Trinity College North

Our story

Trinity College began in 1984, when a small group of Gawler families opened a school with 27 students in the hall of St George’s Anglican Church, Gawler. The next year it moved to Alexander Avenue at Evanston South, and it has since grown into one college of six schools in Adelaide’s north, from preschool to Year 12, open to all families in a liberal Anglican tradition under the motto-like aim ‘excellence for all’.

Trinity College North opened in 1993 as one of the college’s Reception to Year 10 schools, on the college’s main Evanston South site, alongside Trinity College South and the senior school. It opened in the same year as Trinity College South. Its students move on to Trinity College Senior for Years 11 and 12, and each Trinity school has its own shirt colour; North’s is white.