About - Trinity Anglican College, Albury

Welcome to Trinity Anglican College, a proud co-educational K-12 institution that offers so much more. We are driven by passion, dedication, education, and innovation, committed to providing diverse learning experiences that empower the next generation of leaders.

Founded in 2002 on Urana Road in Lavington, NSW, Trinity Anglican College started its journey with humble beginnings, consisting of two portable buildings and a church that accommodated 17 founding students and three staff members. In 2004, we relocated to our current 10-hectare semi-rural campus, conveniently located just five minutes outside of Albury in Thurgoona, NSW. Today, we are proud to serve over 1400 students from Kindergarten to Year 12 in state-of-the-art facilities designed specifically for their educational needs.

Our commitment to educational excellence is evident through our rich and diverse curriculum, which is complemented by an array of co-curricular and creative programs. From the arts and sports to technological pursuits, we provide a holistic educational experience that nurtures the talents and passions of our students.

An education at Trinity is not just transformative; it is impactful and meaningful. We believe that the journey of self-discovery and personal growth starts here, providing a solid foundation for wherever our students aspire to go and whatever they dream to become.

We invite you to explore our website and discover the unique opportunities and exceptional educational environment that Trinity Anglican College offers. Join us in shaping the future of our students and empowering them to reach their full potential.

AngliSchools (formally the Anglican Schools Comission) owns and operates Trinity Anglican College.

Established in 1985, AngliSchools mission is to establish and support low-fee-paying Anglican systemic schools which provide a high-quality, inclusive and caring Christian education. AngliSchools currently comprises 16 schools on 17 campuses in three States. The combined enrolment across these schools is almost 14,000 students. AngliSchools enable families to choose a comprehensive, quality education for their children, with Gospel values as their foundation.

Strategy 2030

Read the AngliSchools Strategic Plan Strategy 2030 - a document of purpose, vision and expanding optimism for growth and development over the next five years.

AngliSchools Values

Faith: Living our Anglican Identity and teaching Gospel values

Inclusion: Promoting diversity, celebrating difference, welcoming all

Respect: Compassionately respecting self, others and our world

Excellence: Pursuing high personal standards in all endeavours

Faith: Living our Anglican Identity and teaching Gospel values

Our value of faith refers to trust in God and in God’s promises; to a belief in something greater than ourselves. In AngliSchools, faith is incarnational, grounded in the belief that in Jesus we can encounter the living God. Faith is invitational, as we invite our students to deepen their own Christian conviction or plumb the depths of whatever faith tradition they come from or profess. Faith is interactive, in constant conversation with those of other faiths, or of no faith at all. Through chapel services and other opportunities, students interact with Anglican Identity and Gospel values. They are opened to the possibility of engaging with God, and can learn the value of stillness, silence, and reverence in a well-balanced life.

Inclusion: Promoting diversity, celebrating difference, welcoming all

Our schools are diverse communities. AngliSchools welcomes people of all denominations and of all faiths and none. We provide an inclusive, caring, Anglican education by telling a particular faith story while ensuring that the stories of others will also be heard, explored and respected. Our genuine celebration of difference includes welcoming and fully involving students, staff and parents regardless of their race or religion, gender or sexual orientation, age or ability. We see this promotion of diversity and inclusion as positive and enriching of a true sense of our shared humanity.

Respect: Compassionately respecting self, others and our world

The two great commandments, in which Jesus summed up the essence of the Christian faith, call us to love God and to love our neighbours as we love ourselves. Our schools thrive on the outworking of this through the value of respect that embraces self, others, and the world we share. This includes giving due regard to the full humanity of every person. It is lived out through individual self-esteem and acceptance, the honouring of all in the school community, and care for the environment, both local and global.

Excellence: Pursuing high personal standards in all endeavours

Anglican schools have long maintained that the intellect is a gift from God, hence our reputation worldwide for the pursuit of academic excellence through exemplary models of teaching and learning. In the larger context of what makes us both human and children of God, AngliSchools also seeks excellence holistically in our wellbeing programs, our worship practices, and our service initiatives. We are learning communities who seek wisdom and new discovery in our intellectual pursuits, and together we endeavour to be our best in the classroom, the chapel, and the community.