Head Master s Bulletin

Transcription

1 Head Master s Bulletin THE WEEKLY BULLETIN OF TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL SENIOR SCHOOL WHITSUN TERM BULLETIN IX FRIDAY 24TH JUNE 2016 FROM THE HEAD MASTER Based on the voting from Year 10, Year 11 and staff, together with the considered reflections of the Pastoral Committee (Senior Housemasters) I am now in a position to make public that I have invited the following boys to take up responsibilities, initially as Probationary House Captains and Probationary Prefects. These boys will be attending the School Officers Workshop from 24th to 26th July. HOUSE CAPTAINS PREFECTS Archer William Todd Callum Arnold (St) Brian Kim (WH) Dulwich Peter Braga and Monty Hannaford James Artemi (Hi) Luca Kmet (Ke) Founder's Oscar Chaffey Luke Asnicar (Yo) Peter Kostoglou (Sc) Henderson Benjamin Lo Russo Samuel Austin (Hi) Matthew Lang (La) Hilliard Daniel Gabriel Salil Barrett (Ta) Derek Leung (Fo) Holwood Patrick Di Giannantonio Peter Braga (Du) Benjamin Lo Russo (He) Kerrigan Luca Kmet Benjamin Davies (WJ) Neil Lu (Yo) Latham Matthew Lang Mark Dedes (St) Christopher Monaha (Mu) Murphy Martin Floro Patrick Di Giannantonio (Ho) Blake Murray (Ta) School Scott Seeto Matthew Doyle (Hi) Samuel Otton (Ta) Stephenson Andrew Stelzer Martin Floro (Mu) Kordell Payne (Yo) Taubman Samuel Otton Daniel Gabriel (Hi) Aruren Ravichandran (Ho) Weeks Ishan Nijhawan Monty Hannaford (Du) Josiah Romeo (Sc) Wilson Hogg Brian Kim Paddy Harris (Sc) Tom Salmon (Ta) Wynn Jones Anthony Nguyen Declan Heim (We) Scott Seeto (Sc) Young Kordell Payne Byron Hollingworth-Dessent (Sc) Kevin Shen (He) Andrew Jamieson-Grigg (Ho) Brendan Sleiman (Ta) James Kapaniris (WH) Andrew Stelzer (St) Nakul Kaushik (Mu) William Todd (Ar) Jed Keogh (Ar) Ben Wheen (Fo) Jake Kerry (Ho) Thomas York (Hi) Jordan Kery (WJ) Mohamad Zogheib (Ke) TRINITY STAFF CONNECTION DAY It was a pleasure to welcome back former retired teaching and support staff for our fourth annual gathering in the last week of this term. Their combined years of service to Trinity Grammar School represents some 365 years. Their presence helps to remind us that we do in fact build on the foundations of those who precede us. We often talk about the spirit of community within our fine School. This is something that we both honour and value and it is something that we need to continue to nurture for the benefit of current and future generations. TERM 3 COMMENCES FOR ALL BOYS ON TUESDAY 19TH JULY TGS MULTI-CAMPUS INFO LINE WET WEATHER DETAILS SPECIAL EVENTS CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES SPORT INFORMATION

2 ACADEMIC FOCUS Trinity Grammar School s Year 7 Field Studies Programme launches this week. It is therefore a pertinent time to discuss the academic rationale for such a programme. In the UK the importance of fieldwork in education is being celebrated with the Geographical Society s 2016 Year of Fieldwork. Similarly, academic institutions around the globe are developing online learning programmes and MOOCs (Massive Online Learning Courses) to deliver content to an audience of learners remotely. Trinity Grammar School s Blended Learning Model The delivery of Geography for Year 7 students at Trinity Grammar will utilise a blended learning model which includes a field work immersion and an online course which have both been designed to produce a rich learning experience. Blended learning utilises a range of delivery methods that take advantage of the educational power of new information technologies. The programme draws on the powerful Canvas student learning platform to guide students through four learning modules in order to develop a sound understanding of the conceptual framework that underpins the Year 8 Geography curriculum. The guided, yet self-organized, nature of the online modules will help students to develop vital habits for lifelong learning. This is also supported with a traditional face to face classroom teacher who instructs and supervises students on their learning journey. However, the jewel of the blended learning model is the week long Field Studies Programme which will be delivered at a range of purposefully selected sites around Sydney in The Geography Programme will allow our boys to explore Geographical themes and concepts in a real-world environment and allow them to make deep and meaningful connections between their conceptual knowledge and the practical fieldwork enquiry. David R Latimer Head of Geography TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 2016 ANNUAL GIVING APPEAL ONE OF THE HEALTHIEST THINGS WE CAN DO IS TO GIVE (Thomas Nielson, 2010) CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION WELCOME TO OUR 2016 ANNUAL GIVING APPEAL Our Annual Giving Appeal provides an opportunity for all members of the Trinity community to invest in the school and all gifts are greatly appreciated. There are a number of ways you may choose to give towards the ongoing development of the School. Please click on the icon to the right for more information about our Annual Giving Appeal. Stephen Heanly Director of Community Relations DONATE NOW 2 > Head Master s Bulletin 24 June

3 NEWS FROM Light Rail Now available for students From 1 July Applications will be open for eligible school students for the first time to travel on the light rail using pen for eligible school students for the first time to a School Opal card under the School Students Transport ool Opal card under the School Students Transport Scheme (SSTS). This change is good for local families living around the inner west of Sydney with a more direct way for students to travel home school. livingbetween around theand inner west of Sydney with a ilies vel between homethis and school. We expect change will increase the numbers of people using the Light Rail network and have introduced a higher peak services to increase capacity, especially ase the frequency numbersof of people using the Light Rail in the morning peak. higher frequency of peak services to increase peak. Existing School Opal card holders will need to go online and update their details and request that light rail be added to their School Student Transport Scheme entitlement. will need to go online and update their details and Upon approval, existing School Opal cardholders will have ed to their School Student the light rail mode added totransport their existing Scheme card without the need for a replacement card to be issued. pal cardholders will have the light rail mode added The same Schoolcard Opalto card restrictions will apply for eed for a replacement betravel issued. dents light rail as other modes meaning it s valid between Monday and Friday. The School Opal card won t work on weekends, public holidays or during school holidays. l restrictions will apply for light rail as other modes Key information: y and Friday. The School Opal card won t work on >> Students eligible for an SSTS entitlement will be g school holidays. able to apply to use the Light Rail network for travel THE ARTHUR HOLT LIBRARY A VERY SPECIAL BOOK LAUNCH On Wednesday morning the Library hosted a very special book launch. Patrick Hayes (8MU) has written his first novel, the intriguingly titled How to double cross a double crossing spy. There to encourage and support him were his parents, Head of Middle School Mr Barr, the School Captain and the teachers and students of Murphy House. Patrick has kindly donated a copy of his book to the Library. We are all looking forward to reading it! ACADEMIC INTEGRITY This term, Year 7 students have been learning about academic integrity in Library sessions during House period. Academic integrity is a kind of moral code, which expects a student to be honest and responsible when using the ideas of others to create new information. Trinity Grammar students are expected to ensure that all work they submit is their own by acknowledging all material used. To this end, Year 7 students have been made aware of helpful online tools and programs such as RefMe and Turnitin. The sessions also highlighted another side of this moral code - that conducting oneself with integrity throughout one s studies is simply the right thing to do. HOLIDAY OPENING HOURS The Arthur Holt Library will be open to Years 11 and 12 students during this holiday period, between 10am and 4pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays (all three weeks). You must bring your ID card and sign in and out of the library each day. You are expected to wear smart, casual attire. Library staff will be in attendance and full library services will be available. If you have any questions please contact Ms Stefanie Gaspari, Director of Library Services, via at sgaspari@trinity.nsw.edu.au or phone Tabatha Paterson Teacher Librarian between their home and their school or TAFE from 1 July 2016 for travel on the Light Rail >> They will be able to use the Light Rail for the start of the third school term. STS entitlement will be able to apply to use the >> el between their home and their school or TAFE on the Light Rail e Light Rail FROM for thethe start of the third school term. CLOTHING SHOP All boys who would like lines on their blazers for the new term, please bring ool-students their blazer to the Clothing Shop so the embroidery can be done. Coats will be accepted up to Wednesday 29th June* for lines. If any coat is soiled it must be dry-cleaned, as demanded by health and safety, before any embroidery is attempted. John Bechara (12Mu), Christopher Elias (12Mu), Patrick Hayes, Mrs Bookluck, Ms McAuliffe, Mr St Julian OPENING HOURS please note: The Clothing Shop will be closed for stock-take from Page 1 of (re1 Friday 24th June (4pm) until Monday 11th July opening at 8.30am). Please refer to the Record Book for opening times. *The shop will not be open for trade but will accept coats. Mr Barr, Patrick Hayes (8Mu), Mrs and Mr Hayes Head Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 < 3

4 SOCIETY OF THE ARTS During the holidays, Delmar Gallery s exhibition programme continues with our next exhibition opening on Sunday 3 July, 2-4pm (note that there has been a change to the date listed in the Record Book, due to the clash with the federal election). The Air is Free: James Fardoulys & Dean Manning will be launched by Assistant Director of Artbank, Daniel Mudie Cunningham at 2.30pm. Sourced from collections across the east coast, this is the first substantial exhibition in Sydney in decades of one of Australia s best naïve painters, James Fardoulys ( ). Fardoulys fantastically idiosyncratic paintings of Australiana will be set in dialogue with new works developed in Athens by an artist sharing his Greek heritage, Dean Manning. James Fardoulys arrived in Australia from Kythera, Greece in 1914, and criss-crossed outback Queensland and NSW with his ventriloquist wife and vaudeville troupe in the 1920s. Taking up painting after he retired from taxi driving in 1960, on a South Brisbane verandah he conjured Australian outback and colonial scenes. He mixed memories with whimsy, history with fantasy, and quickly established himself as one of Australia s foremost naïve painters In a kitchen in Athens in 2016, Dean Manning (1964-) mixed traditional Greek pigments to etch out fragments of Athenian life: portraits of rembetiko singers from the 1920s, graffiti and street protests, smoke and conversation in cafes, refugees arriving in Onassis port, Ariadne s thread and the Minotaur. His paintings and video animation find their way beneath the surface of his father s homeland. Like Fardoulys, Manning is part of the Greek diaspora and a self-taught painter, arriving at painting through his music (by way of album covers for his bands Leonardo s Bride and Holidays on Ice). The Air is Free brings together Manning s imagined Greece with Fardoulys imagined Australia. The Greek theme will be carried through the opening with live rembetika music performed on lute and guitar from 2pm 2.30pm, and delicious Greek cuisine. Dean Manning s works are for sale, price list available on request delmargallery@trinity. nsw.edu.au The exhibition continues to 31 July (Wednesday Sunday 12-5pm). images James Fardoulys, Douly on the Muster Dean Manning, Trio 2016 DIARY DATE Ricardo Gallén En route to perform with the Adelaide Symphony at the Adelaide Guitar Festival, Spanish maestro Ricardo Gallén will be giving an exclusive recital in Sydney here at Trinity! Programme includes JS Bach and Latin American composers Leo Brouwer, Agustin Barrios and Antonio Lauro. Proudly presented by Trinity s Society of the Arts and supported by the Cervantes Institute. Date Tuesday 9 August, 7.30pm Venue Orchestra Room, Roderick West School of Music Tickets 4 > Head Master s Bulletin 24 June

5 FROM THE SPORTSMASTER TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL On Monday 20th June, Sydney Olympic Park played host to the annual House Track and Field Championships. There were some wonderful performances and tremendous House-spirit displayed throughout the day. I would like to thank all staff for their support and involvement during the Championships. Congratulations to all Houses and Housemasters, especially Wynn Jones House SCHOOL PRAYER Parents and friends are most welcome to come and pray for our boys and the School on Tuesdays, between 8.30am and 9.30am. The Prayer Mornings are run on a rotational basis, on alternate weeks, at the Preparatory School campus and the Summer Hill School campus. Position House Points 1st Wynn Jones 699 2nd Hilliard 665 3rd School 645 4th Taubman 631 Term 3: July 26, August 9, 23, Sept 6 5th Henderson 624 Term 4: Oct 18, Nov 1, 15, 29 6th Kerrigan 573 7th Wilson Hogg 554 8th Holwood 545 9th Founder s 500 Come and join us so we can encourage each other, help form a sense of community within the School, and genuinely bring the needs of the School community before our great God. 10th Dulwich 499 Contacts: 11th Latham th Archer th Stephenson th Weeks th Young th Murphy 447 Junior, Middle and Senior Schools Summer Hill meet at reception in the Junior School Building, on even weeks of term (Weeks 2, 4, 6, 8,) Greg Webster Senior Chaplain, Summer Hill gwebster@trinity.nsw.edu.au Margaret Chu (Summer Hill) mobile Hugo Engele Sportsmaster House Track and Field Championships Head Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 < 5

