At Trinity, we understand that all students need to be supported pastorally in order to be able to thrive at school and to learn.

The pastoral care structure with its houses and tutor groups offers strong support to all its students. On joining the school, all students are placed with a Tutor, who is responsible for their overall welfare, overseen by Senior Tutors and Pastoral Support Tutors and supported by Senior Leadership Staff.

We pride ourselves that the Pastoral Teams really get to know each student in their care and help them celebrate their achievements and negotiate and support them through any challenging times, either academically or socially.

The Pastoral Care Teams always have high expectations of the students, promote challenge and open communication between the school, students and parents.

As a richly diverse school, we aim to develop a community of reflective individuals, who are both tolerant and outward looking. We have a full assembly programme and a wide range of enrichment opportunities and events, giving students the opportunities to learn about themselves, our community and the wider environment.

There is a strong emphasis on community and fundraising, aiming to develop awareness of personal commitment and the needs of others.

We support our students in a number of ways:

  • Inclusion Team  – is a specific area where more personalised learning, support and appropriate interventions can be put in place for targeted students.
  • Mentoring – a number of staff have a mentoring role and work on such areas as motivation, self-esteem, and organisation with individual students and groups.
  • School nurse – sees students at our request or at the request of other agencies e.g. Children’s Services – this could be to discuss dietary issues for example.

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  • Art Therapist – sees students following a referral from the Pastoral Team.
  • Independent Careers Adviser –  advising students throughout the year.

We also access a number of external agencies to support our students.

What’s happening at Trinity High.

Read the latest news from our school.

Sep 13, 2024

What A Wonderful Set Of Results!

In our 40th year it is a delight to report the ‘best’ examination results Trinity has ever achieved! If the government produces a league table of achieve-ments on the key […]

Sep 13, 2024

Welcome to our new Year 7s

On Wednesday, 4th September, we were delighted to welcome our newest Year 7 cohort to Trinity. The students started their day with an assembly and time with their forms. The […]

Sep 13, 2024

Minister Visit

On Friday, 19th July, the last day of term before the summer break, we were delighted to welcome the new Minister for Early Education, Stephen Morgan MP to discuss mental […]

Sep 13, 2024

Save The Dates!

We have some important ‘save the dates’ for parents of students who are currently in Year 5 or 6. Our tours of the school begin on Tuesday, 17th September, 2024. […]