Welcome Back!

Our school theme for this year comes from 1 Corinthians 13:13.

“And these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love”.

Connecting our school theme to our school motto this year was an easy decision. The many challenges of 2020 led to a disconnect in the community. Social gatherings, Sacraments, Masses, class assemblies, classrooms and school celebrations were missing just one thing… our community!

This year we are continuing to grow our community in Faith, Hope and Love.

In Faith we experience that life has meaning and purpose, and we know ourselves to be called to live as the sons and daughters of God. In Hope, we lay claim to the promises of God and to the life that God has for us. In Love, we enter into the very life of God; love directly links us with God.

We cannot wait to share with you throughout the year on how our community is growing in Faith, Hope and Love!

Sacramental Dates

Youth Minister Welcome 2021

WELCOME BACK Holy Trinity community,

I am excited to be joining you for a second year as your Youth Minister!

A brief introduction, I’m Grace, a uni student, art lover and I work for CSYMA (Catholic Schools Youth Ministry Australia) with some wonderful young adults, who like myself are passionate about our sharing our faith with students, in both high schools and primary school across the Archdiocese.

The best part of this role is walking side by side with so many young people and being able to encourage and inspire them to live life to the full!

I found a love for Youth Ministry and music ministry as a student at St Clare’s College. For me joining the Youth Ministry Team gave me the love, support and healing I needed to navigate the world during some fragile teenage years and find strength in something beyond myself, God. I aim to create a safe space and the same platform for students at Holy Trinity this year with our very own Year 5/6 Youth Ministry Team.

I will be working with your Religion Coordinator, Emily Capper and our Parish Priest Monsignor John Woods, on sacramental preparation and spiritual retreat days. You will also see me around the school on Thursdays assisting teachers in Religion lessons and prayer time.

I am easy to spot in a blue shirt so please come and say hi. I look forward to meeting all the students and families.

God Bless,

Grace 

Thank you!!

Last year, Holy Trinity donated the money that was raised in the Bushfire appeal to two primary schools in our community. St Patricks Primary School in Bega and Trinity Catholic Primary School in Murrumburrah.

Both schools extend their gratitude to Holy Trinity Primary School families for the generous donation! St Patricks in Bega used the money to get new sports equipment and books for senior students and Trinity, Murrumburrah used the money for a new sign for the front of their school.