6 RUGBY Statistically, the 2016 CAS results, by and large, have revealed that the win/loss ratios have closed significantly compared to the results this time last year. When looked at in conjunction with the depth in numbers in the U13s, U14s, U15s and Opens; the preseason preparation, including the explicit coaching of collision management, the picture emerges of a sport building on the foundations of the year before. The improved competitiveness across the grades is indicative of the values adopted by our players in terms of their attendance at training, their concurrent individual and unit skill improvement, and confidence in contact. The sustained player depth in the U13s is another illustration of the growing interest in Rugby in the younger years. More importantly, it also indicates the number of boys playing Rugby due to enjoyment, not only for promotional reasons. However, the difference in one year is significant when looking ahead to the 2017 season. Boys who started off playing and remained in lower teams, could very well see themselves playing in the higher grades the following year. Not only do we see the difference over a season, but the players also learn to persevere, especially if they have ambitions for higher teams in years to come. Nothing is off limits, except submitting too easily. Michael Thomas (12Hi) preparing to receive a pass from Michael Pahos (12Hi) in their 4thXV match. The recent CAS/GPS games saw the GPS team win 1st XV encounter, but not without a significant fight from the CAS players. Whilst in the 2nd XV match the CAS team emerged victorious. Like the Northern/Southern hemisphere divide, the gap is getting close between CAS and GPS. What used to be a significant gap has now lessened due to the improving standard of schoolboy rugby in CAS schools. 1STS The ideal situation to emerge from a game of rugby is for both teams to be competitive from the start with the desire and intention to win. Neither Trinity nor Barker disappointed in this regard. From the kick-off both teams displayed their intended approach to the game with the aim of using space on the periphery of the field after allowing the forwards to set the foundation first. Both sides adopted a similar style, but Trinity s ability to sustain pressure with ball-in-hand translated into a control of field position. While Barker was able to absorb the pressure and reply in kind, the Trinity First XV was able to generate and maintain longer periods of momentum that eventually produced dividends. Nikolas Acosta (11Sc) dispensing with a Barker defender in the U16A game against Barker. TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL Friends of Rugby Annual Dinner from 7pm to 11pm at The Stables, Sydney Olympic Park on Saturday 13th August, 2016 Cost $150 per head Dress lounge suit/cocktail RSVP online via the Trinity Online Community Directory (trinitycommunity.com.au) CLICK HERE TO RSVP NOW Please note: accommodation discounts are available at the Pullman and Novotel Hotels. > Headinformation Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 Judy Taylor For 6further please at judy@hipkneeclinic.com.au

7 The mantra that Defence wins Games was on perennial display throughout the game. The players of both teams were accurate in their one-on-one tackles and competition for the ball on the ground was ferocious. However, the Trinity forwards avoided overcommitting at the breakdown, allowing the backs some convincing attacking opportunities in the space created by the disciplined breakdown management. In games between teams that are this close, discipline is, without doubt, a crucial element. The players from both sides demonstrated their universal awareness of their respective game plans and how they were to be achieved. The Greens, through a holistic combination of aggression and disciplined play, were able to seal the victory and maintain their standing on the CAS ladder in a very competitive season. 16BS It was a hard fought 7-3 win against Barker on Saturday with a wet ball after early rain making handling difficult. Barker attacked for most of the first half and the boys worked hard in defence. It was an achievement to have the score still 0-0 at half time. With points hard to come by, Barker took the opportunity to take 3 points early in the second half, putting the pressure on Trinity. As our kicking improved there were more chances to attack the line. The boys steadied and completed a number of phases ending with Wilbur Tsang (10Sc) going over for a classic forwards try under the posts. After defending in our own 22 for the last 5 minutes (a very stressful time for the coaches!) the boys are to be congratulated on their first win of the season! Liam Rasch (12WJ) dominates the front of the lineout while Cooper Chambers (11WJ) waits for delivery of the ball. 14AS The 14As provided another stoic team effort, to overpower a determined and much improved Barker team, resulting in a 27points to 0 victory. Having enjoyed the majority of possession in the opening stanza without reward, the team demonstrated a measured and patient approach to their rugby, with Ky Willoughby (8WH) and Reilly Large (9Hi) steering the team around. Jack Bermingham (9Mu) and Malachi Hawkes (8WJ) provided a great platform throughout the game, with the latter being heavily targeted after his dominant performance in Round 1. Despite the majority of possession and field position, the Trinity side found the Barker loose forwards a handful with a number of crucial turnovers when in point scoring positions. Outstanding tries and overall performances from Michael Eid (8Ke) and Jordan Maze (9Hi), alongside a relentless and powerful defensive display from every player, counter- balanced the number of turnovers, to ensure the game was never in doubt. With plenty to work on leading into the Newington game and the back half of the CAS rounds, the team appears determined and excited about the opportunities that are still to come and the improvements that can be made. With greater focus on being harder at the ruck contest, working as a unit, and utilising attacking space at the optimal time, their best performance is just around the corner. Ryan Longville (12Mu) makes a break closely supported by Nicholas Driessen (11Yo) and Matthew Doyle (11Hi). The First XV enjoying recognition from the School after the win. 13AS The 13As were relentless in controlling possession for long periods of the match against a gallant Barker team and finished victorious 62 points to 7. The performance was almost blemish free from a ball handling viewpoint and featured a thorough commitment to support efforts at the tackle contest. The quality of the breakdown work led to a quick speed of possession which, combined with direct and determined ball carries, posed a constant threat to the opposition. Tyson Jackson (7Fo), Bertie Alcock (7WJ), Jacob Stark (7Fo) and Daniel Morris (7St) were the standouts in an abrasive and tireless forward pack. Thomas Buvac (7WJ), Turoa Williams (8WH) and Theo Kidd (7WJ) were sparkling in a dominant backline. Cooper Chambers (11WJ) ready to deploy from the base of the scrum to an expectant Lachlan Ilias (10Sc). Head Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 < 7

8 The aspect that is most pleasing though, continues to be the effort in defence. The team displayed a commitment to optimising its defensive shape and line speed again in this match. When all players plug into the line, communicate, push up and string up, it presents real challenges for the opposition. This, and the speed and quality of ruck support efforts should continue to be the primary technical focus of the boys as they look to the local derby against Newington. 13CS Trinity started the game well, turning consistent pressure into a strong forward s try from Ahmad Hijazi (7We). Trinity were dominant at the breakdown, led heroically by captain William Kirkham (8Ke). The Bottle Greens were able to make the most of the ball they secured with a great solo try to Stephen Roberts (8St) late in the second half. Trinity went into the break leading by 3 points, thanks largely to the inspirational defence of Evan Williams (8We). It was the first time the 13Cs had led their opposition all season and Jonathan Fouad (7WJ) extended the gap, barging over for a try early in the second half. Barker replied with 5 points of their own, before Theo Fatseas (7Du) crossed to put Trinity 10 in front. With minutes remaining, Barker made it a 3-point ball game and then, with seconds left, they broke through the Trinity defence, almost running the length of the field, only to be stopped short by a brilliant cover tackle from Thomas Foung (8Sc). It was a fantastic team effort that saw the boys come away victorious, 4 tries to 3. CAS SELECTIONS The following students have been selected in the CAS Rugby Squad. > > Liam Rasch (12WJ) 1st XV > > Jordan Morris (12St) 1st XV > > Ryan Longville (12Mu) 1st XV > > Matthew Stead (11Hi) 2nd XV > > Sipu Tuitavake (12Ho) 2nd XV > > Byron Hollingworth-Dessent (11Sc) 2nd XV > > Kristian Souvaliotis (12Du) 2nd XV The following students have been selected in the CAS Rugby U16s. FOOTBALL FOOTBALL vs BARKER COLLEGE Trinity commenced the second half of the CAS season against traditional football rivals Barker College with improvement on their minds. The boys from the North Shore took the honours in Round 1 as Trinity only secured seven victories over the 29 contested matches back on May 7th. In the Opens group played at Rosewood that day we failed to win any of the seven matches and only took a point in one. This time, Trinity won 15 matches to Barker s 12, a huge improvement, to take the honours and the major turnaround was in the Opens division where the Green and Whites won six matches, all the ones contested on TGS 2, only dropping the 7ths match at Flockhart Park. Coincidentally, five of the six wins were by the score line of 2-1, with the 4th XI being more decisive in maintaining a clean sheet in the 2-0 victory. Other teams to win on Saturday were the 10Bs, 10Ds, and 10Fs, the 9As (who won 3-0, with No. 11 Sam York (9Hi) scoring a brace). Also victorious were the 9Bs and 9Ds, both coached by 2015 Old Boys Zac Galluzzo and Peter Tsaridis. The 8Cs and 8Es also won, as well as the 7Cs (who are coached by a 2015 old boy and First XI team member, Chris Hart). 1ST XI vs BARKER - WON 2-1 The June long weekend of no Trinity sport gave the 1st XI two weeks of invaluable lead-in time to prepare against Barker. With a plan in hand, the team looked to avenge its first round defeat to Barker and to continue the good form that had been displayed on the training ground. Trinity controlled possession in the wet conditions however it was Barker that was able to score first off a corner. It was very pleasing to see Trinity respond shortly after via a free kick. The William Piras (12Sc) free kick found William Todd (11Ar) who was able to skim the ball on with his head into the back of the net. Dimitri Valiotis (12Hi) 1st XI 18th June 2016 > > Lachlan Ilias (10Sc) > > Cooper Chambers (11WJ) > > Nicolas Ginis (10Ta) > > Josh Wong (10Sc) > > Tom Lambert (10Fo) The following boys have been selected for the U14s Sydney Junior Representative squad > > Michael Eid (8Ke) > > Malachi Hawkes (8WJ) > > Huntter Keyes-Ahern (8Hi) Trinity vs Barker 1st XV Win A Win nd XV Loss B Loss rd XV Loss C Loss th XV Loss A Win A Loss B Loss B Win C Win A Loss D Loss B Loss E Loss C Loss > Head Master s Bulletin 24 June

