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Friday 3 July 2009 (week 1) | email | e-Learning

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 July 2009
Start of Activities Week
Review Day


Monday 6th July
Full Governors' Meeting

Tuesday 7th July
Y10 Progress Presentation

(School closes at 2:05pm for Y7-Y9)


Tuesday 14th July
Y9 Graduation

(School closes at 2:05pm for Y7, Y8 & Y10)


Wednesday 15th July
Last Day of Summer Term

Friday 17th July
School Events and News
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Y11 Depart in Style

Last Wednesday night, the place to be was Sacha's Hotel in Manchester. Over 220 students and staff danced and dined the night away at the annual Prom.

The following afternoon, over 200 bleary eyed young people attended the final assembly and act of worship at school.

No embarrassed singers this time as 'Jubilate', 'One More Step' and 'You Shall Go Out With Joy' echoed around the Main Hall. An emotional and nostalgic occasion for everyone.

 

Read more in the latest newsletter ...

 

Click here to view the Y11 souvenir edition


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2009 Peak Experience

The recent letter that was sent to parents of students attending the residential trip is available to download by clicking the links below:

 

Download letter in Microsoft Word format

 

Download the letter in Adobe PDF format

 


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Y10-11 Self Portraits

This term the Art Department have busily been displaying around school a fantastic array of GCSE self portraits, several of which are on display on the famous Saatchi Gallery website. You can view the work at http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk

 

See all the photos in Trinity's Gallery

 


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Staying Safe on Facebook

A number of students in Y7 and Y8 have recently been upset by comments made about them on networking sites such as ‘Facebook’.

We would like to remind all pupils and parents that children under 13 years of age are not permitted access to Facebook. In addition, parents of children 13 years and older should consider whether their child should be supervised during the child's use of the Facebook site.

Trinity recommends that parents visit the Facebook website using the links below for more detailed help and guidance:

Facebook Terms of Use

Facebook Safety

 

What You Will Learn This Term
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