Tyger Valley College to rebrand as Trinityhouse Tyger Valley in 2027

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The decision follows an internal review and community consultation process with parents and staff. According to management, the feedback highlighted a desire to maintain the school’s academic, sporting, and Christian foundations, which align with the Trinityhouse operating model.

By joining the network, the campus becomes part of an educational brand that currently serves over 6,000 students across campuses in Randpark Ridge, Little Falls, Centurion, and Glenvista.

Merice Roopram, managing director of Trinityhouse, stated that the transition is designed to provide the campus with access to the wider network's administrative resources, expertise, and collaborative opportunities.

"Schools are not buildings, logos, or badges. Schools are people. Everything that Tyger Valley College has become has been built by dedicated teachers, support staff, and leaders who create an environment where children can thrive," said Roopram.

The restructuring will not change the school's current staffing. Current teachers, support staff, and campus leadership will remain in place to ensure operational continuity for existing families.