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THE TRIANGLE 2016 THE MAGAZINE OF TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL THE TRIANGLE TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 2016 SUMMER HILL SENIOR, MIDDLE AND JUNIOR SCHOOLS STRATHFIELD PREPARATORY SCHOOL WOOLLAMIA FIELD STUDIES CENTRE FOUNDER THE RT. REV. G. A. CHAMBERS, O. B. E., D. D. SCHOOL PRAYER MISSION STATEMENT Heavenly Father, Trinity aims to provide its boys with a thoroughly Christian education, which recognises the importance We ask your blessing of spiritual qualities in every sphere of learning and upon all who work living. Its commitment to academic excellence, pastoral in and for this School. care and participation in a breadth of sporting activities, creative and performing arts promotes a rich cultural Grant us faith to grow spiritually, ethos and develops the individual talents of each boy in Strength to grow bodily, Mind, Body and Spirit. A wide-ranging curriculum caters for both the intellectually gifted and those interested in And wisdom to grow intellectually, vocational courses, and is arguably the most extensive of Through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen. non-selective Independent Boys Schools in NSW. CONTENTS SENIOR AND MIDDLE SCHOOLS PREPARATORY SCHOOL JUNIOR SCHOOL 3rd Summer Hill Scout Group 129 Music Competitions 116 3rd Summer Hill Scout Group 129 3rd Summer Hill Scout Group 129 Academic Dean 32 Music Concerts 116 Basketball 230 Basketball 268 Academy of Music 112 Music Quartets 123 Captain's Report 210 Captain's Report 248 Activities Master's Report 92 Music Trios 122 Chapel 212 Chess 256 AFL 139 Old Trinitarians' Union Report 49 Chess 219 Coding Club 258 Archaeological Society 92 Oratory 127 Cricket 238 Cricket 238 Archives 51 Parents' and Friends' Association 50 Debating 220 CRU 256 Basketball 141 Peer Support 128 Football 232 Debating 257 Berea 93 PK/K to Year 12 43 House Reports 215 Drama Club 258 Big Band 113 Prefects 42 Library 213 Engineering Club 258 Boarding House 53 Prizes 2016 24 Minimites 241 Football 269 Cadets 94 Raw Challenge 166 Music 221 House Reports 252 Camerata Choir 114 Rugby 167 Poetry Recitation Competition 225 K - Year 2 250 Cartesian's Society 98 School Captain's Report 40 Pre-Kindergarten 214 Library 259 Cello Ensemble 114 School Council Notes 46 Prize Giving Address 2016 204 Minimites 241 Chaplain's Report 54 Serenata Strings 124 Prize List 2015 206 Music 260 Chess 99 Sinfonietta 124 Public Speaking Competition 225 Prize Giving Address 2016 244 Community Relations Report 47 Snow Sports 130 Rugby 242 Prize List 2015 246 Concert Band 118 Society of the Arts 57 School Officers 211 Rugby 242 Cricket 148 Sports Academy 173 Softball, Tee-Ball 234 School Officers 249 Cross County 152 Sports Experience 131 Sportsmaster's Report 228 Softball 271 Debating 100 Sportsmaster's Report 136 Swimming 235 Speech Competition 257 Director of IB Report 37 Staff Directory 6 Track and Field 236 Sportsmaster's Report 266 Director of Music Report 109 Swimming - CAS 174 Visual Arts 226 Swimming 272 Director of Vocational Studies Report 38 Swimming - School 178 Writing Competitions 225 Track and Field 274 Diving 154 Symphonic Wind Band 125 Visual Arts 264 Drama IB Film and Entertainment 102 Symphony Orchestra 126 Drum Corps 118 Table Tennis 182 Duke of Edinburgh 104 Technology Club 131 Ecological Awareness Group 105 Tennis 183 Economics Q and A Society 106 The Arthur Holt Library 59 Environmental and Field Studies 55 Track and Field 189 Fencing 156 Trinity Chapel Choir 115 Fishing Club 106 Trinity Connection 51 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Football 157 Trinity Science