Culture

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Culture…is the widening of the mind and of the spirit. Jawaharlal Nehru

Trinity College is passionate about providing students with opportunities for intellectual and artistic achievement and expression. Supported by access to performing, studio and gallery spaces, exposure to cultural experiences and cultural education programmes that provide opportunity and expression to all students from Reception to Year 13, is a part of life at Trinity, and the teaching staff are committed to involving students in exploring their capabilities and creative life through Visual and Performing Arts and the written word.

Since its inception, Trinity College has promoted the development of innovative enrichment programmes. Artist-in-Residence and Writer-in-Residence programmes have featured during the College’s 22 year history, in harmony with the production of Performing Arts pieces featuring students from Junior, Middle and Senior school levels. Visiting Band Directors have provided artistic leadership and inspiration to the broad range of ensembles engaged in an extensive music programme. For many years, the College has also been recognized for the excellence of its performance ensembles.

The developing Choral programme provides students with additional and varied performance opportunities. Junior and Middle School and College School choirs and contemporary bands, regularly entertain the College community and provide cultural outreach to the wider community through, for example, visitation of local centres for aged care.

The annual College Musical production provides an enriching community experience, enabling performing arts students collectively from the five Trinity College Schools to work in partnership in producing a performance spectacular of excellence. Bi-Annual Rock Eisteddfod Challenge and Wakakirri performances engage students in vibrant and rigorous dance, music theatre and music visual arts experiences.
The organic nature of the Cultural Programme at Trinity College enables students to experience a breadth of activities that explore the limits of creative expression. Continually evolving alongside technological and contemporary artistic innovations, the flexible and broad programme provides students with every opportunity to widen mind and spirit within the framework of educational curricula of excellence.