Term 4

Tuesday 13 October 2020 - Wednesday 16 December 2020

Save the dates for the following important College events:

Year 12 Parent Teacher Interviews - Tuesday 11 February 2020 - 4.00pm - 6.00pm

College Swimming Carnival - Monday 17 February 2020

Long Distance Swimming Carnival - Wednesday 19 February 2020 - 3.30pm - 5.30pm

Attention all Trinity Parents/Carers:

LAST CHANCE - sign up today!

SPORTS MUSTER - WINTER SPORTS (Soccer, Netball and Rugby)

Trinity Catholic College offers a wide variety of sporting opportunities. The College encourages participation no matter what the skill level or experience. Our aim is for students to perform at their best, both individually, and as part of a team. We pride ourselves on teamwork, sportsmanship and College spirit. We encourage our students to experiment with new sports and improve their skills and achieve at high levels.

We are now taking Expressions of Interest for our Winter Sporting Teams: Soccer, and Rugby. If you wish for your child to play for Trinity in one of these sports, please complete the Google Form. By filling this form in you understand that you are committing to a team sport that comes at cost, and has training and travel obligations.

All Senior Trinity Netball teams are NOW FULL  - WE NEED 5 MORE YEAR 7 STUDENTS TO PLAY NETBALL FOR TRINITY - Please see Mrs Wareham if you are interested in in playing weekend Netball for Trinity. Check the Red Hall Sports Board for Teams lists. If you are part of the team, be sure to register via the GDNA website. A reminder to apply for the Active Kids Voucher first.

https://tinyurl.com/tccgsoccer2020

https://tinyurl.com/tccgrugby2020

Any questions please do not hesitate to contact the Sports Coordinator on 02 4821 3600 or email via jasmine.craker@cg.catholic.edu.au

There is a new website for C/G and CCC progressional sport.

Please see the instructions to create a new portal.

The NSWCCC website is no longer available. You must register on the new portal.

We are pleased to advise the 2019 Yearbooks have arrived! The Yearbooks will be distributed to students over the coming days.

It’s no secret that the end of school can be a huge source of anxiety for both students and parents alike. Studies have shown that over 40% of final year students suffer from high-level anxiety or stress, with some even suffering from depression.

It is important to prepare a student’s brain for success. Studies show there is a clear link between students taking care of their health, and their overall productivity during the final year of school. Understanding how best to support your child’s health and wellbeing during this time will help them perform at their best. The student brain has a lot going on, so understanding how it works will help them get the most out their brain power. Acknowledge that not all stress is bad. The art is in finding the right balance. Having the right amount of stress can encourage students to be at their optimal level of alertness, and improve behavioural and cognitive performance. It helps tune their brain and focus.

In this Special Report, parents and care givers will be presented with a number of strategies on how best to support their child during the final year at school. We hope you take time to reflect on the information offered in this Special Report, and as always, we welcome your feedback.

If you do have any concerns about the wellbeing of your child, please contact the school for further information or seek medical or professional help.

Here is the link to your special report https://trinitycollege.nsw.schooltv.me/wellbeing_news/surviving-final-year

SPECIAL REPORT: Moving To A New School

Moving to a new school is a big deal! Your child is going to meet lots of new people and be thrown into new situations. That’s bound to make them feel lots of different emotions. They may feel worried and anxious, but also excited and happy – all at the same time!

It is considered to be one of the most important transition periods of a student’s life and can present some significant psychological challenges for both students and parents.

Making new friends, learning new routines, discovering new environments, accepting new cultures and adjusting to new learning practices is all part of the process. Some children will sail through this period of change, whilst others may need a bit more guidance. It is important to give your child the chance to feel comfortable in their new space. This may take a few months, but ensure you keep the lines of communication open and check in regularly with your child to see how they are settling in.

In this Special Report, parents and care givers will be presented with a number of strategies that can be deployed to help ensure a smooth transition. We hope you take time to reflect on the information offered in this Special Report, and as always, we welcome your feedback.

If you do have any concerns about the wellbeing of your child, please contact the school for further information or seek medical or professional help.

Here is the link to your special report https://trinitycollege.nsw.schooltv.me/wellbeing_news/moving-new-school

GOULBURN MISSION MASS TIMES

St Peter & Paul’s             

Saturday

6.00pm September – April

5.00pm May - August

Our Lady of Fatima       

Sunday - 7.00am

Ss Peter and Paul’s       

Sunday - 10.00am

Taralga                            

Saturday

6.00pm September – May

5.00pm June - August

Crookwell                      

Sunday 9.00am

Binda (1,2,3)                    

Sunday 10.30am

Tuena (5)                         

Sunday 11.30am

St Patrick’s Marulan      

2/4 Sunday of Month - 8.00am

St Joseph’s Tarago         

3 Sunday of Month - 8.00am

St Laurence O’Toole Spring Valley

St Michael’s, Bungonia. St Bartholomew’s Collector

PARISH OFFICE DETAILS

Office Hours: 8.30am – 12.30pm – Monday to Friday

Address: 36 Verner Street

Mailing Address: PO Box 11, GOULBURN NSW 2580

Phone: (02) 6239 9863

Email: gouburn@cg.org.au

Website: http://cg.org.au/goulburn/Home.aspx

When your child needs to leave School early, please make sure they complete the following steps:

1. A written note signed from their parent/carer. This note can be made in the Student diary on the day of the planned absence, or on a separate piece of paper.

2. The student then takes the note to Homeroom and asks their Homeroom teachers to sign it.

3. The note must also be signed by a House Coordinator. 

4. The student comes to the front office with their signed note.

5. Front office staff assist student to sign out.

6. Students wait for parent/carer to collect them.

Please note, parent or carer MUST present to the Office to collect student.

The College should be notified of any foreseen student leave. An Application for Exemption Form is available from the College Office and is required to be completed by parents/carers and returned to the College at least 10 school days prior to any leave. Leave or travel over 10 days requires a different form; please contact Reception. If, during the period of leave, your child has assessments due they should also complete the Notification of Planned Absence form which is in the appendix of their student assessment handbook.

Students should be wearing full Winter uniform including the wearing of their school blazer to and from school.

Students should return in full Summer Uniform on Tuesday 13 October - Term 4.

**All sizes of tracksuit pants are now in stock. Please note these are a more narrow fit and have elasticised cuffs, therefore students may need to go up a size.

The Uniform Shop is open on Thursdays from 3.00pm - 6.00pm. When visiting the uniform shop, you will be required to sign in.

The uniform shop email is uniform.tccg@cg.catholic.edu.au

YOU CAN NOW PURCHASE UNIFORMS ONLINE VIA Qkr!

Students can check homeroom bags for items

Qkr is an easy-to-use mobile app for iPhones, Android smartphones and tablets, that makes school payments a breeze. You can now pay for your uniforms, fees and most excursions using the Qkr! App.

We are in the process of rolling over our volunteer register for 2020. 

We would be grateful if any communities members who volunteer with the College on a regular basis could provide the College with their Working With Children Check (WWCC) and date of birth so that this information can be verified.  

We thank our community for continuing to work with us to ensure our students are safe and these procedures are followed. 

We love to hear about our students' achievements, so please feel free to send through any information about your child's achievements to info.tccg@cg.catholic.edu.au by Tuesday of each week. We look forward to hearing from you! Also, be sure to visit our facebook site!

https://www.facebook.com/OfficialTrinityCatholicCollege