Mental Health & Wellbeing

Mental Health & Wellbeing Support

Who to speak to in school

You can speak with any member of staff / trusted adult in school and share your concerns or worries. This could be your form tutor, class teacher, Head / Assistant Head of Year, teaching assistant or whoever you feel comfortable talking to.
You can also use the SHARP System here.

NHS Manchester Talking Therapies – The Big Life group

Free Mental Health Support for people registered with a Manchester GP

Crisis Cafe at No. 93

42nd Street

Online support for those ages 13-25 years old

 

 

 

Mind Manchester

stem4 apps

 

 

 

How To Sign Up To Kooth
Online Safety

Whilst your son/daughter is accessing their learning online it is important that they use the internet safely and responsibly. For support in keeping your child safe online please find the below links, as recommended by the Department for Education:

Vodafone Digital Parenting - E-Safety

www.internetmatters.org
www.net-aware.org.uk
www.thinkuknow.co.uk
www.saferinternet.org.uk

What’s happening at Trinity High.

Read the latest news from our school.

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Director of Sixth Form, Ms Tattum: “Last week, our Year 13 students came together to celebrate the end of their A-Level examinations at the annual Sixth Form Leavers’ Meal. The […]

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From Teacher of Science, Ms Baker: “We recently took eight Year 9 students to the University of Manchester to take part in a STEM challenge. Students were able to participate […]

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Big Band on the Wall

From Director of Music, Mrs Madden: “Well Done to the Trinity Stage Band for their fantastic performance at the One Education Network celebration event at Band on the Wall on […]