9 Ten minutes into the second half, Dimitri Valiotis (12Hi) was able to break the deadlock by intercepting a Barker pass, dribbled a little to get balanced and then launched a boot to net missile from 40 yards. The defence system of the Barker Goal Keeper had little chance as Trinity went 2-1 up and the crowd went wild. Trinity were able to lock out Barker for the remainder of the game and secure a character-revealing victory. Other notable performances are worth mentioning. Goal Keeper Joshua Hobden (11We) in his debut CAS game, made several importance saves off long-range shots. Winger Nicholas Chan (12Mu) after playing 2nd XI, came on early due to a teammate injury and worked hard for the team and created several chances. Fullback James Saab (12We) won important tackles and played well-timed passes down the line for winger Harry Page (12Yo), who was dynamic on and off the ball. William Todd (11Ar) returned from injury with composure to partner with Jordan Kery (11WJ) and lock up the defence. Luke Gray 1st Coach Noah Sinozic (7Ar) on the ball for the 7E team Felix Kerameas (11Fo) 2nd XI 18th June ND XI vs BARKER WON 2-1 Trinity were very keen to exact revenge upon Barker after a narrow 0-1 loss in the corresponding clash in Round 1. From the opening whistle, Trinity s pres strong start was rewarded with a fine team goal as Soroush Zand (12Ar) played a delightfully weighted 20 metre pass out to Reece Sekulovski (12La) who finished the goal off with aplomb, cheekily chipping the oncoming Barker Goal Keeper. Trinity maintained their advantage to the break with fine ball movement and keeper Gabriel Sikh (12We) was barely pushed due to the solid defence line in front of him, well-marshalled by the impressive Ryan Maranik (11Ar), who had his strongest game of the season thus far. The second stanza saw Barker impose some more authority on the match as they pushed for an equaliser and Trinity were unlucky to concede a penalty, when a wayward arm came in contact with the ball. Barker s spot kick taker duly converted and we were locked at 1-1 with 20 minutes to go. Rather than let this disappointment deflate them, Trinity re-asserted dominance and with 5 minutes remaining Felix Kerameas (11Fo) cut in from the left wing to midfield and from 25 metres unleashed a right to left shot which nestled neatly into the Barker net to see Trinity regain the lead. They held on to this advantage and recorded a fine win to improve their chances in the competition as they leapfrogged Barker on the table. The two teams ahead of them also lost on the weekend to aid their cause further. Chris Robinson 2nd XI Coach 3RDS vs BARKER WON 2-1 What a start to this game! Possibly the fastest goal of the year by Adrian Musumeci (11La) in the 24th second of the game off a Samuel Otton (11Ta) cross. The second half the 3rds again scored quickly in the first minute through a goal by Ollie Davis (11Ke) in his first game for the team. Unfortunately, a minute later a misdirected pass just outside the penalty box provided Barker the opportunity to make the score 2-1. The remainder of the game was intense defence and many missed opportunities in attack, but nevertheless an improvement on our 0-0 stalemate in the season s opener. Mark Mikulandra 3rd XI Coach 4THS vs BARKER WON 2-0 The last time these two teams met, a mere six weeks earlier, Barker had dominated and walked away with a score of 5 goals to 1. This hard-fought game, one in which Trinity demonstrated of what they are capable, provided evidence of how far the 4ths have progressed in such a short time. The first half was Jonathan Twomey (11Ho) 6th XI (Photo Courtesy of Belinda Herro) Head Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 < 9

10 very even, and Barker were unlucky not to go one goal up, when the ball hit the inside of Trinity s goal post and then bounced back out rather than in. Just before half time Siddh Rawal (11Mu), who was playing a fantastic game in goal, was accidently struck in the mouth and had to go off. David Lambropoulos (11Hi) did a fine job replacing him. But it was in the second half that Trinity really began to play well. The defence, under the able direction of Edison Chan (11WJ) and wonderfully supported by Kevin Woo (11Mu), absorbed anything and everything that Barker threw at them and then countered with two marvellous goals. The first was a wonderful finish by Yanni Flaskos (11Du) from a terrific Anthony Nguyen (11WJ) cross. The second was an opportunistic long ball from Peter Kostoglou (11Sc) which caught the Barker keeper well off his line. Terry Haywood 4th XI Coach 5THS vs BARKER WON 2-1 The mighty 5th XI went into the game last weekend expecting to lose convincingly against what appeared to be a much stronger side. With our coach, Mr Parry overseas and the ground still wet from rain the night before, our boys knew that this game was going to be very challenging. Luckily for us, our replacement coach was the one, the only, Mr Haywood! The game started off very well with Trinity scoring not long after the first whistle. Edward Khoury (11He) has finally broken the curse that has been stopping most (if not all) of his shots from reaching the back of the net earlier this season. Barker fought back strongly at the beginning of the second half and scored an equaliser early on. The rest of the game was neck and neck with each team time after time just missing its chance at a winning goal. Edward Khoury once again found himself in front of the goal with the ball at his feet and iced the match. In the end Trinity won 2-1 in a very exciting game of football. Special mention must got to the whole back line for shutting down attack after attack made by the Barker opposition and to Mr Haywood for his help in securing us this victory it was as if he were a Puppeteer controlling us from above! Patrick Barlow (12Ar) 6THS vs BARKER WON 2-1 A solid win bouncing off the first loss against Barker some weeks back. Trinity went down early, but some midfield changes sparked the fire. A nice through ball set up Noah Thomas (12He) for the first and the start of the comeback. Shortly after halftime, Thomas got in 1 on 1 with the keeper and buried it home from outside the 18. Trinity then dug deep. A fine win with great resilience. The season s themes continue strongly. Jean-Paul El-Tom 6th XI Coach 7THS vs BARKER LOST 0-4 Having already opposed the Barker previously, Trinity s 7ths knew that this match would be extremely difficult. However, the positive mindset of the team was consistently evident through the pre-game preparation and warm-up. As the game commenced, both teams were battling for the ball and it seemed quite even, until a lapse in the defensive third allowed the Barker striker to put them in the lead. From this, I believe the mentality and confidence of the team dropped slightly, which led to conceding another two goals by the end of the first half. During the half-time break, the team was able to share their thoughts of what was being done well and what needed improvement. By giving each individual player this opportunity to share, it encouraged team cohesion and consistent feedback for one another. Even though Trinity couldn t strike back and come away with a victory, there were many positives to take out of the game as the boys are progressing each week individually, as well as a team. James Biviano 7th XI Coach CAS CATCH UP GAME: 1ST XI vs CRANBROOK WON 3-1 The 1st XI were looking to achieve six points in five days as they played Cranbrook in a mid-week CAS catch up game following the washout on 4th June. In the first twenty minutes, Trinity were brilliant with the way they weighted their passes, the angles they created off the ball and the passing combinations they created. Players heavily involved in this were William Piras (12Sc), William Monaha (12Mu), Julian Dimas (12Ta) and Dimitri Valiotis (12Hi). Trinity s first goal started from a Cranbrook long ball that centre back Jordan Kery (11WJ) intercepted and first time, headed to William Piras (12Sc). Harry Page (12Yo) received a pass in a wide position from Piras. He dribbled inside a little before linking up with William Monaha. The killer pass was deployed by Monaha for Valiotis, who faked a shot in a one on one with the Goal Keeper, beat him and then slotted away the first goal. For the second goal, Trinity had a free kick on the edge of the box. Valiotis stepped up to the plate and nailed it top corner for his second goal of the game and third in five days. Cranbrook were able to claw back a goal through a free kick of their own, but the game was put to bed in the second half when Trinity scored its third goal from a free kick. William Piras delivered the free kick to James Saab (12We) to head in the third goal. Well done to William Todd (11Ar), who followed up the shot in the event of a fumble! The target was 6 points in five days. The 1st XI achieved this and now sit one point behind second place on the CAS ladder. Luke Gray Coach and MIC Football Trinity vs Knox 1st XI 2-1 Win 9C 1-2 Loss 2nd XI 2-1 Win 9D 4-0 Win 3rd XI 2-1 Win 9E Internal 4th XI 2-1 Win 8A 0-0 Draw 5th XI 2-1 Win 8B 0-3 Loss 6th XI 2-1 Win 8C 4-3 Win 7th XI 0-4 Loss 8D 0-0 Draw 10A 1-4 Loss 8E 1-0 Win 10B 4-2 Win 8F 1-2 Loss 10C 1-2 Loss 7A 1-4 Loss 10D 5-2 Win 7B 2-3 Loss 10E 2-3 Loss 7C 1-0 Win 10F 3-0 Win 7D 2-3 Loss 9A 3-0 Win 7E 0-3 Loss 9B 2-1 Win 7F 0-5 Loss 10 > Head Master s Bulletin 24 June

11 TRINITY FOOTBALL TEAM OF THE WEEK 11. Sam York 9As (9Hi) 9. Dimitri Valiotis 1st XI (12Hi) 7. Tallis Coman 10Ds (10Yo) 10. Noah Thomas 6th XI (12He) 8. Yianni Flaskos 4th XI (11Du) 6. Felix Kerameas 2nd XI (11Fo) 4. Ryan Maranik 2nd XI (11Ar) 3. Callum Clayton 9Bs (9Fo) 5. Peter Kostoglou 4th XI (11Sc) 2. Edison Chan 4th XI (11WJ) 1. Joshua Hobden 1st XI (11We) TENNIS CAS TENNIS WINTER 2016 SATURDAY 18TH JUNE ROUND 6 HOME Team Opposition Result Sets Games 1st IV Barker Won A Barker Won B Barker Won C Barker Won D Barker Won All other matches washed out Overall winning rate: 100%. 5 Wins 0 Losses Believe it or not we were able to complete a couple of matches last weekend despite the extreme weather conditions. This lay testament to the superior drainage capabilities of the courts at the Trinity Tennis Centre. On arrival at the Trinity Tennis Centre at 6.30am on Saturday morning I was as surprised as anyone to see the courts in a playable state. The first match to get underway was the 1st IV who were looking to convert maximum points against a younger, new-look Barker outfit who had travelled down from the North Shore. Academically this was going to be a more difficult task than usual on account of James Artemi (11Hi) being sidelined due to injury. A replacement was sought and to his credit the Captain of Tennis (Kevin Batliwala 12Ho) pushed forward Brendan Sleiman (11Ta) ahead of himself to fill the gap. Brendon immediately stepped up, combining admirably with Dario Kmet (11Ke) as the number one doubles pairing to win two extremely tight sets 7-5, 6-4. Brendan was the perfect exemplar of resilience, refusing to accept defeat all the while tutoring his younger team mate in the finer details of doubles team work. On the adjacent court the 2nd pairing seemed more concerned about their hair getting wet than playing tennis and this was reflected in the closer than usual 6-4, 6-3 score line. To their credit, both boys lifted significantly in the singles component of the encounter with Matthew Nedanovski (9Fo) overcoming injury concerns to complete the fixture. In a strange twist of fate due to logistics, Brendan was called upon to play the number two singles and once again stepped up to the mark beating his Barker opponent 6-3 in the singles encounter of the day. The remainder of the singles matches were fairly pedestrian with the Trinity students winning comfortably, only conceding 1 game in the final 3 sets. On reflection of the score sheet, it is once again obvious that the Doubles component of our game requires wholesale improvement moving forward. All team members will benefit from moving forward in attack whilst adopting a less passive net game in future encounters. The 8 sets to love victory has pushed us to one point shy of Knox at the top of the competition and has kept us in the hunt to retain the Winter CAS Tennis trophy. In other news both Dario Kmet and James McCabe (8St) should be commended for their excellent results at the Gold tournament held in Wollongong over the recent Queen s birthday weekend. Both Trinity students fought off a large draw to win the 14 years and 12 years singles draws respectively. Well done boys! Jeremy Dykgraaff MIC Tennis Head Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 < 11

