Trinity Lutheran College (Queensland)

Trinity Lutheran College is an independent, Christian co educational, preparatory, early learning, junior, middle and senior years' college in Ashmore, Gold Coast, Australia.

In January 1981, Trinity Lutheran Primary School was opened by Eddie and Lila MacKenzie, Ben Stephan, and Jack and Irene Strohmeyer. The school began with 75 students, with the first classes in the Trinity Lutheran Church Hall, Southport.

The Trinity Lutheran College is one college, comprising three schools across two campuses. The Early Learning and Junior Year's campus is located around the corner from the main Ashmore Road Trinity Campus. The Junior Year campus runs from Preparatory class to Year 5. The Middle Year campus is from Year 6 to Year 9, and the Senior Year campus is from Year 10 to 12.

Major facilities include a 700 seat Chapel/auditorium, a 150 seat Cultural Precinct, a Multi purpose Hall and Sports Centre, a 25 metre swimming pool, and a Design Technology and Trade Training Centre.

Chief of all the art and entertainment events held in Trinity, is the Twilight Concert. Twilight concert is held every term and a Battle of the Bands competition between the three competing houses is held each year in February. Trinity's productions are on a 4 year rotation of Musical Production, International Tour, Major Production (Large scale play), and National Tour. There is also an annual Christmas service.

Students participate in sports such as swimming, triathlon, water polo, cross country, and athletics carnivals. Annual camps, such as Musical Camp and Band Camp, are offered to most grades.

The annual College Fete is held on the first Saturday of August.

Trinity offers the OP tertiary entrance rank system. This pathway returns an OP out of 1–25 based on grades in Year 12 and a QCS Test.

Vocational Education – certificate courses, school based traineeships and apprenticeships.

Trinity is one of a few International Baccalaureate IB World Schools on the Gold Coast. The Junior Years' campus (Prep to Year 5) program uses the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program.