Celebrating our Community

FRIDAY 20 SEPTEMBER 2024

This special occasion unites our entire school community to honour our shared history and look forward to our bright future.

It is a day where our Community of students, parents, guardians, staff and alumni come together to acknowledge our history, our achievements and most of all, to have fun. It is an entertaining day of activities, performances and Tranby traditions.

Nominate for the Tranby Award

The Tranby Award shines a spotlight on a person or a group of people,  making a significant contribution to Tranby. It could be a student, a parent, a guardian, a staff member, a family, a class, an organisation or member of the local community.  

Most importantly the person or people involved must embody the Tranby Values of Respect, Integrity, Service, Collaboration and Commitment.

Nominations close: Sunday 15 September.

FOUNDATION ASSEMBLY 9.00AM

We invite parents and guardians to join us for our Foundation Assembly commencing at 9:00am in the Multi-Purpose Hall. You can expect to hear about our rich history, the travels of the brig Tranby and enjoy performances by our students. 

THE GRAND RELAY 9.50aM

Our Grand Relay is a fun and exciting race involving Kindy – Year 12 students from each House on the main oval outside the MPH.

We would be delighted to have parents and guardians join us after assembly to cheer on our runners.

Pre-primary – YEAR 6 LEARNING JOURNEY 11.30am – 12.30pm

Come with us from 11.30am on a journey through our Pre-primary to Year 6 classrooms.

On your travels students will proudly show you their incredible work and achievements.

TRANBY DAY FAIR 12.30pm – 3.15pm

Parents and guardians are invited to join in the fun from 12.30pm. 

Students and teachers are working together to provide a range of activities and food stalls for all to enjoy. Money raised this year will be shared with the College and the Uniting WA.

Please remember this event is:

  • CASH for ‘The Fair’ and ‘Raffle Tickets’
  • EFTPOS for the ‘Food Zone’

(Please allow our staff and students to finalise set-up, the Fair does not open until 12.30pm sharp.) 

The history of Tranby Day

Tranby Day commemorates the Tranby setting sail from England in September 1829.

The Tranby serves as a namesake for our College but also as a symbol of our collective journey towards knowledge and personal growth.

The Tranby and its passengers faced many setbacks, as we all do, but through teamwork, perseverance and faith, they reached their destination.

Just like those aboard the Tranby who ventured into the unknown, we too embark on an adventure filled with learning, discovery, and self-development.

As we celebrate Tranby Day, we are reminded of the journey that brought us here and look forward to the exciting path that lies ahead.

TRANBY AWARD

Who do you think has made a positive impact on Tranby over the past year?

  • Are they respectful?
  • Do they act with integrity? 
  • Do they offer service and support to others?
  • How do they collaborate with other people?
  • Can you see their commitment to unity, diversity and inclusion?

It may be a student, a parent, a guardian, a staff member, a family, a class, an organisation or member of the local community.  

Whoever it may be, why don’t you thank them by nominating them for the Tranby Day Award?