Date:January 6, 2020
Principal Paul Sjogren and the TAS teaching community would like to welcome all TAS parents, new and existing, to join
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The Far North Queensland Interschool Chess Finals were held in the Bishop Centre 22 August. Dedication, preparation and good sportsmanship
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ONE NIGHT ONLY! Tickets now available for “Harry Potter & The Wizard of Oz” – 2019 Junior School Variety Night.
Read more...Date:May 31, 2019
TAS Teams enjoyed excellent success in Round 2 of the FNQ Interschool Championships held on 28 May due to their
Read more...Date:March 12, 2019
It was great to see 294 students competing in Round 1 of the Far North Queensland Interschool Chess Championships last
Read more...Date:December 17, 2019
Dear TAS Families As we come to the end of the year, we approach the time when Christians celebrate the
Read more...Date:November 26, 2019
An Overview of Round Square at Trinity Anglican School Historical perspective Round Square is an association of some 200+ schools
Read more...Date:October 29, 2019
Trinity Anglican School – the Benefits of Coeducation Trinity Anglican School is an independent, coeducational school based on Christian values.
Read more...Date:September 16, 2019
I recently had a terrific conversation with a university academic about the schooling model in Australia. Her view was very
Read more...Date:August 29, 2019
As educators, we are continually looking at ways of improving the learning outcomes of the students in our schools. At
Read more...Date:June 24, 2019
I was fortunate enough to listen to a podcast recently of Bernard Salt who presented to the Independent Schools State
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Date: October 30, 2018 Posted by: Sue Wicks
Social Media and the Birth of Orthorexia
I have recently been reading about eating disorders, social media and mental health amongst young people, and the links between the three.
The following article was sent through to me – Social Media and the Birth of Orthorexia – and I commend it to you.
Social Media and the Birth of Orthorexia
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