Trinity College is an

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located in ,

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and is a constituent school of the Queensland Catholic Education Commission. As of 2023, Trinity College had an enrolment of 942 students and a teaching staff of 72.

History

The school opened on 25 January 1982 by the

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, with the Sisters of St. Joseph joining the staff of the College for the first three years. It is near Saint Joseph's Tobruk Memorial School and convent, which were opened in October 1953. In comparison,

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State High School was opened in 1963. Saint Patrick's Catholic Church is in an adjoining street.

Notable alumni

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player, attended the school in the late 1980s. * Jordan Membrey.

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player, attended the school in the 2010s.Jordan Membrey LinkedIn Profile
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References

External links

Trinity College Beenleigh website
{{Association of Marist Schools of Australia Schools in South East Queensland Catholic secondary schools in Queensland Association of Marist Schools of Australia Educational institutions established in 1982 1982 establishments in Australia Beenleigh, Queensland