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We were delighted that our Year 11s were able to celebrate the end of five years at Trinity at the Prom which took place at Hotel Football at Monday evening – freedom day! A final assembly also took place on Tuesday afternoon, attended by over 180 students and we look forward to seeing many students […]

Trinity Sixth Formers recently completed the practice part of the Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award expedition after a 4 day journey through Snowdonia. Starting in the Carneddau mountains, the candidates crossed into the Glyders mountain range before exploring the Moel Siabod peaks. The candidates will use their experience to plan their final assessed expedition in […]

On Thursday evening, we hosted a spectacular socially-distanced music concert in the drama studio. It showcased the musical talents of our students to a very appreciative audience – and the below e-mail from a parent is a testament to this statement: “I just wanted to thank you for the wonderful concert on Thursday. It was […]

We are starting a consultation on our revised Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) policy and have a statutory duty to consult with parents. At a governors’ meeting on Monday, 19th July, 2021, it was agreed that the revised RSE policy (available on our website: www.trinityhigh.com/parents/policies/ ) would form the basis for the consultation with parents. […]

This academic year has obviously been challenging regarding positive Covid-19 cases in school and students who are asked to self-isolate in response to being a ‘close contact’ of a positive cases. In terms of total cases involving our community: Covid-19 positive students – 126 / 1450 (8%) Covid-19 positive staff – 38 / 190 (20%) […]

From 1 June 2021 a government amendment to the school day regulations reducing the number of sessions which schools must meet for in 2021-22 academic came into effect. Schools are usually required to meet for 380 sessions (two per day equalling 190 days) per year which has been reduced to 378 (or 189 days) to […]

We have been asked to implement lateral flow testing of all students prior to their entrance into school in September. In line with government guidance, we have taken the decision to stagger the admission of students into school over two days – 2nd and 3rd September, 2021.  The details are as follows: We will also be […]

Of course, each year sees some of our teachers move on to new schools for promoted positions whilst others retire. Amongst our leavers are three that I’d like to mention by name. Ms Brown, our Director of Music is leaving after 13 years marvellous years at Trinity and has secured a fabulous and wholly deserved […]

  On Tuesday morning, two inspiring Trinity students, Natalie and Elikem, were given the opportunity to interview Formula 1 racing driver, Sir Lewis Hamilton, alongside BBC Presenter, Sally Nugent. The interview coincided with the launch of the Hamilton’s Commission report, which was conducted in partnership with the Royal Academy of Engineering, and Sir Lewis spoke […]

Last week saw Dr Alnuamaani, Ms DeMaine, Mr Barton and Mr Johnson take 50 of our Year 12 students on the Sixth Form Biology Field Trip. A-level Biology and BTEC Applied science students enjoyed learning in the outdoors at Castle Head Field Studies centre, whilst carrying out required practical and assessed coursework. Learning out of […]

The Department for Education (DfE) has recognised that students who are to be completing qualifications in 2022 have had significant disruption to their education over the last two years.  As such they have asked OFQUAL (the exams regulator) to consult with students, parents and teachers about the arrangements for those exams in 2022. If you […]

Ms Ellison, Course Director of KS3 Religious Education, tells us more: “Over the last month, students in Year 7 have been working towards completing the Archbishop of York award. This is a young leaders award which is designed to empower young people to serve their generation and to put the needs of others before themselves. […]