12 YEAR 9As AND 9Bs The 9As from Barker disappointingly only had three players turn up, so some of our players had to miss out on their games. Despite this, Jason Wu (9Ho) and Alex Valiozis (9Yo) trounced their opposition 6-0 in the first doubles with a consistent display of solid ground strokes and strong serving. Because Barker was missing a player, Jonathan Karagiannis (9Hi) and Justin Slieman (9Ta) disappointingly could not play their doubles. To start the singles off Alex had to face up against a very strong opponent in the first singles and was unlucky to go down 2-6. Jason totally out-classed his opponent in his singles winning 6-0, where he was too strong right across the court with big serves, strong ground strokes and great volleying. Justin played well again in his singles to keep up his unbeaten record at number four, winning 6-1 in a hard-fought contest winning the important points well. Jonathon also played the same opponent in a makeup set as Barker s number three didn t turn up. As usual, Jonathon showed his good tennis skills in beating his opponent, great one handed back hands and some great down the line forehands. Final score was 5 sets to, 32 games to 7. The 9Bs made a great return to form with another crushing win over Barker. With Aiden Tharmarajah (9Ta) not able to play, Dom Lay (9St) stepped up again to the Bs pairing up with Arthur Wang (9Du) to win their set convincingly 6-0, Lachlan Slieman (9Ta) and Jack Opperman (9WH) followed up with another easy 6-0 win. Lachlan continued his good form into the singles with a strong 6-3 win against a good opponent. Jack came out firing, throwing down some very big serves and making some great volleys to outclass his opponent 6-1. After a slow start Arthur was down 4-3 but lifted his game, ending up with well-deserved 6-4 win. Dom stepped up from the Cs and showed what a good player he is by totally out classing his opponent with his strong serve and powerful ground strokes winning 6-2. Final score 6 sets to 0, 36 games to 10. Michael Leadbeatter 9As and 9Bs Coach 9Cs AND 9Ds The 9C/D squad played Barker College and achieved outstanding victories. Ably led by our captain, James Bednaic (9WJ) the 9Cs team displayed excellent tennis and very fine sportsmanship in defeating their opponents 5 sets to 1. Ben Butler (9Mu) played his best match of the season as the C1 seed, displaying skills that will soon see him challenging for a position in the A/Bs squad. William Wu (9Ta) also played a number of freakish shots in disposing of his opponent 6-0. The 9Ds, who were missing a number of players, fought hard for every point against a determined Barker team. Kenny Vu (9La) and Joshua Kolesnikoff (9Ho) were brilliant in their matches, while Isaiah Tambyrajah (9Yo) and Vir Suri (9Yo), who were called up from the colours squad, also played particularly well to help the team secure an important victory. Brett Lammiman 9Cs and 9Ds Coach VOLLEYBALL TRINITY DEFEATED BARKER 3-0 (25-17, 25-18, 25-11) Round seven of the 2016 Winter Volleyball competition saw the 1st VI up against our arch rivals, Barker. Barker got off to a good start in the first set, however, consistent setting by Ben Wheen(11Fo) and Daniel Gabriel(11Hi) ensured that Trinity came back strongly to take out the set The second set started in similar fashion until Angus Webster (12Wj) and Peter Braga (11) started to dominate at the net in attack making life very difficult for the Barker blocking combination. Good defensive play from our back court specialist, Jarred Attia(11Yo) ensured that Trinity take out the second set In the third and final set, Trinity dominated in all aspects of the game taking out the set and the match 3-0. Overall it was a dominant performance by the 1st VI. It is very important now that we don t become complacent and continue to work hard at training to keep improving each week Lewis Jupp(12WH) 1st VI Captain TRINITY DEFEATED BARKER 3-1 (19-25, 26-24, 25-21, 25-19) In the last game for the term, the boys ended this term on a high note playing an excellent game. As some members of the team start playing their last games for the green and white, these home games are being played with more determination and effort than ever. Unfortunately, in true Trinity style, the boys dropped the first set and made a decision to start playing properly from that point. The second set started shakily but the boys found their feet quickly to even out the set and take the lead. Special mention to Philip Davies (12Ke) and Kristof Bryndum (11Sc) for building their confidence to take swings, securing us the set. The third started off with the team securing the first 10 points consecutively, however barker fought back, until Trinity lifted their defensive game and won the set. In the last set, with spirits running high, the boys played some excellent all-round volleyball with Jonah Newman (11WJ) and Matthew West (12Du) putting ther bodies on the line with brilliant serving from Elliot Kern (10WJ) the boys secured the set and the match! The team is now focusing their efforts towards their much anticipated game against Newington for the A.J Rae Shield. Josh Gereis (12Ar) 2nd VI Captain TRINITY DEFEATED BARKER 2-1 (12-21, 21-14, 21-10) Our Barker game last Saturday saw some very good all-round volleyball being played. We went into the game cautious yet optimistic. While reasonably confident, we knew Barker was a strong team and we would have to work hard. We began the first set slowly, losing multiple points through poor defence in both the front and back court. Barker was stronger on offence than we expected, with some amazing serves and well placed spikes. We began to adjust to their play late in the set, though it was too late. We dropped the first set 12 points to 21. We were warm going into the second set, and played smart. Powerful jump serves and spikes from Ken Zhang (11We) helped us keep our momentum, and good cover in back court from Elliott Lamond (11WJ) made our defence a lot harder to penetrate. We won the second set 21 points to 14. We had lots of momentum going into the third set, and through determination and teamwork we came away with a win, 21 points to 10. Barker was a strong and courteous opponent, and we enjoyed playing against them. We played as a true team, in what I believe to be one of our best games yet. Ben Holzwart (11WJ) 3rd VI Captain 12 > Head Master s Bulletin 24 June

13 AFL When AFL first came to Trinity, there were some key questions asked of me in the inaugural season. One that sticks in my mind was from a rather nervous-looking Year 7 player who saw the storm clouds rolling in over our training. He turned to me and asked Sir, in AFL, what happens when it rains?. To which I replied laconically Well son, you get wet. After considerable eye-rolling, the Year 7 student tried again. Sir, but what happens if it really rains?. To which I felt compelled to answer Oh I see when that happens, you get really wet. That Year 7 student was hoping I would say that AFL gets called off in the wet and no doubt so too were many of my First XVIII players as they greeted me in the car park outside the SCG this Saturday, as the heavens opened on Bus Loop oval. As I look back on that first year and that innocent question from the Year 7 boy and my seemingly hilarious answer, I realise of course that I was wrong. You don t just get really wet. You learn. You learn a lesson that cannot be taught on the training ground. It must be learnt in the exact setting we found ourselves in this weekend. A soggy, boggy, windy, rainy Saturday morning wet weather footy! You learn that in conditions like this the only way to stay warm is to run, and to keep running. When you do this as a survival mechanism you begin to see the advantage of keeping on the move, how it allows you a step or two on your defender when the ball spills your way. How it wears down your opposite number to constantly chase you from contested possession to contested possession. You learn that whilst it earns Oohs and aaghs from the crowd when you can scoop the ball up in one hand and snap a goal across your body in the dry, it is far more admirable to put your head over the ball, dig it out of the mud, ride a bump and desperately stick your boot to ball to keep it moving forward in the wet. When you realise this you start to appreciate those players who perform this thankless task week in,week out. You learn that one goal really has the value of three in the wet, so you start to value each and every goal as if it were three and you get around your teammates when they manage to slide one through. You learn that you are never out of the contest, because the kick that seems to be sailing into the safe arms of the opposition could slip out like a cake of soap and so you never give up, no matter how much of an advantage he seems to have. You learn that the really good players look even better in the wet. They are cleaner with their hands, they watch the ball right onto their foot and they make the most of every opportunity. You learn that wet weather footy is pure footy and if you can apply these wet weather lessons to a bright winter day with the sun shining, then maybe you have learnt a lot more. Waverley certainly taught us a great deal on the weekend. If we did more than just get really wet on the weekend, if we learnt to never stop running, learnt to put our body on the line, learnt to support our mates who finish our good work with a goal, learnt to never give up, then wet weather footy will be the standard by which we play in the dry. And we will win more than we lose. Head Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 < 13

14 I was proud of our effort this weekend. Proud that we never dropped our heads or pointed fingers. We showed character and determination. But now we need to show the characteristic that every great team has shown over the decades. The ability to learn from the best, so that we can beat the best. Chris Barnes MIC YEAR 7 AND 8 The Year 7 and 8 AFL team played Cranbrook for the first time this season. All the boys were raring to go after the three week break with the Queen s Birthday Holiday and a few wash out games. Trinity came out firing from the first bounce with Jack Nichol (8He) dominating the rucking contests, this made it possible for our mid fielders Nick Nikiforidis (8St), Blake Toohey (8Ke) and Finn Murphy (8Ta) to gain early possession. The game could have been taken away from Cranbrook in the first quarter as Trinity struggled with accuracy on goal, scoring 3 goals and 5 behinds. Our defence was strong with Luke Nichol (8He), Christopher Stelzer (8St), Gabriel Willis (7Ho) and Jack Braga (7Du) all making it very difficult for the opposition to score. Out of nowhere Jonathan Titmarsh (8Du) arguably took one of the best schoolboy marks ever seen, fully extended above the Cranbrook full forward, it was better than a Buddy Franklin special!. For three quarters our defence was extremely disciplined, Captain Matthew Uglow (8He) led by example, stopping the Cranbrook forwards from scoring and countering with attacking plays through Alister Buchanan (8Ta) and James Park (8Yo) on the wings. Nicholas Enno (7Hi) didn t stop running all game and contributed to a number of goal assists. The dry conditions enabled our big men to contest the high balls with Sebastien Buchanan (8Sc) capitalising scoring two goals. Addition goal scorers Aidan Murphy (7Du), Matthew Robertson (7Du), Nick Nikiforidis, Jack Nichol Jasper McCullagh (7We), Nicholas Enno (7Hi) and Anton Demark (8Sc) all kicked a goal apiece. In the end Trinity played consistently throughout the four quarters--a great team effort running out convincing winners 59 points to Cranbrook 29 points. Andrew Murphy Year 7 and 8 AFL Coach 14 > Head Master s Bulletin 24 June

15 CROSS COUNTRY THE TRINITY RELAYS 18/6/2016, Ewen Park, Hurlstone Park The 19th Trinity Relays looked to be in considerable doubt with some last minute jitters at the hands of the newly amalgamated Canterbury Bankstown Council last Saturday. However, with some fine diplomacy from Mr Engele, we were once again on home turf to host our CAS and GPS running brothers. The weather also threatened and woke me early on Saturday morning, causing some anxiousness at chez Spratt. Thankfully though, the early showers cleared and competition commenced sharply at 9am. The mass start of 125 runners contributes greatly to the atmosphere at the relays, with the little blokes running with their older schoolboy role models, Old boy Heroes and a few crusty old staff members! Much fun! The Trinity Old Boy team there were two, in fact, (may even be more next year) were led out on the first lap by Mathew Crowhurst (14/12Ho) as he clung to another speedy old boy Aidan Dawson (14/12Du). Aidan effected the change with the hand touch to Lachlan Balzer (10/12Yo) - every good team needs an anchor, just ahead of Crowy, who looked pleased with himself as he set superstar and soon-to-be-dad Thomas Do Canto (03/12WJ) out on what was possibly the fastest lap of the day. Tom scorched down the back straight to claim the lead of the race from the highly talented Sydney High Open Team, who looked surprised to see a green blur surge past! Things didn t get any slower as two of our favourite exports, Cameron Griffith (14/12Yo) and Oliver Hoare (15/12St) continued to put daylight between them and their rival schoolboys as they shaved a considerable 2min and 17secs of the previous Old Boy s Record in a new time of 32min secs! Yikes! Incidentally, the 2nd old boy team to finish was self-titled Trinity non Olympian Old Boy Team. Kenneth the smiling assassin Cho (11/12Ar) ran a swift 3rd leg before sending Trinity Cross Country stalwart Phillip Mugridge (10/12WJ) around the 2.6km for a hot lap, Muggers looked to be in form. The fact that all these Old Boys turned up for a run, as well as another of Trinity s favourite Cross Country sons, Arthur Divis (13/12Hi) also arrived hoping a 3rd Trinity Old Boy Team may have formed, makes an old MIC s heart sing to think that so many boys who have been part of the Trinity Cross Country fraternity are, first, still running and second, their Cross Country memories from School are such that they are keen to come back and join us so regularly! I firmly believe this is what schoolboy sport is all about - long may it continue! Other Trinity Teams to perform superbly and contribute to what was the most successful Trinity Relays ever, from a Trinity perspective, were the 16s and 14s Teams. The 16s Team of Jonno Batson (10WH), Nathaniel Davies (10Ke), Lelland Hui (10Fo) and Kash Powell (10Ar) absolutely smoked their opposition to be a full minute ahead of the 2nd placed Scots team. The 14s team, Ethan Brouw (8Ta), Patrick Cantlon (7Du), William Cooper (7Hi) and Logan Kaye (9Ho) also annihilated any semblance of competition as they put a considerable 2min 55secs into their nearest rivals Sydney High! It would be remiss of me not to acknowledge the assistance of the Trinity parents who helped to marshall on the course as well as providing a yummy morning tea for all gathered. Our Captain William Jeffree (12Ho) was excellent in his service to the gathered crowd and did a fine job assisting and presenting medals to the winning teams with Mr Engele. Neither showed any sign of shying away from the camera during the presentation! Enjoy the break ahead and remember to go for a run rather than play a silly computer game! Good running! Michael Spratt MIC Head Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 < 15

