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The school production was well received over two nights with some fine acting skills on display. Cross dressing antics tended to be the comedy highlight. In the photos are Trinity House thespians Phillip Salevao and Archie Koning with Head Boy Atilla Ropati-Va'a.

SISOMO

St Patricks College displayed the many artistic talents of the students in the Sight, Sound and Motion (SISOMO) concert and display's. Many Trinity students were involved as shown in the photographs with Matthew Roskvist, Kurt Tipler, Michael Stephens and Josh Blaikie.

House Rugby

The House Rugby competition was again highly popular with the players and crowd alike. Trinity House Junior team was made up with mainly Year 9 students and they struggled to mix it with the big boys. The Senior House team went through unbeaten with wins over Patrick and Marist and a draw with overall winners Chanel.

Cultural Supremacy!

The second term was a successful one for Trinity House. Again the academic domination continued with a comprehensive weekly notes victory. The major house competition for the term was the House Singing contest. The first verse of the school anthem led into a rousing version of 'Strong and Constent'. Fine piano work by Robert Whitefield and Josh Stephens on the guitar along with the singing based around a select choir gave Trinity the edge over the other houses.

Senior Cross Country

This competition was a good one for Trinity House with wins in both the Yr 12 and 13 events. The collective team effort was the key with all students gaining the highest place possible.

St Patricks Day

On the 17th of March St Patricks College celebrated it's patron saints day with green mufti, an inter-tutor group quiz, junior cross country, and a concert. The finale was the traditional Paddy's Mile with some interesting dress sense by the Yr 13 students.

Athletic Champions!

These Trinity students have done exceptionally well last term in Athletics gaining titles as McEvedy champions and winners of regional titles.

Liam Higgins - McEvedy champion - Javelin

Alastair Perkins - McEvedy champion - 800m

Zac Kalavati - Regional title holder - Hurdles

Year 9 Camp February 2009

The newest members of Trinity House spent two days over in the Wairarapa challenging themselves on outdoor activities. It also gave the boys a great opportunity to bond as a group.

Trinity has a New Zealand representative!

Trinity House has it's first New Zealnd representative with Opetera Peleseuma being named in the New Zealand U17 rugby team along with fellow Streamers Christian Llyod and Tomasi Alosio. Well done to the three of them it is an excellent effort!

House Athletics 2009

The house competition for 2009 began with athletics. Trinity was in 3rd place after the participation day and although winning the finals competition were placed 3rd overall narrowly behind Patrick House.

The U14's were strong with good performances by Daniel Jordon, Tim Scanlan, Zac Kalavati and Jack Shipp. U15's were led in the field events by Saio Salevao and Michael Kotuhi while the U16's had good efforts by Liam Higgins, Sam Dean and Tiatoa Teariki. The U17's were good on the track with stand outs being Rene Van Diggele, Alastair Perkinson and Hayden Schrijvers.

2009 Welcome back

School started with Opening Mass to welcome all new students and staff to St Patrick's Silverstream.

The heads of school were announced with Atilla Ropati-Vaa, named as head boy for 2009.

There is a level of aniticipation for a successful year at Stream with the 1st XI defeating St Pat's Town in their annual cricket fixture.