Over the 117 years of its history, the school has grown and changed immensely. Many generations of boys have passed through our gates, having had their character and outlook shaped by their shared experiences at Trinity. They have left us, and moved into society as young men who are well prepared to tackle the challenges of life, and fully embrace all of its opportunities.

1902 Trinity Grammar School was founded on the 14th November, 1902 at a meeting of the following members of Holy Trinity Parish: The Venerable Archdeacon Hindley, The Rev’d H. Merrick Long, Drs H.O. Cowen, W. Kent Hughes and E.M. Inglis and Mr W.J. Roberts.

Co-curricular:
Drama Leadership
Music Outdoor Education
Outreach Sports

VCE Drama and VCE Theatre Studies:
At a VCE level, both VCE Drama and VCE Theatre Studies are on offer. Both of these subjects are taught in collaboration with Ruyton as part of the Coordinate Program.

Trinity/Ruyton Musical: A much loved School event, we share this program with Ruyton Girls’ School. This program is on offer to students from Years 9-12 and is an opportunity to combine talents and passions across the performing arts in acting, singing and dancing. A large-scale event, many students participate as performers and there is an equal amount of students enjoying the challenges and opportunities of working behind the scenes.

Sections:
Early Learning Centre Junior School
Senior School

International Students:
Trinity has a long history of educating international students, spanning over 70 years. Our international students are encouraged to participate fully in school life both in and outside the classroom, with an emphasis on enjoyment of learning.

Over the years we have welcomed boys from countries all around the world, including China, Hong Kong SAR, Republic of China (Taiwan), Vietnam, Thailand, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Russia.

Trinity Grammar School, Kew
40 Charles Street, Kew,
Victoria – 3101 Australia

Tel: +61 3 9854 3600
Email: trinity@trinity.vic.edu.au
Website: www.trinity.vic.edu.au

Principal:
Adrian Farrer