Kewarra Beach Campus Transformation

We are delighted to announce our vision for the Kewarra Beach Campus as part of our proposed Masterplan. Great care will be given to retain as many trees and green spaces as possible, preserving the character and natural beauty of our wonderful campus.

These developments reflect our commitment to providing an exceptional educational experience in a nurturing and beautiful environment. We are excited to embark on this new chapter and look forward to the positive impact these changes will have on our Kewarra Beach Campus community.

Existing campus:

Proposed Masterplan:

Proposed Masterplan (3D view):

The current Kewarra Beach Campus student capacity (incl. Early Learning Centre) is 494. Student capacity after the proposed changes remains unchanged at 494. Our class and school sizes have been set based on research that indicates these sizes will deliver the best social, emotional, and academic outcomes for our students.

A new heart for learning, creativity and connection at TAS Kewarra Beach

The Trinity Centre will be a transformative addition to Trinity Anglican School’s Kewarra Beach Campus, a modern, purpose-built facility designed to inspire curiosity, collaboration and community.

Envisioned as a vibrant hub for learning and performance, the Centre will provide flexible spaces that support assemblies, music and drama productions, community gatherings and innovative learning experiences. Featuring contemporary design and state-of-the-art technology, the Trinity Centre will enhance opportunities for student expression and strengthen connections between our school and the wider community.

Early works are scheduled to commence in late 2025, with main construction works beginning in early 2026. Once complete, the Trinity Centre will stand as a landmark for the northern beaches, a place where students’ voices, creativity and ideas come to life.

The Ministerial Infrastructure Designation (MID) process is a formal procedure under the Planning Act 2016, through which significant infrastructure projects, such as our new school Masterplan, may seek approval from the Queensland Government.  Approval of the MID would enable us to proceed with our Masterplan efficiently and allow for delivery in a timely manner. This process will support our mission to provide exceptional education and facilities for our students and community.

The MID process involves two stages:

Stage 1: The initial stage includes the preparation of guidance material, the undertaking of stakeholder engagement (where we are now), the endorsement to seek a MID, and the lodgement of the MID proposal.

Stage 2: Once lodged, the second stage will involve consultation with the Minister and a decision.

As Trinity Anglican School intends to seek approval for a MID, we are seeking preliminary input and views from a range of stakeholders prior to formally seeking endorsement to submit a MID from the Queensland Government. The intent of this preliminary community consultation is to gather feedback on the proposal and to identify matters that need to be addressed during the preparation of the application and then assessed as part of the MID process.

Please note that you will have the opportunity to provide further feedback and formal comments on the proposal as part of the statutory public notification period, which occurs after the Planning Minister has given permission for the MID to proceed.