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Last week, we were delighted to see ex-Trinity student, Laurnea, featured on the BBC’s ‘The One Show’. The clip focused on Laurnea ’s journey to starting a medical degree, including her mum paying tribute to how hard she has worked and her determination to study. Laurnea was part of the ‘aspiring medics’ group in our […]

Congratulations to our Year 8 students who were recently announced as finalists in the CyberFirst Girls’ competition. The competition aims to support girls interested in a career in cyber security. As a reward for their achievement, they had a special pizza lunch just before Christmas. The students will be attending the final with Teacher of […]

Head of Key Stage 4, Mr Cann, tells us more: “Our students sat their mock exams before the Christmas break, and on Friday, 7th January, students received their long anticipated mock exam results. There were scenes of joy and elation throughout the room as the result envelopes were opened – including some high fives! This […]

On the last day of term, our Director of Music led special Christmas music celebrations for different year groups. They were an excellent way to start our Christmas holidays, and were great fun for both the audience and our performers.   Read more in our newsletter…

Testing Following on from the changes to testing guidance, we have updated our at home lateral flow testing FAQs, which can be found on the COVID-19 page of the school website. Please ensure you follow the guidance and register lateral flow tests carried out at home. A copy of the result email will need to […]

We were particularly pleased to receive the below message last week from a parent, recognising the work of school in these covid times: “To all staff at Trinity. I just wanted to pass on my thanks to you as you run school in these days. I can’t imagine how difficult if must be day by day […]

We would like to thank all students and parents for their continued support and cooperation during this challenging period. The below messages are still of great importance and we appreciate your cooperation.  If you have Covid-19 symptoms – please do not attend school.  Face Covering – please wear them in classrooms, corridors and dinner queues. […]

We’ve had a really positive start to the new term, despite the concerns that Covid-19 brings. On Tuesday, hundreds of students were tested for coronavirus using the new ‘nasal’ only lateral flow tests – we successfully detected ten asymptomatic cases. When students returned on Wednesday, we were pleased to be able to offer the full […]

The last week of term before the Christmas holidays was filled with a number of memorable occasions: Cathedral Carol Service Our thanks go to everyone in the Trinity community who organised, supported, performed and attended the spectacular Cathedral Carol Service on Wednesday, 15th December. It was a wholly enjoyable occasion for all involved, with special […]

From Course Director for KS3 Science, Ms Walker: “Last month, six of our top young scientists from Year 8 attended a Faraday Challenge Day, competing against other local schools. Their task was to design and create a prototype of something to help children who are in hospital. The pupils showed great creativity and worked well […]

Course Director for KS5 Maths, Mr Barton, tells us more: “On Thursday, 16th December, we took a group of Year 11 students to the University of Manchester for “Taking Maths Further”, which was an opportunity for them to explore A-Level Mathematics ahead of their deadline to apply for Sixth Form. They enjoyed a day of […]

In my assembly earlier this week, I reminded students of the important following messages that will be key to a successful start to 2022:  If you have Covid-19 symptoms – please do not attend school.  Face Covering – please wear them in classrooms, corridors and dinner queues.  Good hygiene – remember the key messages: ‘hands, […]