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School Closure School will end for all pupils in Years 11 and 13 at 3.45pm today, Thursday 19th March. My apologies for the short notice but then again we are facing the most serious domestic crisis since the Second World War. Rest assured, we shall keep students who were due to sit their exams this summer fully appraised about developments in this very important sector of school life. Close Menu Home About Us Vision Term Dates Headmaster Year 7-11 Admissions Exam Results Policies Parental Letters Safeguarding Pupil Premium Catchup Premium Gallery Careers Finance International Photography European Day of Languages Performance Tables Paper Copies Inspection Reports COVID-19 Curriculum Enrichment -- KS3 & KS4 Parental Guides Reading Lists -- Revision Information Exams Learning Hub Summer Challenges VE-Day -- Sixth Form Admissions Sixth Form Life My Student Events What Students Say Silver D of E Login Parent Mail Easy Fund Raising Renaissance / AR ePlatform Accessit WiFi Remote Access Web Access (Limited Functionality) Desktop Client (Full Functionality) Governors Vacancies Office 365 Login Outlook Sharepoint Teams OneDrive Stream Video Tutorials Recent News Contact us Questions about your exam results? Click here Coronavirus: Important Information for Students and Parents Prospective Year 7 Parents Evening - Video | Sixth Form Vacancies Sept 2020 School will be closed for all students during half term week (Monday 25th May to Friday 29th May). -- Previous Next VE Day | Art in Lockdown | Summer Challenges Welcome to Trinity Dear Parents, This letter details our plans to open to all students in September 2020. We very much look forward to welcoming back our students and extend a very warm welcome to our new students in Years 7 and 12. Our plans for September are informed with the safety of all at the forefront and this letter explains these arrangements as well as what we will expect from parents, carers and students. School planning has very carefully followed government advice, endorsed by Public.... Read more Reading at Home As we approach the first half term break of the academic year we encourage all of our students to use this time away from school to read as much as possible. Students should be reading books that both challenge them and entertain them. At Trinity, it is our goal to foster a love of reading for pleasure. On page 33 of the school journal, students will find a list of 16 books that we challenge them to read before they are 16. Books include the likes of 'Harry Potter... -- Office 365 Please see below tutorials for office 365 How to Login and Other Tutorials Office 365 Portal Microsoft Teams Microsoft Outlook Microsoft Stream Microsoft OneDrive Our Vision At Trinity, we believe that the centre of our Life is the Eucharist, through which we love God and also love our neighbour. At Trinity, we believe that religion lies at the heart of every individual. Accordingly, we must never mock, ridicule or harass anyone because of their religious beliefs or their practice of them... Read more Key Information Click here for the Week in Brief Week In Brief Free Fundraising for Trinity with Easy Fundraising Did you know that whenever you buy anything online, from your weekly shop to your annual holiday, you could be raising a free donation for ? There are nearly 3,000 retailers including Amazon, John Lewis, Aviva, thetrainline and Sainsbury’s, who will donate a percentage of the amount you spend to to say thank you for shopping with them. It’s really simple, and doesn’t cost you anything. All you have to do is: 1. Go to this website 2. Sign up for free 3. Get shopping Your donations will be collected by easyfundraising and automatically sent to . To help you along, there is a link in the “Login” menu at the top of each page of the Trinity website, or you can click the easyfundraising logo at the bottom of each page. Trinity Upper Site 020 8504 3419 Trinity Lower Site 020 8504 8946 Trinity Sixth Form 020 8504 3419 Please click here for full contact details. Menu...