The death of 18-year-old Nick Campo as a result of a motor vehicle incident shocked the Perth community, when the vehicle he was a passenger in crashed, rolled, and collided with an SUV in July 2024. Five others in the vehicle were also injured.

In the months following this preventable tragedy, Nick's grieving parents, Daniel and Bianca, have campaigned tirelessly to educate young drivers and their parents on road safety, preventing risk-taking behaviour, and encouraging good decision-making when choosing to get behind the wheel.

The Trinity College community will welcome Daniel Campo to this important event, at which he will recount the loss he and his family felt and are still feeling, and his need to share this crucial road safety message to other parents and young adults.

CONTENT DISCLAIMER

Please be aware that much of the night's content will be raw and emotionally challenging, particularly for those with a connection to those involved.

It the prerogative of parents/guardians to decide what content is appropriate for their child/ren. While the College and TC Parent Council suggest this event would be suitable for students in Years 10, 11 and 12 (and/or Old Boys), parents/guardians are asked to consider individual suitability and use their discretion when determining whether their child/ren should attend.

This event is presented by the Trinity College Parent Council.

Times

6.00pm: Guest arrival; refreshments
6.30pm: Formalities commence
Approx 8.00pm: Q&A
8.30pm: Event concludes