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Art Peter Crawley Centre for the Arts, CharlesStreet
Boarding House 18 Charles Street
Business Management Small Business Stalls Various locations
Café Libresso Café in The Tudor Centre
Careers Careers Centre, The Tudor Centre
Chapel of the Holy Trinity/Religion Far side of Birrell Oval C1
Year 7 Dragster Races Brickwork outside Science Building
Debating and Public Speaking Brickwork in front of The Tudor Centre
Design & Technology Science and Technology Building STB1 and STB3
Drama/Senior School Play P&F Hall PF1
ELC Charles Street
ECO Group/AAA Poynter Level, The Tudor Centre
English Poynter Level, The Tudor Centre
Geography Poynter Level, The Tudor Centre
History Poynter Level, The Tudor Centre
Hospitality Peter Crawley Centre for the Arts
House Performing Arts Rehearsals East and South Rooms, Peter Crawley Centrefor the Arts
Indigenous Connection (AAA Group) Poynter Level, The Tudor Centre
Information Technology Peter Crawley Centre for the Arts
Junior School Art Junior School Art Room
Junior School classrooms Bright and Watson Buildings
Junior School Music Junior School Marquee
Junior School Library Ground Floor, Bright Building B1
LOTE W1 and W2, Watson Building
Maths Poynter Level, The Tudor Centre
Music Peter Crawley Centre for the Arts, CharlesStreet (Ground Floor)
Outdoor Education Robertson Balcony
Robotics The Helen Tutt Centre for Design and Technology
Science Science and Technology Building ST1, ST2and ST3
Senior School (Long) Library The Tudor Centre
Student Services/Special Education Hindley House (1st Floor)
Sport Birrell Oval, Taffs Oval, Peter McIntyre Gymand pool
Trinity Second-hand Uniform Shop Cotham Road Centre (10.30am to 12.30pm)
Locations (all day)
5351
Hudson House
Development Office
Peter Crawley Centre for the Arts
Daley Gallery
SouthRoom
Neil William
sRoom
EastRoom
IT (1st Floor)
Art (1st Floor)
Hospitality (2nd Floor)
Music
(Ground Floor)
RobertsonBalcony
Tonge Building
Cotham Road Centre
Arnold Hall
Birrell Oval
Shann Building
Science,Design and Technology
Reception
HentyHouse
Chapel
Murray W
VersoEarly Learning Centre
P&F Hall
Peter McIntyre
SportsCentre
PoolBack
Courts
Bright Building
Roberts House
Junior School
Taffs Oval
Watson
Entrance to Sports Centre
CollegeHouse
(Boarding)
CharlesHouse
(Boarding)
CFA Basketball Courts
Hindley Building
Gym
Richard & Elizabeth Tudor Centre for Contem
poraryLearning
Void
Roof Garden
Welcom
e Tent
ActivitiesTime Event/Activity Location
10:30am Poetry with Mr Bantick The Hearthin The Tudor Centre
First Soccer Training Display Birrell Oval
Senior and Junior School Swimming PoolWater Activities
Prep – Year 2 Sports Taffs Oval, Junior School
Bat Tennis Clinic Junior School Back Courts
Hockey (Junior Clinic) Taffs Oval, Junior School
Concert Band (10.40am) Junior SchoolMarquee
11:00am Poetry with Mr Bantick The Hearthin The Tudor Centre
Debating and Public Speaking Brickwork in front of The Tudor Centre
Science Parent Information Science BuildingSession #1 ST3
Snake Show Science Building ST2
Chemistry Show Science Building ST1
First Soccer Training Display Birrell Oval
First Football Peter McIntyre Gym
Senior and Junior School Swimming PoolWater Activities
Prep – Year 2 Sports Taffs Oval, Junior School
Hockey (Junior Clinic) Taffs Oval, Junior School
Choir (11.15am) Junior SchoolMarquee
Bat Tennis Clinic Junior School Back Courts
11:30am Debating and Brickwork in front Public Speaking of The Tudor Centre
Senior and Junior School Swimming PoolWater Activities
First Football with Peter McIntyre GymJunior School
Prep – Year 2 Sports Taffs Oval, Junior School
Puppet Making Multipurpose Room
Time Event/Activity Location
12:00pm Old Boys vs First Basketball Showcourt, Peter McIntyre Gym
Science Parent Information Science BuildingSession #2 ST3
Snake Show Science Building ST2
Chemistry Show Science Building ST1
Chess Clinic Junior SchoolLibrary
Prep – Year 2 Sports Taffs Oval, Junior School
Live Skits Junior SchoolMarquee
12:30pm Old Boys vs First Basketball Showcourt, Peter McIntyre Gym
Superheroes Parade The Steps,and Batman Short Film The Tudor Centre
Marles String Orchestra Junior SchoolMarquee
1:00pm First XV Rugby Squad Birrell Oval Training
Year 10 Basketball Peter McIntyre Gym
Science Parent Information Science Building ST3Session #3
Snake Show Science Building ST2
Chemistry Show Science Building ST1
Stringers Junior SchoolMarquee
Puppet Making Multipurpose Room
1:30pm First XV Rugby Birrell OvalSquad Training
Softball/Continuous Taffs Oval,Cricket Clinic Junior School
Stringlets Junior SchoolMarquee
2:00pm Senior School play P & F Hall PF1One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
Senior School = Black Junior School = Red
TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, KEW
Trinity Grammar School, Kew
Open Day
{Trinity celebrates many milestones in 2013: 110 years of the
School, 40 years of Leppitt, 30 years of Bulleen, 20 years of the
Coordinate Education Program with Ruyton and 10 years of Licola.}EarlyLearningCentre
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SeniorSchool
MarlesPlayingFields
OutdoorEducation
Trinity Grammar School, Kew40 Charles StreetKew Victoria 3101Australia
Telephone(03) 9854 3600Facsimile(03) 9853 [email protected]
CRICOS provider No.0035OM
Creating the Future at TrinitySenior School = Black Junior School = Red ELC = Green