16 SCOUTS was the greater of the two numbers is 12. Complete worked solutions for the Middle School and Senior School problem have been posted outside the Mathematics Department office. The Mathematics Club Matters competition has been very popular and it was pleasing to see there were many weekly submissions to and interest in the problems from our boys and parents interested in experiencing Mathematics. The Mathematics Club appreciates the generosity of our sponsors and support for this competition. It now gives me great pleasure to announce Joshua Perera (7LA) as the major draw prize winner for the Whitsun Term. Thank you for all contributions and we will see you all next term! Scouts don t stop. This week Scouts had their meeting at a climbing wall where they had opportunity to practise their climbing and knot making. Further, this weekend three scouts, Ryan Snowsill (7Ho); Harrison Brown (7Du); and Aiden Murphy (7Du) are off to a Scout Youth Leadership Course at Heathcote Scout Training Centre while Dan Bellero (7He) and Nick Magoulas (7Sc) are intending to join the scouts from 1st Dulwich Hill-Marrickville to do the coast walk from the Spit to Manly on Saturday, weather permitting, as part of their campcraft journeys. The following weekend the Scout leaders are competing in or catering for the BWRS NAVSHIELD Competition. This orienteering/regaining course over 100square kilometres in a wilderness area is a one- or two-day competition between bushwalkers, rogainers, and emergency services personnel to find markers of various value in the 8 or 32 hour events. The course location is only made public 6 days before the event, and grid references for the markers are only revealed 8 hours before the start. All students interested in Scouting are welcome at 3rd Summer Hill (Trinity Grammar) the Group is currently running programmes for all Trinity boys from 7.5 years up to 10.5 years (Cubs); 10 years up to 15 years (Scouts); and 15 years up to 18 years (Venturers). The Group meets in the Old Gymnasium at Summer Hill Campus on Tuesday evenings from 6pm to 7:30pm. We will return in Week 2 of Term 3 Leader Contact: Group Leader: David Hull (Chil) mobile group 3rd.summer.hill@TrinityScouts.com Lachlan White MIC Scouts MATHEMATICS CLUB MATTERS MATHEMATICS CLUB MATTERS COMPETITION It was pleasing to see there were many submissions to and much interest in the problems in Bulletin VIII from both Middle School and Senior School boys interested in experiencing Mathematics. Every correct solution will go into the draw for the chance to win a major prize at the end of each term. Congratulations to last week s winners, Christian Becvarovski (7Ar) and Darren He (10Ho) for having the first correct solutions drawn from the Middle School and Senior School boxes. Would they please see Dr Osman for their weekly winning prize. The answer for the Middle School Problem was Jason s call lasts 8 minutes. The answer for the Senior School Problem Details of the event: = The Mathematics Club is pleased to celebrate Pi Day (22 over 7) on the Twenty-second day of the Seventh Month by a special event on Pi: Its History and Future Date Friday 22nd July 2016 Time 1:10pm Where Latham Theatre Speaker Hugh Colburn, CSIRO s Mathematicians in Schools Abstract: The desire to understand Pi, the challenge (and originally the need) to calculate ever more accurate values of Pi - the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter - has captured mathematicians, great and less great, for many, many centuries. From antiquity, mathematicians have known that the ratio, denoted by Pi, of the circumference of a circle to its diameter, is a constant. Archimedes, without using decimal points or the number zero, calculated that value over two thousand years ago, with more than 99%.accuracy. It is also one of the four fundamental mathematical constants in Euler s formula. This talk will discuss why this simple ratio is so important, how it is approximated and give some examples of the many areas in mathematics and physics, with no obvious connections to circles, in which Pi appears. THIS WEEK S PROBLEMS FOR THE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS: 1. Suppose today is Tuesday. What day of the week will it be 100 days from now? 2. I have four 3c-stamps and three 5c-stamps. Using one or more of these stamps, how many different amounts of postage can I make? 3. Find the sum of the counting numbers from 1 to 25 inclusive. In other words, if S= , find the value of S. 4. In a Stationary store, pencils have one price and pens have another price. Two pencils and three pens cost 78c. But three pencils and two pens cost 72c. How much does one pencil cost? 5. A work crew of 3 people requires 3 weeks and 2 days to do a certain job. How long would it take a work crew of 4 people to do the same job if each person of both crews works at the same rate as each of the others? [Note: each week contains six work days.] 6. A girl bought a dog for $10, sold it for $15, bought it back for $20, and finally sold it for $25. Did the girl make or continued over > 16 > Head Master s Bulletin 24 June

17 lose money, and how much did she make or lose? 7. I have 30 coins consisting of 5c coins and 20c coins. The total value of the coins is $3.45. How many of each kind do I have? 8. Rectangular cards, 2 cm by 3 cm, are cut from a rectangular sheet 24 cm by 36 cm. What is the greatest number of cards that can be cut from the sheet? 9. In three bowling games, Alice scores 139, 143, and 144. What score will Alice need in a fourth game in order to have an average score of 145 for all four games? 10. A book has 500 pages numbered 1, 2, 3, and so on. How many times does the digit 1 appear in the page numbers? 11. A set of marbles can be divided in equal shares among 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 children with no marbles left over. What is the least number of marbles that the set could have? 12. A motorist made a 60 km trip averaging 20 km per hour. On the return trip, he averaged 30 km per hour. What was the motorist s average speed for the entire trip? 13. The four-digit numeral 3AA1 is divisible by 9. What digit does A represent? 14. If we count by 3s starting with 1, the following sequence is obtained: 1, 4, 7, 10,.. What is the 100th number in the sequence? Dr Frederick Osman MIC Mathematics Club CAREERS CAREERS EDUCATION LIFE SKILLS LEARNING LIFELONG LESSONS OVER LUNCH Through a series of workshops, students at Trinity Grammar School are learning skills to help them with their studies and life after the HSC/IB. The Career Education Life Skills Programme has helped students develop practical skills that assist them in building their resume and joining the workforce. Although good grades are important, employers also look for well-rounded individuals who are able to demonstrate their skills outside the classroom. Our Life Skills Careers Programme instils the skills students need for life after high school, whether that be as a tertiary students or as part of the workforce. The programme, which runs throughout the term, includes sessions on Career Avenues and Life after Trinity; Personal Profiling and Resume Building Programme; Scholarship Opportunities Programme and University Application and Admission Process. The lunch time sessions with universities and pathway providers have provided an academic and vocational focus to help with career advice, interaction education and training options. I view these lunchtime sessions as students first career lunches. Often important life lessons are discussed over lunch or during a family meal, so this really makes a difference Year 12 Procedures for Applying to UAC and Institution Scholarship University Admission Centre (UAC) applications open on Wednesday 3 August We recommend Year 12 students to apply by Friday 30 September 2016, before the processing charge starts to increase. Processing charges for 2016 from UAC is set as $ Each student will require to pay this charge after they apply through UAC. After students apply, they can change their course preferences as many times as they like for no extra cost. Many students wait to receive their ATAR before they make their final decision. In fact, they will have until Friday 6 January 2017 to finalise their preferences for the Main Round of offers to semester 1 courses. If students are applying for scholarships, they will need a UAC number, however, this number isn t generated until they apply through UAC from Wednesday 3 August For Year 12/HSC applicants Will apply through UAC, and will use their BOSTES number ONLY, and UAC PIN (which they will receive by mail to their home address in August) when first applying through the UAC site. Their UAC application number has nine digits and is issued when they apply. For Year 12/IB applicants Will need to use your Personal Code (6 alphanumeric like abc123) For Year 12/IB applicants The UAC PIN is the first four digits of their date of birth. For example, if their birthday is 3 October, the UAC PIN is 0310; if their birthday is 17 May, the UAC PIN is Once students start their UAC application, their UAC number is then generated and this will be used throughout the application period. Get yourself familiar with following CAREERS websites: My High Schools Careers Website: Trinity subscribes to a careers service which allows students and parents to be kept up to date with Careers News and Events. To access this information go to the website and then login with: Trinity and the Password: mhs2016 Careersworks Website: CAREERSWORKS is a directory of careers resources and sources for secondary students and those who care for them. Including HSC, ATAR, BOSTES, UAC, bonus points, EAS, SRS, universities, scholarships, fees, subject selection, apprenticeships, the RoSA, USI, TAFE, industry areas, jobs, gap year, resumes, profiles/tests, uni open days, international students, disability, employment and much more. CAREERSWORKS is a student friendly website based on back to the source for all information. CAREERSWORKS is accessible anywhere, anytime from any online device including mobile phones, ipads, laptops and tablets. To access this information visit the website at: Password: start JobJump Website: To access this information go to the website au and then type the first couple of letters of Trinity in the first white box on the right hand side and when the name of your school appears in blue on the screen, simply click on it and it will enter into the first box. Then enter your address (preferably your home address for students, as your school is lost at the end of Year 12) and click Login. Enter the Password: trinity and then answer a couple of brief questions to register. UNIVERSITY UTS Bachelor of IT Scholarship Applications for the $46,500 cooperative scholarship program at UTS: Engineering and IT will close on Sunday 26 June To complete an application, click here Current Year 12 students are invited to apply for the Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) scholarship, which guarantees entry to UTS s renowned fast-track IT business degree. Each year, more than 40 students have the chance to participate in this prestigious program. The program is open to talented Year 12 students completing their HSC or equivalent, even if they haven t taken IT subjects in senior year. All students with an interest in technology or management are encouraged to apply. The BIT program includes 2 industry placements with key partners giving students a higher chance of employment. Most students even find work before they graduate. To find out more about the BIT Scholarship, please visit our website or contact us at feit@uts.edu.au Head Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 < 17

18 Bond University Medicine & Biomedical Science Information Evening 22 August. 6pm to 8pm Sydney Entry requirements for Medicine. Meet the staff. Register at: UTS Experience UTS Day Registration are now open! Experience UTS Day gives your students a taste for uni - selecting from 13+ workshops across all UTS faculties. Thursday 7 July 2016 (school holidays) For Years 11 and 12 students only Students choose from 13+ workshops across all UTS faculties, building a personalised timetable for the day (+ lunch is on UTS!) Full program and registration at experience.uts.edu.au Registration opens Tuesday 7 3pm. Open Day at UTS Science 27 August Join info sessions on all of our degrees, careers and entry pathways, chat to academics, and take a tour of our Super Lab and Crime Scene Simulation House. More Information: New Courses at UTS Science - Forensic Science Four majors to choose from - Crime Scene Investigation, Digital Forensics, Chemistry, Biology, and multiple combinations of forensics degree with international studies, creative intelligence and law. New Courses at UTS Science - Bachelor of Biotechnology Four majors to choose from - Medical biotechnology, Environmental biotechnology, Computational biotechnology, and Biosensor technology. UNSW Portfolio Entry Workshop 12 July. 1pm to 3pm UNSW Art and Design, Greens Road, Paddington Assistance and advice for your portfolio preparation for art and design courses. Register at: Contact Damien Nedeljkovic atd.nedeljkovic@unsw.edu.au University of Canberra Undergraduate Guide attachments/pdf/ucdom0244_undergrad_guide_2016_web. PDF University of Sydney Alternative Access Schemes The differences between the Broadway and the E12 scheme and its benefit if it applies: Broadway > > Applies to all courses except double degrees with postgrad med/dentistry > > Up to 5 ATAR points concession, however, varies with demand. Eg law double degree allowed students 1.25 ATAR points below 99.5 last year > > Not early entry > > Requires students to prove financial disadvantage though UAC educational access scheme uac.edu.au/eas if the student is not from a LowSES School > > No application to Sydney needed just ensuring that we are down as a preference will mean that it automatically merges with the UAC EAS application > > Only 600 places offered through scheme. E12 > > Applies to 69 course at Sydney > > Early entry scheme eligible students who meet HSC subject requirements and predetermined ATAR will know they have a place once result are released > > Students also receive; > > $5000 > > Apple ipad > > Union Access Card > > Additional support > > To apply > > Application with personal statement and resume (to Sydney) > > Application from principal (to Sydney) > > If required students will be interviewed by relevant faculties > > Requires students to prove financial disadvantage though UAC educational access scheme uac.edu.au/eas if the student is not from a LowSES School > > Numbers allowed through scheme vary from year to year > > Due 2 September There are some great resources online including a how to apply page, which has fantastic hints and tips slideshow on the sidebar. These could be a useful resource to print out for any interested students. UTS Handbook 2016 Scholarships Links are provided to a wide range of scholarships offered at UTS. Some of these include faculty scholarships, Vice- Chancellor s scholarships, equity scholarships, diversity access, indigenous scholarships and more. edu.au/general/scholarships.html UTS Bachelor of Information Technology Co-operative Scholarship Programme > > Round 1 Applications Open: 24th April > > Round 1 Applications Close: 19th June > > Round 2 Applications Open: 15th July > > Round 2 Applications Close: 30th September The Bachelor of Information Technology Co-operative Scholarship Programme provides students with $15, 500 per year of study, and two six month full-time industry placements with sponsor organisations. There are two rounds of applications in 2016 for the 2017 intake. COLLEGES Sydney City School of Law Sydney City School of Law is a private college offering a Bachelor of Laws focused more on practical skills and accredited by TEQSA and LPAB. ATAR = 85 BONUS POINTS = up to 20 > > The TOP Subject Bonus Points (achieve band 6, 5, 4 in a range of subjects, and you can get up to 10 bonus points for certain subjects) > > The TOP Indigenous Entry Program (up to 5 bonus points) > > Elite Athletes and Performers Entry Scheme (5 bonus points to those who have excelled in areas of sport, academia, leadership, and/or cultural pursuit at an elite level. Activities and/or commitments must have been undertaken in Year 11 and/or 12.) School Captain (up to 7 bonus points to school captains who prove leadership and community involvement. 18 > Head Master s Bulletin 24 June

