We are a community where learning is the key purpose for every member of the community and in which every student has challenging targets and understands the journey to reaching them. We ensure that all members of the school community are valued for their uniqueness, are recognised for their contributions and are developed to become outstanding citizens of the wider community.  We are part of the Southwark Diocese (click here to visit the education site) and work closely with the team to enable us to support each other as a Church of England Family of schools.

Our Vision:

In the Bible, John (10:10) tell us that Jesus said ‘I have come that you may have life in all its fullness’. He calls us to a full life in mind, body, heart and spirit. Therefore, we believe the purpose of education is to nurture and enable every child to flourish and to be the person they are fully capable of being. Life in all its fullness is about living a varied and full life full of learning, growing, helping, reward, joy, excitement and caring for each other.  Trinity provides opportunities for growth in mind, body and spirit through inspirational and innovative education underpinned by a deeply Christian ethos.

Our Ethos:

To be a strong Christian community in which children and adults – all of whom reflect the goodness of God - can flourish. A community where pupils fulfil their potential and achieve the very best educational outcomes, enabling them to make good life choices, to uphold British values, and to take their place as citizens of the wider world. 

We warmly welcome pupils and staff from all faiths and none.

As a church school we have three core values:

We are a learning community

We are a loving family

We are living good lives

 

These values encapsulate the things that are important in our school

A learning community

The Christian Story - as told in Scripture - is central to who we are and what we do, and informs all of our learning We have high expectations of ourselves and one another in every area of school life - we aspire to excel and we never give up We are committed to the principles of restorative justice and discipline that is exercised with love; where all have the opportunity to learn through their mistakes

 

A loving family

We belong to a loving family which includes pupils, staff, parents and governors - of all faiths and none; which extends to our local churches and our community We recognise and celebrate our equal worth, and seek to be inclusive of all All have a ‘place at the table’, where we gather together in worship, and are invited to share in the Eucharist

 

Living good lives

As Jesus commanded us to love our neighbour, we seek to serve those in need within our own community, and in the wider community We are committed to pursuing social justice - especially for those who are disadvantaged - preventing discrimination and improving outcomes for all pupils We are all encouraged to exercise leadership, and to take responsibility for ourselves and one another

Please see our Twitter feed to find out up-to-date information in regard to activities / events that are happening at Trinity.  Specifically see #Chaplaincy for information related to Christian Distinctiveness.  https://twitter.com/news4trinity

Click here for the Church of England Education site for further information.