Investigators 132 Foundation 48 Valete - Year 12 276 Editor in chief Mr Milton Cujes Golf 164 Visual Arts 133 Designer Mrs Angela Lustre | Mrs Nicola Smith Guitar Ensemble 119 Volleyball 197 Editorial Support Mrs Janet Wilkins | Mr Ron Ogier Head Master's Report 18 Water Polo 201 Photography Melba Studios | Mr Ron Ogier | Mr Giovanni Portelli | Mr Paul Seiser House Captains 42 Who's Who Among the Prefects 44 Circulation Current Parents, Staff House Notes 60 Year 10 Charity Committee 135 Contact Details Trinity Grammar School Intermediate Band 119 Year 12 Committee 43 p. 61 2 9581 6000 f. 61 2 9799 9449 Intermediate String Orchestra 120 [email protected] Lawn Bowls 165 www.trinity.nsw.edu.au Marching Band 121 Printed by Lindsay Yates Group lindsayyatesgroup.com Mathematics Club 107 Cricos Provider No: 02308G Council of Trinity Grammar School Middle School Report 22 Mock Trial 108 Music Captain's Report 111 SCHOOL COUNCIL 2016 STAFF DIRECTORY 2016 PRESIDENT HEAD MASTER 1996/3 The Most Reverend Dr Glenn Davies, B.SC. M.Div. Dip. A. Ph.D Mr G. Milton Cujes, B.Ec.(Hons) (Syd), Dip.Ed.(UNE), M.A. (1972- Archbishop of Sydney (Syd), Dip.School Admin. (Armidale CAE), M.Ed. (Melb), F.A.C.E., M.A.C.E.L., F.A.I.M., 79) CHAIRMAN H.F.T.G.N. HEAD MASTER’S EXECUTIVE Mr Richard Pegg Deputy Head Master and Director of Boarding HONORARY SECRETARY Mr Peter Green, B.Sc. (Syd.), T. Cert., M.A.C.E., 1989 F.T.G.N. Mr John Rudd Bursar HONORARY TREASURER Mr Campbell Dungan, C.P.A., B.Comm. (UNSW) 1988 Mr Richard Moffitt Senior Master 1990 MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Mr Craig Sandwell, B.A. (Syd), Dip.Ed. (Syd.CAE), M.Ed.Admin. (UNSW), M.A.C.E.L. Mr Peter Bakunowicz Master of the Preparatory School Mr Matthew Bradfield Mr Christopher Wyatt, B.Teach. (ACU), B.Ed. (NICE), M.Ed. 2015 (CSU) The Reverend Christopher Braga Master of the Senior School Dr Robert Claxton Dr Heath De Lany, B. Soc. Sc (ACU), Grad. Dip. Ed. 2014 Dr Peter Collins (Monash), M.Ed, Psych. (Melb), Ed.D. (UNE)., Dr Andrew Connolly M.A.C.E.L. Mr Martin Cook Master of the Middle School The Reverend Dane Courtney Mr Bradley Barr, B.Ed. (Syd), Dip.Teach. (Syd), M.A.C.E. 1986 The Reverend Andrew Katay Master of the Junior School The Reverend Alan Lukabyo Mr Mark Dunn, B.A. (Syd), Dip. Ed. (UON), M. 2015/2 The Reverend Justin Moffatt Leadership & Mngt Educ. (UON), ATA (NSWIT), M.A.C.E.L. Mr Craig Moore Academic Dean Mrs Wendy Mugridge Mr Jason Cheers, B.Ed. (Hons) (H.M.E.) (Syd), M.Ed. 1995/2 The Reverend Trevor Oakley (Educational Management & Leadership) (Syd), M.A.C.E., M.A.C.E.L., M.T.G.N. MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE SCHOOL COUNCIL Director of Creative Arts and Assistant to the Head Master Dr Peter Collins (Chairman) Mr Kell Daniels, B.Ed. (Syd. CAE), M.Ed. Admin., 1997 (UNSW), F.A.C.E., M.A.C.E.L. Mr John Rudd (Secretary) Director of Professional Learning and Accreditation Mr Richard Moffitt (Treasurer) Mr Thomas Mae, B.Ec., (Syd), M.A. (Macq. Uni.), Dip.Ed. 2004 Mr Martin Cook (STC), L.LB. (UNSW). F.A.C.E., F.T.G.N. The Reverend Dane Courtney Director of Sport and Co-Curricular Mr Craig Moore Mr John Allen, B.A. Grad. Dip.Ed. (UTS), M.Sc. (Oxon) 2004/4 Mr Richard Pegg SENIOR STAFF | SUMMER HILL CAMPUS Chaplain The Reverend Gregory Webster, B.App. Sc. (C.C.H.S.), B.Th. (Hons) 1997 (Moore College), Dip. Min. Dip. Arts (Theol) Director of Community Relations Mr Stephen Heanly, B.Ed. (UON) 1993 Assistant Director of Community Relations Mr Richard Bishop, B. Com. B.A. (UNSW), Dip.Ed. (Syd), 2000 Th.Dip. (ACT). Registrar (Secondary) Mr James Leckie, B.Ed. (Syd) 1997 Director of Campus Administration Mr Bradley Wirth, B.Ed. (Science) (Syd) 2000 TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL | THE TRIANGLE 2016 THE | GRAMMAR SCHOOL TRINITY 6 Director of ICT Accountant Mr Evan Hughes, B.Sc. (UNSW), Dip.Ed. (UNSW), 1999 Mrs Rebecca Corias, B. Bus. (UTS). 