Rathkeale and St Matthew’s students learn and develop in single sex environments in their early adolescence. In Years 12 and 13, when the educational and social benefits of co-education are greater, girls and boys are brought together in Senior College on the Rathkeale College campus. Senior College girls continue to board and fulfil leadership roles at St Matthew’s.
Each school offers a well-rounded education with a programme of worship, religious studies and a strong moral code. They each promote excellence through academic, cultural, sporting and musical pursuits in which all students and staff participate.
The Trinity Schools Trust Board is responsible for maintaining education with a special character as part of the schools’ integration agreements with the Ministry of Education.
Although Anglican, the Trinity Schools welcome students from all cultures, religions and faiths who undertake to uphold the special character.