Sykes, Gabriel Pereira, Sean Blampey, Alessandro Hipolito, Nicholas Day, Rocco Fowler, Alessio Musbah, Torrey Benness, Roberto Galipo, Matthew Ryan, Sebastian Foti, Hayden Theobald, Mr Tony Maxfield, Mr Martin Tucker FRONT ROW: Samuel Ladhams, Jack Scacchia-Maher, Julian Lamattina, Hudson MacDonald, Rhys DeCelis, Nicholas Peca, Andre Adams, Hugo Lustig, Nicholas Bowden-Jones, Deakin Tran, Liam Quartermain, Kato Pachioli, Isaac Hoang, Parker MacDonald, Jackson Theobald ABSENT: Isaac Quadros