Trinitonian 19

SCHOOL FEATURE
PRIDE IN SERVICE
Trinityhouse Schools aim to develop pupils that
are successful at school and in life. Therefore,
pupils are given a variety of opportunities for
servicing their communities. As privileged young
people, it is important that our pupils understand
the importance of “giving back” as well as the
responsibility we all have to our fellow citizens.
PRIDE IN DIVERSITY
Trinityhouse schools are made up of a very
diverse pupil and staff body. One only needs
to attend a sport match to see that our school
communities are by no means homogenous.
Trinityhouse has adopted a stance of Respect,
Diversity and Inclusion and this permeates every
aspect of the school, including the curriculum.
Highly diverse communities can be challenging,
but also creates excitement, better performance
and, ultimately, better adjusted pupils.
PRIDE IN OUR ALUMNI
If the main aim of Trinityhouse Schools is to
produce young people that will take on life and
its challenges beyond the classroom, the success
of its past students should be the yard stick.
Trinityhouse is proud to, over year, have produced
pupils who are now contributing to society as
scientists, artists, teachers, professional sports
people and almost every career one can imagine.
Most importantly, Trinityhouse Alumnus make an
impact as parents, friends, and ethical members
of society who understand the difference between
right and wrong and their responsibility to building
a better South Africa for all.
In conclusion, Trinityhouse grooms its pupils to find
their talents and gits, to share those talents and
gifts and to glorify God in doing so.
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