Last Wednesday, the Trinity Sixth Form was launched with our Year 11 students in special assemblies led by our Head of Sixth Form, Ms Tattum. Students received a copy of our new prospectus and heard all about the jewel in the crown of Trinity – our sixth form provision, which provides a gateway to top […]

Following the announcement from the government earlier this week, it has been confirmed that most GCSE, AS and A level exams will be held three weeks later than planned in 2021 to help address the disruption caused by the pandemic. The summer exam season will begin on 7th June, 2021 and end on 2nd July, […]

Last week’s Black History Month assembly was led by Pastoral Tutor, Mr Dennis, accompanied by Angelina and Malika (Year 10) and Dara (Year 11). They explored how black history has helped to shape the history of all countries in some way, racism and the black lives matter movement. The assembly then linked these issues to […]

Last Friday, our Sixth Form came together for #helloyellow to support young people’s mental health on World Mental Health Day.   Read more in our newsletter…

  Congratulations to Year 11 student, Winston, who was recently named as one of the winners of ‘writing in a pandemic’, organised by the University of Manchester. Students were given an opportunity to submit a form of creative writing, from letters, to poems, to short stories. Over 200 submissions were made and then judged by […]

The deadline for Year 7 applications for admission in September, 2021 is fast approaching. In addition to the ‘Common Application Form’ (to be completed and returned to your Local Authority), a Trinity Supplementary Application form must also be submitted to school by 2nd November, 2020. Please see our admissions page on the school website for […]

Last Thursday, I launched the first of a series of assemblies in recognition of Black History Month. During lockdown, two Year 11 students, Kameela and Olamide wrote to me about the importance of dedicating time to learning about black history, the challenges the black community face in society and to acknowledge those who have succeeded […]

Over the last few weeks, we have held welcome services in the Interactive Lecture Theatre for our new Year 7 students. The services have been led by our Chaplain, Dr Revd Birkinshaw, in collaboration with the Religious Education department. The services have been entitled ‘let your light shine’. They have involved readings and prayers, and […]

Our Year 11s have been working hard and sitting wave exams for English Language, English Literature and Mathematics each day this week – well done to all and keep up the good work! Read more in our newsletter…

I would like to remind parents that letters confirming positive COVID-19 cases in school can be found in the COVID-19 section of our school website. We carry out full risk assessments in school to identify those who have been in contact with the affected cases and parents are contacted directly if their child is a […]

At this time of year, it is normal for us to be planning the various different activities in school to support some very worthy charities and causes. Although it won’t be possible for us to do our usual collections for Harvest and Socktober, and a coffee morning for staff this year, the charitable nature of […]

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a requirement for the school to make a variation to the Admissions Policy for 2021 with regards to students applying under category D, E and F in our supplementary application form (children on the Anglican faith, children and/or their parent(s) who attend a church of another Christian denomination, […]