Take a guided tour of the School: meet your Guide at the tent inCharles Street. There are also specialist and bilingual Junior SchoolGuides at the Junior School Marquee.The Richard and Elizabeth Tudor Centre for ContemporaryLearning (The Tudor Centre) – Explore Trinity’s new learningfacility with Guides conversant in the specialised environmentalsystem in the Tudor Centre, as well as multiple displays exhibitingelements of The Armstrong Collection, kindly loaned to the Schoolby Ian and Mary Armstrong. This extensive collection includes NedKelly’s armour, model aeroplanes and a mystery object! Coffee anddrinks will be available at Libresso Café. The Curriculum – Subject staff are available for you to talk to.There are displays of students’ work and activities showcasing thelearning that takes place at Trinity. Furthermore, BusinessManagement students are running small business stalls as anintegral part of their VCE studies. The languages teachers havedecorated the classrooms in the Watson Building and have specialactivities for visitors, so pop over and see them.The Arts - Trinity’s Artist in Residence, Damon Kowarsky, isdisplaying his work in the Daley Gallery, whilst Senior Art studentsare working on their portfolios all day in the Peter Crawley Centrefor the Arts. At 2.00pm, there is an opportunity to watch thematinee performance of the Senior School Play (comprisingstudents from Trinity and Ruyton) One Flew over the Cuckoo’sNest. Watch out for actors in character selling tickets during theday. In addition, House groups are rehearsing for the hotly-contested House Performing Arts Festival.Co-curricular Activities – Trinity is proud of its tradition ofoffering a wide range of co-curricular options. These includedrama, debating, Chess Club, photography, ‘The Mitre’ magazine,music, robotics, RACV Energy Breakthrough and F1 in Schools –among many others. To speak to current parents, visit the stalls ofTrinity Friends of Music (TFOM), Friends of Drama at Trinity(FODAT), members of the Trinity Drug and Alcohol BookletCommittee and the Parents’ Association which is running abarbecue on the brickwork near Henty House.
Science, Design and Technology – model electric cars, energyefficient recumbent hybrid vehicles, design and aerodynamictesting of model F1 cars using smoke/wind tunnels, CNCmanufacturing, CAD/CAM processes including 3D printing,chemistry experiments and even a Snake Show can be seen in theScience, Design and Technology Building, while just outside Year7s will be racing their dragster cars. There is a display of students’design work at the top of the Drum in the Tudor Centre.Pastoral Care and Support – Trinity has a well-deservedreputation as a caring, nurturing school. Talk to the teachers aboutthe Peer Support program, Sports mentors, Learning Journeys andthe vertically-grouped House system. Meet the Junior School andSenior School Chaplains in the Chapel of the Holy Trinity. TheCareers Centre on the lower level of the Tudor Centre is valuableand well-utilised resource for the boys.Outdoor Education – There are many opportunities in this area forstudents, including year level camps, Leppitt Leaders, the Somersprogram, the Cowombat bushwalking group and the Duke ofEdinburgh program. Find out more at the Outdoor Educationdisplay on the Robertson Balcony.Physical Education and Sport – Physical Education lessons are avital part of the curriculum, while the sports program encouragesall boys to represent Trinity in a sport of their choice. Visit theBirrell Oval, the Taffs Oval, the Peter McIntyre Gymnasium and theschool pool to learn more about sport at Trinity. Junior School - The Junior School has ‘Open Classroom’ sessionsall day showcasing various learning activities, such as underwatertransport vehicles and the Year 6 Pathways program, the Art Roomoffers creative, interactive art experiences while the Junior SchoolLibrary is running 15 minute chess sessions all day with aspecialist chess coach. There are various musical performances inthe Junior School marquee. Please see the ‘Activities’ schedule forindividual times.Trinity in the early years - The Murray W Verso Centre for EarlyChildhood Learning (known as the ELC) is open all day. There arepuzzles and manipulative activities, art experiences, Home Corner,block building and lots of other areas for children to explore whiletheir parents talk to the staff.
Welcome from the Headmaster
For each of our children, the futurepromises to be a complex, excitingand challenging time. Life haschanged significantly in the lastfifteen years and is likely to continueto change, at an ever increasing pace,beyond 2013.
Our boys need to be equipped withthe knowledge, understanding andskills to take on the developmentsthat will undoubtedly occur. Flexibilityand adaptability will be keyingredients in their personal toolkits.
This School is passionate about educating young people for the future. Areasof the school program have been designed to achieve the best outcomes fortackling the many challenges ahead.
As you move around the School you will be able to experience something of the offering to our boys:
• A diverse curriculum which is shaped to meet individual needs;
• A learning environment in which technology is utilised to engageindividuals in the most effective and meaningful manner;
• Spaces which provide choice for optimal learning by each student;
• Exposure to the creative arts, so that students take something of theworld of aesthetic appreciation into their lives;
• Breadth within a busy, inspiring co-curricular collage;
• Activities which focus on sporting opportunities;
• A social environment which is supportive, encouraging and helpful;
• Community experiences which include outreach by way of engaging with and learning from people living in different circumstances.
Such offerings provide our students with foundational learning, which willprepare them to meet our future, with open arms, an optimistic heart and a steady mind.
I am delighted to share our School with you on the 2013 Trinity GrammarSchool Open Day.
With warmest wishes,
E R TudorHeadmaster
