Welcome to the
Trinity College Library

Our Book Clubs meet fortnightly in the Library during recess.

Everyone welcome!

Year 7: Wednesdays Even Weeks with Ms McDowall

Year 8: Mondays Odd Weeks with Mrs Fielden

Year 9: Mondays Even Weeks with Mrs Fielden

Year 10/11: Thursdays Even Weeks with Ms Farhoumand

Year 12: Thursday Odd Weeks with Ms Mackenzie

ClickView is our school’s educational video resource.

Used by over 3,400 schools, this Australian platform provides access to thousands of videos and educational resources for all subjects, in a safe and secure environment.

Go to online.clickview.com.au and log in with your school credentials.

For some tips on using ClickView, go here.

If you have questions or need further information, contact the Senior Library staff!

Research guides are websites which the Library team create to support the College community.

Each guide is based on a topic or assessment, and acts as a starting point for students’ learning on the topic. Depending on the topic the guide may include text information, links to websites and articles online, videos, maps, diagrams or other visual elements, information to assist with referencing, and links to academic subscription websites where students can access information of a higher quality than that on the public Internet.

We work with the teachers to select the most relevant, age-appropriate and reputable resources so that each guide is tailored specifically for your students’ needs.

You can see our full collection of guides here – check back regularly as we update this page frequently.

https://library.trinity.wa.edu.au/
researchguides

Know if a topic that you’d like a guide on but can’t see one available?

Contact the Library team at library@trinity.wa.edu.au

There's still time to get your entry in for the Brother Gerry Faulkner Award for Young Writers and Illustrators 2020!

This is an annual award open to all students of the College.  There are three categories: Junior School (Year 4 – Year 6); Middle School (Year 7 – Year 9); and Senior School (Year 10 – Year 12). Students are invited to enter either written and / or illustrated pieces of work for judging. The concept behind this competition is to allow students to use their imagination and be as creative as possible with minimal ‘rules’. Br. Gerry had a long and positive relationship with College staff and students and he has was very well known for his love of literature and writing – hence the reason this competition has been named after him.

The closing date for entries is Friday 21st August  (Week 5, Term 3) which happily coincides with Book Week for 2020.

ClickView's great new feature, Movies + TV is now available! This is a dashboard that contains content handpicked for students. Rather than being curated based on student subjects, ClickView Movies + TV houses content to both entertain and engage learners, giving students front-row access to a fantastic selection of TV content and films. 

https://online.clickview.com.au/movies-and-tv

Find a guide for the novel you are reading for English here, with information which will assist you in writing your assessments.

Did you know that the Trinity Senior Library has it's own Instagram account? 

Make sure you follow us @tc_seniorlibrary  

Alison Mackenzie

Head of Library Services

mackenzie.alison@trinity.wa.edu.au

Emma Farhoumand

Library Technician

farhoumand.emma@trinity.wa.edu.au

Jena McDowall

Library Assistant (Wednesday, Thursday and Friday)

mcdowall.jena@trinity.wa.edu.au

Vanessa Fielden 

Library Assistant (Monday and Tuesday)

fielden.vanessa@trinity.wa.edu.au

 Library Contact

email: library@trinity.wa.edu.au

phone: 08 9223 8134

Citemaker is an online referencing tool which will help you create correctly formatted references for your assignments. It offers help with print and online resources as well as many others. If you sign up for an account, you can save lists of references. Otherwise just use it as and when you need it and copy and paste the references you make. jAPA is a slightly less complicated version of the Citemaker to help younger students.

A guide for you full of great ideas to keep you happy, healthy and having a great time during these strange times.