19 However, school captain points cannot be combined with the points gained from the Elite Athletes and Performers Entry Scheme.) SCHOLARSHIPS 1. Principal s Outstanding Award > > Value: Full scholarship p.a. + Allowance: $10,000 p.a. (subject to achieving a minimum GPA of 4.0 each year as a full time student). > > Available to Current school leavers with an ATAR or equivalent of 98.0 (93 for international students) or above (excluding bonus points). 2. TOP s Outstanding Achievement Award > > Value: Full scholarship p.a. > > Available to Current school leavers with an ATAR or equivalent of 95.0 (90 for international students) or above (excluding bonus points). 3. Sydney City School of Law Award > > Value: $1,000 - $9,000 p.a. > > Available to Current school leavers with an ATAR or equivalent of 90.0 (87 for international students) or above (excluding bonus points). 4. Young Achiever > > Duration: 1st year of course. > > Value: $1,000 - $6,000 p.a. > > Available to Current school leavers with an ATAR or equivalent of 85.0 or above. 5. Dean s Award > > Duration: 1st year of course. > > Value: $1,000 - $6,000 p.a. > > Available to Current school leavers with an ATAR or equivalent of 85.0 or above. 6. Innovative Minds Scholarship > > Duration: awarded once in the first semester/trimester. > > Value: $100 - $1000 per term > > Available to all students who meet the minimum eligibility criteria. PATHWAYS If you haven t achieved a mark of 85 in ATAR even in combination with the bonus points, Top Education Institute offers you 2 options to still fulfil your dream of doing law. Achieve an ATAR between 50 and 84 and you can get admitted into our Bachelor of International Business. Students who score a Credit 65 average or above in the first semester (4 subjects) will be eligible to transfer to the Bachelor of Laws and get credit for those 4 subjects. If ATAR is below 50, you can get admitted into our Diploma of Business. After successfully completing 8 subjects (2 semesters), these students will be able to transfer to the Bachelor of Laws and get credit for 4 subjects. EARLY OFFERS Both the School of Law and the School of Business offer students the opportunity of reserving a place into one of our programs before sitting the HSC exams. Applications can be sent between 1st July and 30th November. How to reserve your spot? Easy, in only three steps. 1. Express your interest at 2. Receive a Reserve your TOP letter from Admissions 3. Formally apply and accept through UAC to secure your spot and $500 scholarship COURSE FEES $48,000 for 4 years ($1,500/unit; the course consists of 32 units) FEE-HELP is available. INFORMATION EVENING If interested in both law, business and accounting programs, please attend the upcoming INFORMATION EVENING which will take place on the 30th June from 4pm -6pm. The evening will give more information about their programs, internship opportunities and career development that will be offered in alliance with PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers). A PwC representative will deliver the presentation on opportunities through the alliance with Top Education Institute. Should you wish to participate, please register via their website: EventID=24&m=0 0&DisplayType=C Australian College of Physical Education Open Day 9 July am to 12.30pm 10 Parkview Drive, Sydney Olympic Park Course and career opportunities and campus tour. Visit: tickets ?aff=website UNSW Industrial Design Workshop 12 July. 9.30am to 3.00pm. UNSW Kensington Campus Hands on workshop. Apply here: unsw.edu.au/industrial-design-workshop UNSW Interior Architecture Workshop 14 July. 9.30am to 3.00pm. UNSW Kensington Campus Hands on workshop. Apply here: unsw.edu.au/interior-architecture-workshop UNSW Architecture Workshop 15 July. 9.30am to 3.00pm. UNSW Kensington Campus Hands on workshop. Apply here: unsw.edu.au/architecture-workshop-1 The University of Notre Dame: Young Achievers Early Offer Programme Applications Close Applications close 29th July 2016, 4pm. UNSW Landscape Architecture Workshop 15 July. 9.30am to 3.00pm. Gallery, Ground Floor, West Wing, Red Centre Building, UNSW/ Hands on workshop. Apply here: The early offer programme enables students to face their HSC examinations with the benefit of reduced stress and added confidence knowing they have already gained entry into their chosen course at The University of Notre Dame. Prospective students are able to apply under one of four categories: > > Commitment to community and/or Church > > Commitment and excellence in cultural pursuits > > Commitment and excellence in sporting achievements > > Academic excellence University of Wollongong: Early Admission Applications open: 1st August 2016 University of Wollongong early admission enables students to gain entry into university before receiving their ATAR. For more information visit: Head Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 < 19

20 MedStart Masterclass Revision Course 9 to 10 July, 9.00am to 5.00m, Talent 100 Epping Learning Centre 16 to 17 July, 9.00am to 5.00m, Talent 100 Chatswood Learning Centre or Hurstville Learning Centre Solving UMAT questions and prep. Fresh Science at UNSW 26 July. Session A: 10:00am to 12:15pm. Session B: 10:15am to 12:30pm. Students and teachers are invited to hear the state s brightest new researchers talk about their research, results and discoveries. Two free, one hour forums will be held on campus where five researchers will each present for five minutes followed by questions. The forum will be combined with science activities and tours of the campus hosted by UNSW Science. Go to to register. Limited places. UNSW Elite Athletes and Performers Bonus Point Guide uploads/eap%20web%20guide% pdf UNSW Law Admission Test Information: Admission to Undergraduate Law at UNSW is changing. For entry in 2017 and beyond, we are broadening our assessment of applicants for entry to our Undergraduate Law Dual Degree programmes. We are introducing a new test, the Law Admission Test or LAT, to give students the opportunity to demonstrate their suitability for the Law programme and allow us to better assess applicants. A student s LAT result, together with their ATAR (or equivalent), will provide us with a more rounded view of their aptitudes and skills for our Law programme. au/law-admission-test-lat-information-evening Bond University Medical Programme: Bond s Medical Programme comprises two sequential degrees - the Bachelor of Medical Studies (BMedSt) and the Doctor of Medicine (MD). All students selected for entry into the Medical Programme will have to complete both the BMedSt and MD to be eligible for registration as a medical practitioner in any state or territory in Australia or New Zealand. Both degrees are awarded at the completion of Year 5. bond.edu.au/program/medical-program Western Sydney University The Academy Scholarships: Excel in your studies and contribute to your community and you may receive: VC Leadership Scholarship, $ per year. Dean s Scholarship and Academic Excellence Scholarship, $5 000 per year. Guaranteed pathways into UOW UOW College offers 28 week courses that can guarantee students entry into the first or second year of a range of UOW undergraduate degrees (subject to meeting UOW entry requirements). For information visit au/pathway/index.html Bonus Points Reference Lists bonus points by HSC subjects across all universities. Available as a PDF with update in November. Enquires: directory@grad.com.au ATARs by Subject Area The Graduate Connection has released the 2017 edition of the directoryundergraduate which lists ATARs by area of study rather than by institution. It provides a guide to entry scores by publishing three entry scores - published ATAR, published ATAR less HSC subject bonus points and published ATAR less both subject and regional/disadvantage schools bonus points. ACU Elite Athlete Programme ACU s Elite Athlete Programme has been established to support future and current students who have maintained a record of excellence in sporting performance throughout their studies and wish to pursue a sporting career alongside an academic one. Future students deemed to be Elite Athletes will be eligible to receive up to five bonus points towards an entry score and greater flexibility when studying at ACU. athlete_program#1 GENERAL: HSC Support Workshops Kickstart in the School Holidays HSC Workshops. 4 to 6 July. Parts of the science syllabus require equipment or expertise in areas that many schools may not be able to provide. Kickstart workshops give HSC students a chance to do experiments and demonstrations of key ideas in the syllabus that are difficult to do in the classroom. Physics 4 July, Biology 5 July, Chemistry 6 July. Registration and info at outreach/ or Free HSC Study Sessions for Year 12s At Western Sydney University s Parramatta, Campbelltown and Bankstown campuses during July school holidays. Registrations open for English, Maths, the Sciences, Business and Legal Studies, and more. Students must register individually on July HSC Lectures at UTS 4 to 15 July. A series of July HSC Trial Preparation Lectures is being held at UTS for Year 12 students.over 30 subject-specific lectures will be run across 18 of the most popular subjects, all presented by expert HSC teachers/markers. Timetables, further details and registration can be found athttps://hscintheholidays. com.au or call HSC Trial Preparation Lectures at Macquarie University 6 to 15 July. Macquarie University will be hosting a series of July HSC Trial Preparation Lectures for Year 12 students. Over 30 subject-specific lectures will be run across 16 of the most popular subjects, all presented by expert HSC teachers/markers. Timetables, further details and registration can be found at or call HSC Trial Preparation Lectures At UOW 4 to 11 July. UOW (Southern Sydney and Wollongong) will be a hosting series of HSC Trial Preparation Lectures for Year 12 students. These subject-specific lectures will be presented by expert HSC teachers/markers. Timetables, further details and registration can be found at or call HSC Trial Preparation Lectures At the University of Newcastle 11 to 15 July. UON will be hosting a series of July HSC Trial Preparation Lectures for Year 12 students. Over 15 subjectspecific lectures will be run across many of the most popular subjects, all presented by expert HSC teachers/markers. Timetables, further details and registration can be found athttps:// hscintheholidays.com.au or call UOW HSC Study Days Business Studies. 21 June. 9.45am to 2.15pm Maths HSC Revision Day. 24 June. 8.30am to 2.45pm Economics. 6 September. 9.45am to 2.15pm Australian Catholic University HSC Enrichment Day 8 July. North Sydney Campus HSC advice on business, economics and law. sydney/hsc_enrichment_day Dr Frederick Osman Director of Vocational Education and RTO Manager (Careers Education) 20 > Head Master s Bulletin 24 June

21 Agyagasi, Gabor (11WJ) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Agyagasi, Mark (9WJ) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Alha, Jacob (8Ho) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Andreatta, Joshua (9Du) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Arkell, Oliver (10WJ) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Arkell, Oliver (10WJ) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Arnold, Callum (11St) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Arnold, Callum (11St) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Asnicar, Luke (11Yo) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Austin, Benjamin (10Hi) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Austin, Benjamin (10Hi) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Austin, Benjamin (10Hi) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Baita, Lucas (10Sc) LINE CIS SWIMMING 16YRS 2016 Barden, Isaac (12Yo) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Barrett, Adrian (7Fo) LINE CIS SWIMMING 13YRS 2016 Barrett, Salil (11Ta) HALF CADETS-CSM 2016 Batson, Jonno (10WH) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Bednaic, James (9WJ) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Bishop, Nicholas (12Hi) FULL CADETS-SUO 2016 Bonaccorso, William (10St) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Bonaccorso, William (10St) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Bonnacorso, Antony (12St) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Bor, Nicholas (10Mu) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Bossi, Dario (11St) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Bossi, Dario (11St) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Bouletos, Nick (9Mu) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Boyce, Matthew (8WJ) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Boyce, Matthew (8WJ) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Bozionelos, Dean (11Ta) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Braga, Jack (7Du) LINE MUSIC - BAND 2016 Brockel, Darcy (11Du) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Brouw, Ethan (8Ta) LINE CIS SWIMMING 14YRS 2016 Brown, Andrew (12Fo) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Bruckner, Benjamin (9La) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Bryndum, Kristof (11Sc) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Buchanan, Oliver (9Sc) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Capovilla, Nicholas (11Ho) LINE SWIMMING NSW ALL SCHOOLS 17 YRS CHAMPS 2015 Carreon, David (10St) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Chambers, Cooper (11WJ) LINE DIVING PACIFIC SCHOOL GAMES 2015 Chambers, Cooper (11WJ) LINE CAS DIVING CHAMPIONS 2016 Chan, Adrian (12Fo) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Chan, Keith (11Yo) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Chang, Selwyn (8Ar) HALF CAS CHESS CHAMPIONS 2016 Chang, Selwyn (8Ar) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Chen, Anthony (9WH) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Chen, Jayann (10Ta) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Chen, Jayann (10Ta) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Chen, Jordan (10We) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Chen, Stanley (10We) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Chew, Brendan (7Ke) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Chew, Brendan (7Ke) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Choi, John (8He) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Chow, Faybian (10Du) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Chu, Daniel (9Ke) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Chu, Daniel (9Ke) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Chung, Thomas (12Ta) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Clisdell, Alexander (11Du) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Cloke, Kevin (9Du) HALF CAS CHESS CHAMPIONS 2016 LINES AND COLOURS Head Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 < 21

