outdoor education facility situated 8 km south of Dwellingup, and of sports ground at Waterford. Principals Brother Kelly was the last headmaster of CBC Perth and the founding headmaster of Trinity College. He was headmaster during 1962-1966 and he returned again as headmaster during 1978–1984. Four Christian Brothers served as headmaster of the college. Over the years, lay teachers gradually replaced Christian Brothers on staff. In 1994, Anthony Curtis was appointed the first lay principal (name changed from headmaster to principal). Shortly after his retirement the school aquatic complex was named in his honour. Academic ranking, Western Australia WA school ATAR ranking Year 12 student achievement data Beazley Medal 2011: Calum Braham won the Beazley Medal for the top ranked WACE student. John Curtin Scholarship 2013: Roberto Di Giovanni received a John Curtin Scholarship from Curtin University. The Scholarship is the most generous and prestigious undergraduate scholarship offered by the university. 2016: Jed Herne received a John Curtin Scholarship from Curtin University. The scholarship is the most generous and prestigious undergraduate scholarship offered by the university. UWA Fogarty Scholarship 2016: James Heald was awarded the UWA Fogarty Scholarship which is based on academic excellence and outstanding achievements in at least three of four categories: leadership, community involvement, the arts and sport. Sport Trinity joined the PSA in 1968 and since 1969 Trinity has competed in all PSA sports. It is compulsory for each student to compete in a summer and a winter sport. In football, Trinity students typically do not compete for selection for the Western Australian Football League colts or for Teal Cup teams. This does not hamper future selection opportunities for students. Many students have been selected in the Australian Football League national draft based on their performance in the PSA. The sporting skills, coaching, fitness and organisation of students from the seven PSA schools is commensurable to the highest levels offered by any schoolboy competition in Western Australia. This is evident by the number of former PSA students who compete in their chosen sports at state, national, international, and Olympic levels. As the most recent school in the PSA, Trinity has improved over time and the college has moved up the ranks in most sports. The most notable exception is swimming. The main campus at East Perth has one oval which prior to the EPRA land-swap catered for a turf cricket ground in summer, a football oval