Facilities
Trinity College schools all feature outstanding facilities that include modern comfortable classrooms surrounded by landscaped grounds.
On the outskirts of Gawler, at Evanston South, the local paddocks provide a rural back drop and a unique learning environment for our students. The North, South and Senior schools are located on 100 acres and our Blakeview, Gawler River and Roseworthy schools are situated on over 20 acres each.
There are tennis courts, cricket ovals, soccer pitches, a variety of playgrounds, shade cloths, rotundas, barbeque areas, a working vineyard and farm, interactive whiteboards abound, drama centre, multi-purpose halls, catering rooms, art galleries, College Chapel, libraries, technology centres and computer hubs, AV rooms, change rooms, canteens, wi-fi across the sites, designated student car parking, indoor cricket facility, a purpose built Trade Training Centre and a state-of-the-art theatre.
Established in 1994, the Blackham Environmental and Conservation Centre is 535 acres of natural bushland located on our doorstep.
At Blackham students learn first-hand about land care, erosion management, weed troll, water quality, effects of bushfire and native wildlife and florea conservation. Discover more here.
The Harris Head Big Shed is used predominately for indoor cricket, the space has been significantly enhanced to better accommodate additional activities.
This facility is available for hire by the wider community outside of school hours.
Discover more here or telephone 8522 0622.
The Marnkutyi Parirna (Three Rivers) Performing Arts Theatre was officially opened in October 2023.
The venue provides outstanding learning spaces for a wide variety of educational, and community uses such as musicals and dramatic plays, music, dance, oratory performances, ensembles, soirees, assemblies, information evenings, social functions, meeting or exhibitions.
The Marnkutyi Parirna Theatre is available for hire by the wider community outside of school hours. Discover more here or telephone 8522 0622.
This new facility, offering a full-size hockey pitch and 12 tennis courts was completed in June 2019. In addition to use by students of the College, this multi-purposed facility is also available for hire. Download Terms of Use here.
The Trinity Innovation and Creativity School (TICS) was officially opened in Term 1 of 2020 and includes a 360-degree projection room, virtual and augmented reality, interactive technology, podcast studio, advanced robotics opportunities, gallery spaces, art and design studios, ICT, film making, sunken gallery and animation laboratories as well as university enabled teaching spaces. Discover more here.
Opened in 2017, the Trinity College Pavilion serves as the vibrant heart of our community. Overlooking the scenic Waldeck Oval and surrounded by ample free parking, the Pavilion is home to our five Old Scholar sporting clubs, reunion events, and annual House dinners.
This versatile venue is also available for hire by not-for-profit organisations and community groups on weekends and during school holidays (subject to availability). Discover more here.
Opened in June 2000, STARplex is owned by Trinity College and operated as a not-for-profit community centre. With over 10,000 visitors every week STARplex has something for everyone. Visitors enjoy a huge range of recreational services delivered by experienced, qualified staff.
A key outcome for STARplex is personal and community health and wellbeing that is primarily accomplished through an educational focus on junior sports development, fitness and lifestyle coaching and event and conference staging, all undertaken in friendly and modern facilities.
STARplex has a variety of retail shopping options for visitors that include the STARstore for gifts, sports and school-wear, Vintage Chef Co Cafe, My Physio My Health, Bloomin Inclusive Collaborative Centre, and Cuttin It Loose Hair Salon.
To find out more take a virtual tour or visit the STARplex website for full details and special offers.