22 LINES AND COLOURS Cloke, Kevin (9Du) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Connolly, Piers (10Ar) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Dahan, Kristian (10Hi) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Dai, Quentin (9Du) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Davies, Angus (12Ho) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Davies, Benjamin (11WJ) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Davies, Phillip (12Ke) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Davis, Scott (12La) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Dedes, Mark (11St) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Demark, Anton (8Sch) HALF CAS CHESS CHAMPIONS 2016 Dilojan, Avinash (11Mu) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Dilojan, Avinash (11Mu) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Doyle, Matthew (11Hi) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Driessen, Harry (8Yo) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Driessen, Harry (8Yo) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Driessen, Nick (11Yo) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Dunn, John (11La) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Dunn, John (11La) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Dunn, John (11La) HALF MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Dunn, John (11La) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Duong, Jayden (10He) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Elias, Christopher (12Mu) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Estell, Blake (12He) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Fawcett, Cameron (12WH) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Feng, Duncan (7Mu) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Field, James (10Yo) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Field, Nicholas (9WH) LINE MUSIC - BAND 2016 Finnerty, Kevin (10WJ) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Finnerty, Kevin (10WJ) HALF DEAS SILVER AWARD 2016 Fisher, Thomas (9WH) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Flaskos, Yianni (11Du) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Floro, Martin (10Mu) LINE SWIMMING NSW ALL SCHOOLS YRS CHAMPION 2016 Fong, Austin (12Mu) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Fong, Calvin (12Ta) FULL CAS CHESS CHAMPIONS 2016 Forster, Aston (8Yo) LINE CAS DIVING CHAMPIONS 2016 Fricker, Ben (9Fo) LINE CAS DIVING CHAMPIONS 2016 Fricker, Benjamin (9Fo) LINE CIS DIVING 15YRS 2016 Fricker, Sam (8Fo) LINE PACIFIC SCHOOL GAMES CHAMPION 13 YRS 2015 Fricker, Sam (8Fo) LINE CAS DIVING CHAMPIONS 2016 Fricker, Sam (8Fo) HALF DIVING 2016 Gabriel, Andrew (9Hi) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Gabriel, Daniel (11Hi) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Georgas, Basil (8Fo) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Germanos, Euan (7He) LINE CIS SWIMMING 13YRS 2016 Geronikos, Peter (9Hi) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Gindy, Zachariah (7Ke) LINE CAS DIVING CHAMPIONS 2016 Gindy, Zachariah (7Ke) LINE NSW ALL SCHOOLS CHAMPS 12YRS 2016 Gindy, Zachariah (7Ke) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Gorman, Samuel (9Hi) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Gossling, Brayden (11Ar) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Griffith, Charlie (10Yo) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Gunaratnam, Ethan (10Ar) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Guo, Monty (10Ke) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Gupta, Jordan (9WJ) HALF CAS CHESS CHAMPIONS 2016 Gupta, Jordan (9WJ) LINE CHESS 2016 Hahn, Sebastian (11St) HALF MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Hahn, Sebastian (11St) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Hallworth, Thomas (11WJ) FULL MUSIC - CHOIR > Head Master s Bulletin 24 June

23 Hallworth, Thomas (11WJ) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Hansen, Ryan (9We) LINE SWIMMING NSW ALL SCHOOLS 15 YRS CHAMPION 2016 Hansen, Ryan (9We) LINE SWIMMING STATE AGE CHAMPION 14 YRS 2016 Hansford, Ethan (10He) LINE CIS SWIMMING 15YRS 2016 Hansford, Ethan (10He) LINE SWIMMING STATE AGE CHAMPION 14 YRS 2016 Harding, Jasper (12Ho) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Harris, Paddy (11Sc) HALF CADETS-CSM 2016 Hartzenberg, Thomas (9Yo) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Hatoum, Nabeel (9St) LINE SWIMMING STATE AGE CHAMPION 14 YRS 2016 Hayes, Patrick (8Mu) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Hayward, Lachlan (11Fo) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 He, Darren (10La) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 He, Darren (10La) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Heim, Declan (11We) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Heim, Declan (11We) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Herro, Matthew (11WH) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Ho, Elliot (11He) FULL CAS CHESS CHAMPIONS 2016 Hoare, Christopher (11St) LINE PACIFIC SCHOOL GAMES 2015 Hoare, Christopher (12St) LINE SWIMMING STATE AGE CHAMPION 16 YRS 2016 Hor, Joshua (10La) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Huang, Danny (9Sc) LINE CIS SWIMMING 15YRS 2016 Hui, Lelland (10Fo) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Hui, Nicholas (10Fo) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Hyslop, Zac (12Du) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Ianni, Massimo (8Ke) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Innes, Matthew (11Ta) LINE SWIMMING AUSTRALIAN CHAMPS 2015 Innes, Matthew (11Ta) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Jackson, Tyson (7Fo) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Jasa, Justin (10Ho) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Jeffree, William (12Ho) LINE DIVING PACIFIC SCHOOL GAMES 2015 Jeffree, William (12Ho) LINE CAS DIVING CHAMPIONS 2016 Jeffrey, William (12Ho) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Jia, Dominic (9Yo) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Jiang, Patrick (10St) LINE SWIMMING NSW ALL SCHOOLS YRS CHAMPION 2016 Jin, Andy (9St) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Jin, Tom (8Yo) HALF CAS CHESS CHAMPIONS 2016 Jin, Tom (8Yo) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Jones, Oscar (9La) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Jupp, Lewis (12WH) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Kaleel, Nicholas (7Mu) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Kapaniris, James (11WH) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Kasch, Julian (11WH) HALF MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Kaushik, Nakul (11Mu) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Kaushik, Nakul (11Mu) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Kaye, Logan (9Ho) LINE SWIMMING NSW CHAMPION 2015 Kaye, Logan (9Ho) LINE SWIMMING NSW ALL SCHOOLS 14 YRS CHAMPS 2016 Kearney, Patrick (11Ho) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Keogh, Jake (8WJ) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Kery, Jordan (11WJ) LINE CAS 1ST XI FOOTBALL 2016 Khan, Saahil (11WH) HALF MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Khoury, Edward (11He) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Kim, Albert (11Ta) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Kim, Andrew (10We) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Kim, Andrew (10We) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Kim, Brian (11WH) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Kim, Brian (11WH) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Kim, David (8WH) LINE SWIMMING NSW ALL SCHOOLS 14 YRS CHAMPION 2016 Kim, David (8WH) LINE SWIMMING STATE AGE CHAMPS 13 YRS 2016 LINES AND COLOURS Head Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 < 23

24 Kim, Jee Hwan (8Ta) LINE MUSIC - BAND 2016 Kim, Jonathan (11Ke) FULL MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Kim, Jonathan (11Ke) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Kim, Justin (11He) LINE CIS SWIMMING 16YRS 2016 Kmet, Luca (11Ke) LINE CAS 1ST XI FOOTBALL 2016 Kong, Jason (11Ta) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Koshnitsky, Garry (8Mu) LINE CIS SWIMMING 14YRS 2016 Kostas, Leo (10WH) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Kostoglou, Gregory (9Sc) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Koutsogiannis, Athan (10Yo) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Kurien, Alan (8Hi) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Kyriacou, Philip (10Sc) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Lang, Matthew (11La) LINE DIVING PACIFIC SCHOOL GAMES 2015 Lang, Matthew (11La) LINE CAS DIVING CHAMPIONS 2016 Lang, Matthew (11La) FULL DIVING 2016 Lang, Matthew (11La) HALF CADETS-CSM 2016 Laundess, Alexander (10He) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Lee, Andy (7Fo) LINE PACIFIC SCHOOL GAMES 2015 Lee, Andy (7Fo) LINE SWIMMING NSW ALL SCHOOLS 13 YRS CHAMPS 2016 Lee, Andy (7Fo) LINE SWIMMING STATEAGE CHAMPION 12 YRS 2016 Lee, Konny (9Yo) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Lee, Konny (9Yo) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Lee, Richard (9Hi) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Lee, Richard (9Hi) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Lee Solano, Enzo (11Sc) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Lertsumitkul, Annan (10La) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Leung, Derek (11Fo) LINE CIS SWIMMING 17YRS 2016 Leung, Derek (10Fo) LINE SWIMMING STATE AGE CHAMPION16 YRS 2016 Li, Calvin (10Ar) HALF CAS CHESS CHAMPIONS 2016 Li, Calvin (10Ar) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Li, Jeffrey (8WJ) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Li, Jeffrey (8WJ) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Liang, Leon (10La) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Lim, Samuel (9Ke) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Lim, Samuel (9Ke) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Lim, Sebastian (10Ar) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Lin, Dylan (10Du) HALF CAS CHESS CHAMPIONS 2016 Lin, Dylan (10Du) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Lin, Kahou (10Ke) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Lin, Michael (8Fo) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Lin, Min (9Sc) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Longville, Ryan (12Mu) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Lopez, Dominic (8Ke) LINE SWIMMING AUSTRALIAN CHAMPS 2015 Lopez, Dominic (8Ke) LINE SWIMMING AUSTRALIAN CHAMPION 13 YRS 2016 Lopez, Dominic (8Ke) LINE SWIMMING NSW ALL SCHOOLS 14 YRS CHAMPION 2016 Louskos, Dimitri (9Ta) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Lu, Neil (11Yo) FULL CAS CHESS CHAMPIONS 2016 Luo, Alex (11WH) HALF MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Mackenzie, Thomas (11WJ) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Maloof, Alexander (10Hi) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Manuli, Phillip (7Ta) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Marantos, Stacey (12Yo) FULL CADETS-RSM 2016 Marantos, Stacy (12Yo) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Marantos, Stefan (11Yo) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Markakis, James (12Ke) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Martin, William (7WH) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Mathew, Kevin (9He) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Mccabe, James (8St) LINE SWIMMING STATE AGE CHAMPION 12 YRS > Head Master s Bulletin 24 June

