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Head of Physical Education, Ms Barrett, tells us about an athletics event that took place through the Manchester Schools’ PE Association: “Last Friday, our Year 9 athletics team had the opportunity to compete against other schools in the annual Manchester Schools’ Athletics competition.  This year, the event was structured differently with the emphasis on participation and […]

Congratulations to a number of Trinity students, whose work has been published in the ‘Connecting Stories’ anthology, following their participation in a creative writing competition. The initiative was funded by Art Council England, with an aim to increase children and young people’s interest in reading and writing, and to promote diverse voices and stories. The […]

As part of the government’s move to Step 3 of the roadmap, from Monday, 17th May, new advice applies to the use of face coverings by staff and students in schools in England. Face coverings will no longer be recommended for students in classrooms or communal areas, in all schools. Face coverings will also no […]

The INSET days have now been confirmed for the 2021/22 academic school year and can be seen in the table below. A copy of the calendar can also be downloaded from our website: www.trinityhigh.com/parents/school-calendar/   Read more in our newsletter…

We are delighted to confirm that we will be running our series of summer tours in June 2021 for Year 4 and Year 5 students and parents. The tours are a great opportunity to visit the school and see us in action during a school day. You will meet our teachers, talk to current students […]

This year, our Year 11s will be awarded with ‘Teacher Assessed Grades’ (TAGs), which are objective judgements made by teachers about the knowledge, skills and abilities of each student in relation to the subject content they have been taught. In order to get a full range of evidence and to give students a fair change […]

  Last Thursday morning, our Year 11 students and the Year 11 pastoral team came together as a group for the first time since early September, 2020, in order for the Year 11 photograph to be taken. Students and staff wore face coverings as the photo was being set up in order to be covid […]

LRB Manager, Mr Richardson, tells us about one of our chess players, Joy in Year 8: “Joy is a very good chess player and is improving at a tremendous pace. I’ve been extremely impressed by his ability and his dedication to study. He isn’t undefeated in school, but he’s won at least once against every student […]

Earlier this academic year, all Year 7s took part in a ‘bikeability’ initiative, and we have been pleased to run the same session for all our Year 8s over the last few weeks. Head of KS3, Ms Baxendale, organised the sessions, which provided our students with a great opportunity to learn and master some essential […]

Whilst we are on the topic of bikes…over the Easter holidays, we saw the installation of a new bike shelter at the front of school for our students. We were delighted to receive funding towards the cost of the bike shelters as part of an ‘active travel grant’ from Transport for Greater Manchester. The grant […]

As we continue to ensure that the high profile of ‘Valuing All God’s Children’ remains throughout all aspects of school life, our Chaplain, Dr Revd Birkinshaw, has been working on creating a logo and brand for this vision. Following on from the presentation to form groups last half term from Ms Bansal and Ms Emery […]

We are continuing to encourage families to carry out lateral flow tests twice a week at home. Around 1 in 3 individuals with COVID-19 do not display symptoms. Opening testing up finds those showing no symptoms which help to find positive cases earlier and breaks hidden chains of transmission. Reminder text messages are being sent […]