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Free Live Parent Webinar
Tuesday 30th April 6:00-7:00pm
Blessed Trinity welcomed 11 primary and high schools from the Romero Catholic Academy Trust.
Dear Parents and Carers,
Please see the attached flyer regarding the importance of good attendance and punctuality from our pupils.
Assessment fortnight begins on Monday 26th February for pupils in years 7 to 10
Our pupils have started a ‘Smart Student Council’ to make sure more pupil voices are heard in the school.
The Smart Student Council is an off-shoot of the whole School Council and, using computers for pupils to log their ideas in form time, it means more pupils get their say in how the school is run.
Our Young Enterprise Club have written, illustrated and printed a children’s book about the environment and deforestation.
The book is called ‘Nature’s Pursuit’ and the group will take it to primary schools to read parts of it and also show off the illustrations which have been beautifully drawn by talented artist and Year 10 pupil Sarah.
It’s also available for sale at the school for £4.50.
The year 9 Options booklet is now available to download
Headteacher’s Message:
We finish on Friday, 22nd December at 1:00pm. The school buses have been confirmed for 1:00pm and will run as normal.
All pupils will return to school on Tuesday, 9th January 2024.
Councillor Afrasiab Anwar MBE was the special guest at our Presentation of Awards.
Pupils came off timetable to take part in Bollywood dancing, calligraphy, climate change lessons and more as part of Inter-Faith Day which was a real celebration of all the lived faiths in our community.
Blessed Trinity held a poignant ‘Afternoon of Remembrance’ with cadets, current service personnel and veterans enjoying entertainment, coffee and cakes.