25 Mccabe, James (8St) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Mccabe, James (8St) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Mcdonald, Angus (9Sc) LINE PACIFIC SCHOOL GAMES 2015 Mcdonald, Angus (9Sc) LINE SWIMMING NSW ALL SCHOOLS YRS CHAMPION 2016 Mcdonald, Angus (9Sc) LINE SWIMMING STATE AGE CHAMPION 14 YRS 2016 Mckenzie, Richard (9WH) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Mcmanus, Adrian (8He) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Mcmanus, Timothy (11Fo) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Meldrum, James (12Ke) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Mitchell, Joshua (11Yo) HALF CADETS-CSM 2016 Moodley, Paresh (9WH) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Moore, Matthew (9Ke) LINE CIS SWIMMING 14YRS 2016 Morfuni, Christian (9Ar) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Mundy, Lucas (11Ke) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Mundy, Lucas (11Ke) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Murphy, Aiden (7Du) LINE CAS DIVING CHAMPIONS 2016 Nakhle, Nathan (10Ke) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Nakhle, Nathan (10Ke) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Nakhle, Noah (12Ke) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Nazha, Adam (10Mu) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Nellore, Suraj (7Mu) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Newall, Patrick (12Yo) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Ng, Matthew (9Ke) LINE CIS SWIMMING 14YRS 2016 Ngo, Jonathan (9We) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Nicolaou, Christian (10Du) LINE DEAS BRONZE AWARD 2016 Nigro, Gabriel (10Ta) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Norington, Max (9Ar) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 O dea, Andrew (11La) HALF CADETS- RQMS 2016 On, Benjamin (10Ta) LINE PACIFIC SCHOOL GAMES CHAMPION 15 YRS 2015 On, Benjamin (10Ta) LINE CAS DIVING CHAMPIONS 2016 On, Benjamin (10Ta) FULL DIVING 2016 Otton, Samuel (11Ta) HALF CADETS-CSM 2016 Ouyang, Benny (10Ke) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Paget, Ryan (12Mu) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Palmer, Christofer (11Mu) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Papadopoulos, Stelios (9We) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Parekh, Rushad (11Yo) HALF DEAS SILVER AWARD 2016 Pascale, Remo (12La) FULL CAS CHESS CHAMPIONS 2016 Pascale, Remo (12La) LINE CHESS 2016 Paterson, Alexander (7Ta) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Pavic, Alexander (8La) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Pavic, Nicholas (10La) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Pavic, Nicholas (10La) LINE DEAS BRONZE AWARD 2016 Pavic, Nicholas (10La) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Payne, Kordell (11Yo) LINE RUGBY NSW U17 GOLD CUP 2016 Peng, Andrew (8He) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Peng, Andrew (8He) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Perera, Nicholas (10La) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Phu, Nam (12Fo) FULL CAS CHESS CHAMPIONS 2016 Phu, Nam (12Fo) LINE CHESS 2016 Pich, Andy (10WJ) LINE CIS SWIMMING 16YRS 2016 Pignataro, Philip (8Yo) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Plavsic, Blake (7WH) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Prosinger, Ludwig (11Sc) HALF MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Proude, Aidan (9We) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Ramrakha, Rishi (10La) LINE DEAS BRONZE AWARD 2016 Raptis, Paul (12Ta) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Rawal, Siddh (11Mu) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 LINES AND COLOURS Head Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 < 25

26 Reddel, Alex (8Ke) LINE MUSIC - BAND 2016 Reynders, Alexander (12Ke) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Richards, Maxwell (7Mu) LINE MUSIC - BAND 2016 Richards, Maxwell (7Mu) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Saintilan, Christopher (10Ta) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Saintilan, Christopher (10Ta) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Salmon, Thomas (10Ta) LINE SWIMMING STATE AGE CHAMPION 16 YRS 2016 Satyendra, Dhiren (9Fo) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Screnci, Christopher (9Yo) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Serb, Steven (10Ar) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Serb, Steven (10Ar) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Shaffi, Nikhil (11Mu) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Sharma, Ritvik (8Mu) LINE CRICKET 8A 2016 Shen, Eric (11He) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Silins, Alec (9Sc) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Silins, Alec (9Sc) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Simpson, Saachin (10WH) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Sixsmith, Hugh (11Sc) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Skotadis, Andreas (9Ke) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Song, Jayson (9Hi) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Spratt, Thomas (9Mu) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Srikumar, Dillon (9WJ) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Steele, Abraham (11La) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Street, Keegan (12WJ) LINE CIS SWIMMING OPENS 2016 Su, Wyden (11We) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Suri, Vir (9Yo) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Suster, Alec (11WH) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Swallow, Maxwell (12Du) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Tam, Cameron (10St) LINE DEAS BRONZE AWARD 2016 Tam, Cameron (10St) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Tam, Cameron (10St) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Tam, Ronald (8Yo) LINE MUSIC - BAND 2016 Tanana, Adam (12La) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Tang, Sunny (10Hi) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Tarbox, Asher (7Du) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Tarbox, Asher (7Du) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Tarbox, Leo (7Du) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Tarbox, Leo (7Du) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Teh, Justin (9Du) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Teixeira, Matthew (11Sc) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Testa, Nicholas (10Mu) LINE DEAS BRONZE AWARD 2016 Theron, Seamus (7Ho) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Tsai, Eric (7Ho) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Twomey, Jonathan (11Ho) LINE DEAS BRONZE AWARD 2016 Valiotis, Dimitri (12Hi) LINE CAS 1ST XI FOOTBALL 2016 Valiozis, Alexander (9Yo) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Varvaris, John (8Du) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Velez, Luc (11WH) HALF MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Venables, Patrick (12He) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Vlahopoulos, Harris (11St) HALF CADETS- CSM 2016 Wang, Jonathan (12WJ) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Wang, Roger (11Sc) HALF MUSIC - BAND 2016 Wanless, Oliver (12Hi) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Wanless, Riley (11Hi) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Ward, William (11St) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Ward, William (11St) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Whitford, Ryan (8Ho) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Williams, Matthew (11Yo) HALF MUSIC - CHOIR > Head Master s Bulletin 24 June

27 Williams, Maxen (10We) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Wong, Jonathan (12WH) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Wong, Jonathan (8St) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Wong, Timothy (11St) HALF MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Wu, Allyn (9Sc) LINE MUSIC - CHOIR 2016 Xu, Samuel (8WH) LINE PACIFIC SCHOOL GAMES 2015 Xu, Samuel (8WH) LINE SWIMMING NSW ALL SCHOOLS 13 YRS CHAMPION 2016 Xu, Samuel (8WH) LINE SWIMMING STATE AGE 12 YRS CHAMPION 2016 Xu, Smauel (8WH) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Xue, Nathaniel (12Hi) FULL CADETS-CUO 2016 Yeoh, Aidan (10Sc) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Yeoh, Joshua (8Sc) HALF CAS CHESS CHAMPIONS 2016 Yeoh, Joshua (8Sc) LINE CHESS 2016 Yeou, Jason (7We) LINE CIS SWIMMING 12YRS 2016 Yeou, Jason (7We) LINE SWIMMING STATE AGE CHAMPS 11 YRS 2016 York, Thomas (11Hi) LINE DIVING PACIFIC SCHOOL GAMES 2015 York, Thomas (11Hi) LINE CAS DIVING CHAMPIONS 2016 Yu, Jasen (11Fo) LINE CIS SWIMMING 17YRS 2016 Yu, Jasen (11Fo) LINE SWIMMING STATE AGE CHAMPS 16 YRS 2016 Yu, Jasen (11Fo) FULL MUSIC - BAND 2016 Yu, Jasen (11Fo) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Yu, Yan (11He) HALF MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Zeitoun, Jacob (11Ke) LINE CADETS- SGT 2016 Zhang, Dylan (10St) LINE MUSIC - BAND 2016 Zhu, Adam (11Ar) FULL MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 Zhu, Bill (9La) LINE CADETS SERVICE- DRILL SQUAD 2016 Zhu, Nathan (11Ke) LINE SWIMMING AUSTRALIAN CHAMPION 16 YRS 2016 Zhu, Nathan (11Ke) LINE SWIMMING NSW ALL SCHOOLS 17 YRS CHAMPION 2016 Zou, Alex (7Yo) LINE MUSIC - BAND 2016 Zou, Alex (7Yo) LINE MUSIC - ORCHESTRA 2016 LINES AND COLOURS THIS WEEK... Friday, 24 June 2016 Trinity Quilters (ABR) WHITSUN TERM CONCLUDES 4:00pm Clothing Shop - Ceases trading for stock-take until Monday 11 July 6:00pm Excursion - Year 12 Visual Arts Returns (Canberra) 7:30am - 11:00am Biggest Morning Tea (TR) 4:00pm - 6:00pm Chess - Junior Chess League Tournament (S3.3) 7:00pm Bishop Chambers House - closes for all Boarders Saturday, 25 June :30am - 4:00pm Rugby - NSW trials (16s) [Representative] (Knox) Sunday, 26 June :30am - 4:00pm Rugby - NSW trials (16s) [Representative] (Knox) 9:00am DEAS Winter Expedition Departs (Mangrove Mountain) Monday, 27 June :00am - 12:00pm Tennis Clinic Commences (Tennis Centre) Tuesday, 28 June :00pm DEAS Winter Expedition Returns (Mangrove Mountain) 8:30am - 5:30pm Excursion - Year 12 - Nanoscience Conference (Coogee) Friday, 1 July :00pm Tennis Clinic Concludes (Tennis Centre) Milton Cujes Head Master Friday 24 June Head Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 < 27

28 Trinity Football TRINITY FOOTBALL Trinity Grammar School 119 Prospect Road Summer Hill NSW 2130 Phone Fax YEARS K TO 9 FOOTBALL CLINIC JULY SCHOOL HOLIDAYS MONDAY 11TH JULY TO THURSDAY 14TH JULY Boys from Kindergarten to Year 9 have a magnificent opportunity to attend the Trinity Grammar School Football Clinic in the July Holidays. Benefits of participating at this camp include: ÆÆ ÆÆ 24 hours of football tuition over four days. Participants train as per the Football Federation Australia National Curriculum. ÆÆ 5-8 year old participants focus on natural development (in Striking the Ball, Running with the Ball and 1v1) through fun football exercises and games. ÆÆ ÆÆ ÆÆ ÆÆ ÆÆ ÆÆ ÆÆ ÆÆ ÆÆ ÆÆ 9-13 year old participants focus exclusively on improving their technical skills in the areas of first touch, striking the ball, running with the ball and 1v year old participants focus on improving the above technical skills and learning how to apply these core skills in a functional way. Middle School participants have opportunity to partake in video analysis using Game Breaker Software. The video analysis viewing facility includes the newly refurbished 110 seat Latham Theatre. Training facilities include a synthetic all weather football field and three indoor basketball courts. Participants play in mini tournaments that replicate the A-League/Champions League/World Cup. Participants are tiered according to their playing level. All participants receive BBQ on Monday and Thursday. Drinks and fruit provided each day. Coaching Staff are fully qualified coaches who were former distinguished Football players. Leading coaches will be David Barrett and Luke Gray, both current school teachers at Westfield s Sports High and Trinity Grammar School respectively. David played well over 300 National Soccer League games and Luke is MIC and Director of Football Coaching at Trinity and is the current 1st XI coach. See the following link for footage from the 2015 April Holiday Clinic THE DETAILS Where When Time Bring Cost Trinity Grammar School, Summer Hill Monday 11th July to Thursday 14th July 9am to 3pm (check in at 8:45am Monday only) Football boots, indoor shoes, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle. Bring your own Football. $280. BOOKING and PAYMENT made by clicking on the following link at Trinity Online Community Website. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER ONLINE IF BAD WEATHER No Cancellations CANCELLATION FEE 20% cancellation fee occurs after Wednesday 22nd June, 2016 Enquiries To: Mr Luke Gray lgray@trinity.nsw.edu.au or mobile > Head Master s Bulletin 24 June

29 Trinity Tennis Game, Set, Match. Trinity Grammar School 119 Prospect Road Summer Hill NSW 2130 Phone Fax TENNIS HOLIDAY CLINIC JUNE 2016 The Trinity Grammar School holiday TENNIS CLINIC will be conducted at the TRINITY TENNIS CENTRE during the June holiday period, The clinic will be offered to Senior School boys in Years 7 to 10 and to Junior and Preparatory School boys in Years 3 to 6. The clinic is designed to be FUN yet CHALLENGING, incorporating the following; > Stroke production > Footwork > Hand eye coordination > Tennis motor skills > Tennis fitness > Tennis based games > Tennis rules and etiquette > Tennis strategy > Singles and Doubles match play > Ground strokes, serve, volley Please note, places are limited and will be on a first in basis. THE CLINIC WILL RUN RAIN, HAIL OR SHINE. All payments are NON REFUNDABLE. Closing date for applications is Friday, June 24th, THE DETAILS WHERE Trinity Grammar Tennis Centre Situated on the corner of King Street and Princess Street, Ashbury WHEN Monday 27th June to Friday 1st July 2016 TIME 9am to 12pm COST $200 Early drop-off from 8.45am will be offered BRING Enquiries: Drink Hat Sunscreen Tennis racquet and Sand shoes Mr Jeremy Dykgraaff Director of Tennis Coaching, MIC phone ext 6358 or mobile jdykgraaff@trinity.nsw.edu.au CLICK HERE TO REGISTER AND PAY NOW Head Master s Bulletin 24 June 2016 < 29