2008/2 M.Com. (UNSW) Compliance Officer Deputy Master of the Senior School Mr Geoffrey Mills, LLB (Macq) (Term 1-2) 2004/3 Mr Andrew Yarad, B.Ed. (Secondary Mathematics) (ACU) 2001/4 Campus Logistics Co-ordinator Deputy Master of the Middle School Mr Simon Bootle, B.A. (Macq), Dip.Ed. (UNE) 1995 Mr David Galluzzo, B.Sc. (Syd), Grad.Dip.Ed. (CTC), 1999 Curator of the Delmar Gallery and Convenor of the Society of Grad.Dip. Arts (Religious Ed.) (ACU) the Arts Sportsmaster Ms Catherine Benz, B.Art.Th. (UNSW) 2010/2 Mr Hugo Engele, B.Ed. (Secondary) (HMH) (Syd), 2014 M.Ed. (Leadership) (UNSW) SENIOR SUBJECT MASTERS Activities Master Christian Studies Mr Lachlan White, B.Ed. (TAS) (Syd) 2003 (1998- The Reverend 99, 01) Gregory Webster, B.App. Sc. (C.C.H.S.), B.Th. (Hons) 1997 Director of TESS (Moore College), Dip. Min. Dip. Arts (Theol.) Ms Fabienne Arora, B.A. (Syd), MH.Sc.(Behavioural Sc.) 2005/4 Drama (Syd). MAPS Mr Brendan Duhigg, B.A., (Syd), B.A. (Film and 1998 Head of Counselling Services Television) (Aust. Film, Television and Radio School), Dip. Ed. (Mitchell CAE) Mr Timothy Smith, B.A.Psyc./Soc.(Canterbury, NZ), Post. 2009 Grad. Dip.Psyc.(UOW), Post.Grad.Dip,Social Economics Hlth.(Macq), M.M.H.(Child & Adolescent) Mr Ian Moore, B. Com. (UNSW), Dip.Ed. (Syd), 1978 (NSW Inst. Of Psychiatry). MAPS F.A.C.E Boarding Housemaster of School House Dean of English Mr Rodney Fitch, B.Sc. (Physics) (UNSW), Grad. Dip. Ed. 2004/2 Ms Alison Boyd-Boland, B.A. (Hons) (Syd), Grad. 2014/4 (Syd) Dip. Ed. (ACU) Grad. Dip. R.E. (ACU) M.Ed. Director of Curriculum (Student Wellbeing) (ACU). Mr Andrew Scott, B.Ec. (Syd), Dip.Ed. (UNE), Dip.A. 2006/4 English (IB) (Syd), M.Ed. Curriculum and Administration Ms Tania Mason, B.A. (Syd), M.A. (Syd), Dip.Ed. (Syd) 2005/3 (Deakin) English (BOSTES) Director of International Baccalaureate Mrs Therese Turner-Jones, B.Ed.
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    21961 PARLIAMENT OF NEW SOUTH WALES LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 2003-06 FIRST SESSION OF THE FIFTY-THIRD PARLIAMENT ___________________ NOTICES OF MOTIONS AND ORDERS OF THE DAY No. 172 TUESDAY 4 APRIL 2006 ___________________ GOVERNMENT BUSINESS NOTICES OF MOTION— 1 Mr IEMMA to move— That leave be given to bring in a bill for an Act to protect the rights of victims of asbestos products of the James Hardie corporate group to obtain compensation despite the restructuring of that group and to provide for the winding up and external administration of former subsidiaries of that group; and for other purposes. (James Hardie (Imposition of Corporate Responsibility) Bill). (Notice given 30 November 2005) ORDERS OF THE DAY— 1 National Parks and Wildlife (Adjustment of Areas) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Ms Nori, “That this bill be now read a second time” (from 28 February 2006—Mr Maguire). 21962 BUSINESS PAPER Tuesday 4 April 2006 2 Fisheries Management Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Campbell, “That this bill be now read a second time” (from 28 February 2006—Mr George). 3 Protection of the Environment Operations Amendment (Waste Reduction) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Debus, “That this bill be now read a second time” (from 8 March 2006—Mr Maguire). 4 Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Reserved Land Acquisition) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Sartor, “That this bill be now read a second time” (from 28 March 2006—Mr George).