Trinity Gardens School holds many annual events which bring the students and the wider community together in celebration, learning and activities. All staff and students, from the Early Learning Centre to year 7, are involved in these events, and families are also encouraged to take part.

Pancake Day

Pancake Day is an event held around Australia each year on Shrove Tuesday to raise awareness about poverty and disadvantage in Australia. It is also a great opportunity for families to come together to enjoy a community breakfast of delicious pancakes at the school. Parents, children and staff are encouraged to arrive early to school on Tuesday to help cook and eat a delicious pancake breakfast. Pancake Day helps to raise money for homeless, abused and vulnerable children and adults, the frail aged, families in crisis and people with disabilities.

Sports Day

Sports Day at Trinity Gardens is about each child participating and enjoying a wide range of activities, improving their own skills and being part of a team. This annual event, held on the school oval, takes place towards the end of first term and involves all the students in the school. Families are invited to attend to support their children. Students are divided into four house teams, St Morris, Devitt, Trinity and Wellington. The emphasis on Sports Days is on being confident and having a go. Events include athletics such as sprints, discus, and long jump, and team events such as relays and tunnel-ball.

End of Year Celebration

This celebration, held towards the end of the school year, commemorates the year that has just passed with an evening of items prepared by each class. It is a wonderful opportunity for staff, families and students to gather together to enjoy a community BBQ or picnic tea and watch each class present their item before the school breaks for the Summer holidays.

Harmony day

Harmony Day, which began in 1999, occurs on 21 March each year and celebrates Australia's success as a diverse society united by a common set of values.

Since 1945 more than six million people have settled in Australia and in 60 years of post-war migration Australia 's population has jumped from 6 million to approximately 20 million.

Bookweek

Bookweek, an initiative of the Children’s Book Council of Australia, takes place in schools every year in mid to late August. It revolves around a theme to do with books and reading. At Trinity Gardens School Bookweek involves various activities such as the traditional Bookweek parade, a special assembly, story-telling and visits from authors.

Grandparents Day is also annually incorporated into the Bookweek celebrations, when grandparents are invited to come to the school and enjoy the Bookweek parade and visit their grandchildren’s classrooms. This is always taken as a great opportunity to be amazed at the differences to learning in the 21st century from their days at school! A book display is set up in the library over Bookweek and many grandparents choose to purchase books to donate to the Resource Centre. Grandparents are also invited to attend morning tea in the Resource Centre.