Trinity Gardens Primary School

Perth Private Schools introduces Trinity Gardens Primary School in Trinity Gardens, for all your education and learning needs.

Trinity Gardens School is located in the Eastern Plains suburb of Trinity Gardens in metropolitan Adelaide, the capital city of South Australia. The school was established in 1898 and has provided over 100 years of excellence in shaping the primary years of its students’ education. Current enrolment across the campus, including the Early Learning Centre, is nearing 700 children.

The school caters for children from four years of age through a quality preschool program in the Early Learning Centre to thirteen years of age in a choice of curriculum streams. Trinity Gardens School is the only school in South Australia to offer a unique dual stream curriculum choice for families. It offers a Mainstream Education curriculum and a Steiner Education Stream curriculum with classes from Reception to Year 7. The Steiner Education Stream began in 2006, see Steiner Education stream for further information. In addition to the Early Learning Centre and Primary Education the school caters for a small number of children with severe and multiple disabilities in the purpose built St Morris Unit.

Vision Statement:
Our school community is committed to creating an environment conducive to learning. We recognise the uniqueness of every child and support them as a learner to develop resilience, optimism, skills, confidence and social responsibility for them to achieve their full potential.

Purpose Statement:
Why we exist and what we want to accomplish

Trinity Gardens P-7 School aims for a culture of continuous improvement where there is collaborative responsibility for student learning. The uniqueness of every child is recognised by encouraging and nurturing their individual gifts and talents while at the same time valuing diversity and acknowledging difference. Teaching and learning programmes that focus on excellence are implemented within a safe and attractive environment. Parents, staff and students are active participants in setting school strategic directions to meet the needs of learners.