Parents’ Association

At the heart of our Trinity Grammar community lies the strength of great connections. Just as the boys relate to their cross-age year groups, through camps, sports and musical endeavors, we as the parents community can see firsthand how these connections bring us together, strengthen our bonds and create a space where boys, teachers and parents thrive. 

Connections are what transform Trinity from being just a place of education into a supportive, inclusive and welcoming environment. When parents come together at events, when teachers collaborate with families and when students feel supported by everyone around them, the entire community benefits. These interactions pave the way for stronger relationships, deeper understanding, and mutual encouragement.

Connections don’t just benefit the community as a whole; they uplift individuals too. When our boys are supported and heard, they are empowered to give their best. A connected parent feels more confident partnering with teachers to provide the best outcome for our boys. Our boys, with a network of encouraging adults and peers, are likely to feel more engaged in their learning.  

Our role as the Parents’ Association is to help nurture our community, through organising events, fostering communication or simply being peers to other parents. Together, we make Trinity more than a school. We encourage all parents to value every opportunity to connect. Whether with your son’s teachers, other parents and within the wider school community. Because when we come together, we create a place where everyone feels valued, supported, and inspired to be part of something bigger.  

We look forward to connecting with you all during Term 2.