STAFF
Trinity School is able to attract and retain a staff of very high quality as a result of the fine reputation of the school and of the professional opportunities it can offer. Most teachers are graduates in their teaching subjects, some with wide experience including teaching abroad, and all have a real commitment to their work. All of our staff are involved in continuing professional development to enrich their professional knowledge and to ensure best practice in improving student learning. Additionally, many are active in the local community, whether as preachers or councillors, or in sport, the Church and fund-raising for charities. Our PE staff are active participants in sport themselves, and our musicians have considerable reputations locally.
Many staff bring wide experience to bear in their work, having come from a background of industry, commerce or the arts. It is worth noting that many staff are themselves parents of children attending Trinity. As well as our teaching staff, we have a team of knowledgeable and experienced support staff, fulfilling an increasing variety of roles, including House Tutors, Curriculum Support and Cover Supervisors.
All staff are represented on ‘Team Trinity’, a group which works hard to improve the working environment and organise social events.
If you would be interested in bringing your experience and skills to work for the school community, please watch out for advertisements on our Job Vacancies Page and in the local press.
Collecting Exam Results
Year 13 students
Year 13 students can collect their A Level results in the Jubilee Hall from 8.30am on Thursday 16 August and Year 12 from 9.30am.
Year 11 students
Year 11 students can collect their GCSE results from 9.00am on Thursday 23 August in the Jubilee Hall. Year 10 results will be available to collect from Reception from 10.00am onwards.
Please view the Post-results services information below:
Post-results services deadlines fees and charges (.docx)
Post-results services request consent and payment form (.docx)
SENIOR GRADUATION EVENING
TRINITY SCHOOL: SENIOR GRADUATION EVENING
– Years 11 and 13 - AUTUMN 2018
Our Senior Graduation Evening for students who were part of this year’s Y11 and 13 will be held on Monday 10th September at 7.15pm in Carlisle Cathedral. This event aims to celebrate the achievements of all students. In keeping with our aim to provide opportunities ‘for All’ we would like every student, along with their parents and carers, to join us ....
For more information please read the letter below:
Invitation to parents (pdf)
Pastoral Care at Trinity School
Pastoral Care at
Trinity School
As you know we take pride in the high quality of pastoral care that we offer to our students; this has been validated in many inspection reports, including the most recent SIAMs report 18 months ago. As this is such an important part of our work we constantly strive to review and improve the care we give to students.
Read the letter below for our plans to change the way we organise pastoral care in the 11-16 school for September 2018:
Pastoral Update June 2018 (pdf)
GDPR - Privacy Notice
GDPR
Trinity School is committed to protecting the rights and privacy of individuals in accordance with its legal obligations under the new General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), which came into force on 25 May 2018. Please find below Trinity Schools Privacy Statement in relation to this new regulation.
Trinity School - Privacy Notice (pdf)
Berlin & Krakow Trip 2020 - Yr 8 Students
WWII & THE HOLOCAUST BERLIN & KRAKOW TRIP
25/03/2020 – 31/03/2020
Open to Year 8s only
We are excited to be proposing a school tour to Germany and Poland to enhance our History curriculum for students.
Here are the key details about the planned trip:
• 7 days and 6 night(s)
• Departs on 25 March 2020
• Returns on 31 March 2020
• The purpose of the trip is to enhance the learning experience of students; to visit historic sites; to enhance their understanding of the Holocaust and to pay their respects to the victims
Please read the letter and reply slip below for more information:
Berlin Krakow trip - letter (pdf)
Lunch time arrangements and end of school day
Proposed change to lunch time arrangements and end of school day
As you will be aware the school has grown in size over the last four years due to a high demand for places; successful appeals for admission in 2014 created an extra form of entry which has continued each year since then. The school building was designed for 1500 students and currently we have just over 1700. One of the consequences of this is pressure on our dining facilities; there are lengthy queues to use these and they are crowded. We are very conscious that lunchtimes are not the most pleasant experience for students......
Please read our letter below for more information:
School Day consultation - letter to parents (pdf)
Music Tuition - Information letter and forms
Dear Parent/Carers
Please find below 2018-19 Music tuition letters and forms to be returned to the finance office:
1 Y7 - Guitar NS Consent (.docx)
1 Y7 - Guitar NS Consent (.pdf)
2 Y7 Trial Consent Forms Consent Endangered (.docx)
2 Y7 Trial Consent Forms Consent Endangered (.pdf)
3 Y8 10 12 - Consent for Continuing Students (.docx)
3 Y8 10 12 - Consent for Continuing Students (.pdf)
4 Y11 13 - Consent for Continuing Students (.pdf)
4 Y11 13 - Consent for Continuing Students (.pdf)
5 Standing Order Form - Music Tuition (.pdf)
5 Standing Order Form - Music Tuition (.pdf)
SIAMS Report
Dear parents and carers,
In addition to the visits we get from Ofsted, as a Church of England school we are subject to an additional inspection: the Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMs). This takes place every five years and Trinity was inspected on 18th and 19th October 2016....
Letter and full report below:
SIAMS letter to parent/carers (pdf)
Trinity SIAMS Report - 2016 (pdf)
Prospectus
Please Download our Prospectus
Trinity-Prospectus-2017 (pdf)
Supp Admission Form 2017-18 intake
Homework Planners
In a move to ensure that standards of recording homework are consistent across the school, we would appreciate it if you could reinforce the following with your child/children when signing their planners on a weekly basis. All homework must have these key pieces of information recorded in the planners:
- Subject which set the homework.
- Details about the task to be completed.
- Due date for the homework.
For more information read the letter below:
Use of Planners (pdf)
Performance Tables
View our Performance Tables.
Pupil Premium
Pupil Premium
Pupil premium strategy and catch-up funding statement (secondary) 2017-2018 (pdf)
What is Pupil Premium?
The Pupil Premium is additional funding for publicly funded schools in England to help raise the attainment of pupil premium pupils and support them in reaching their full potential.
Students are eligible if they meet any of the criteria listed below:
- They have received Free School Meals at any point in the last 6 years.
- They are in the care of the Local Authority
- They are the children of Service Personnel
Read more in the letter below:
PP Letter Yr7-11 (pdf)
Details of how we use this money to support the students in the curriculum are included from the links below:
Year 7 Catch-Up
Sixth Form - Parents' Online Booking
Sixth Form Parents' Evening Booking System
Please visit: https://trinity6thform. parentseveningsystem.co.uk to book an online appointment. Parents' Guide for Booking Appointments can also be viewed here - ParentGuide (pdf). A map of our Sixth Form School building is available to view here: Sixth Form MapLower School - Parents' Evening Booking System
Lower School Parents' Evening Booking System
Please visit our Lower School Parents' Evening Booking system.
Parents' Guide for Booking Appointments can also be viewed here - ParentGuide (pdf).
A map of our lower school layout can be viewed here: Lower School Map (pdf)
School Maps
A map of our lower school layout can be viewed here: Lower School Map (pdf)
A map of our Sixth Form layout can be viewed here: Sixth Form Map (pdf)
Ofsted. Dear Parents and Carers.
Our visitors from Ofsted spent April 15th and 16th 2015 with us. We are pleased to release the full report and letter below:
Trinity School - Report Published May 2015 (pdf)
RAISEonline
Please visit the RAISEonline website for information from the Department of Education for interactive analysis of school and pupil performance data.
Report System
For information about our new behaviour report system please view the pdf document below:
Homework Policies
Literacy and Progress
Literacy and Progress
It is vitally important for all our students to make progress in English and Mathematics.
To this end, we regularly monitor progress, and use a wide range of intervention strategies to help students achieve their full potential. It is very common for students to have some type of intervention or 'booster' lessons at some point during their time at Trinity School, regardless of their ability level.
Trinity School Prayer
God of Adventure,
You call us to follow your Son,
in transforming the world:
inspire our minds by your Spirit
and fill our hearts with your love,
that we may grow into the people you intend,
reflect your life in the world
and bring all those we love to you
for the sake of Him
who gave His all
Jesus Christ, Our Lord.
Amen