Trinity CofE High School

Welcome to Trinity

Our aim is: “To provide a Christian environment in which young people are safe, secure, cared for and happy, and are able to develop into articulate, confident and well qualified citizens of the world.”

Key Dates
February 2010

Unless otherwise indicated, all evening events commence at 19:30

Ski Course Returns

Pickup at 21:00
Saturday 6th February

Week of Half-term Holiday

Monday 15th February

Options Roadshow Evening for Y9 Parents & Students

Tuesday 23rd February

Full Governing Body Meeting

Thursday 25th February

School Events and News

Review Day Reply Slips

Students have now recieved their Review Day Targets to be taken home.

Please could parents complete and return the reply slip to Student Services by 26th Februaury 2010.

This is esential to ensure that Trinity can keep track of which parents have recieved these vital targets.

Faith In The City

The above title, "Faith in the city", is taken from the school's motto.

When Trinity Church of England High School was established in 1984, there was a commitment and a belief that a successful high school could be developed in the centre of an urban environment.

As the photograph illustrates, our commitment to "Faith in the city" is alive and well in 2010.

Matthew Makes the Final

Matthew Koon's performance brought Kimberly Wyatt to tears.

She told the talent young dancer "you bring such emotion, I am your biggest fan."

Check out Matthew's winning performance at our 'Trinity in the Media' page

You can read Matthew's bio and more at the Got to Dance Website

New School Plans and Video

As promised the detailed plans and flyaround video of how our school should look in 2012 are now available.

Please click here to see the plans and video ...

Anti-bullying Week 2009

This week is national anti-bullying week, and here at Trinity we are taking the opportunity to engage with pupils and parents about cyber-bullying in many ways including: