About Trinity Catholic College

Trinity Catholic College is a co-educational Secondary College providing high quality Catholic education for students in Years 7-12 in the Auburn, Berala, Regents Park, Sefton, Homebush West and Lidcombe region.

The College is located on two campuses. The Regents Park campus offers places to students in Years 7 and 8, while the Auburn campus is for students in Years 9 to 12.

Trinity Catholic College was founded in 1995 from an amalgamation of three schools: Benedict College, Auburn, St John's Girls' High, Auburn and St Peter Chanel Girls' High, Regents Park.

These schools had strong traditions of Catholic education. The Sisters of Charity, the first Religious Sisters to work in Australia, began a school at Auburn in 1893, which became St John's Regional College for Girls. The inspiration of Blessed Mary MacKillop was handed down in St Peter Chanel Girls' High at Regents Park, founded in 1953 by the Sisters of St Joseph. The tradition of the Marist Brothers was established in 1942 with the foundation of a boys' school at Auburn which eventually became the senior Secondary school of the district, Benedict College.

College Name and Crest

The name Trinity reflects the God we know as 'Father, Son and Holy Spirit'. The College crest consists of the Southern Cross and the Christian Cross standing together, and expresses our pride in our Catholic faith and the culture of our Australian heritage. This crest commits us to words and actions which are consistent with the values of Jesus Christ and in the best interests of all Australians.