we value
The Head
Learning is central to everything we do. We are curious about this amazing world and find joy in learning about it. We work hard, pay attention and keep trying.
The Heart
We show care and respect for ourselves, our community and our environment. We come together to ensure all feel safe and celebrated. We are kind and polite.
The Soul
We engage in all school life. We are enriched by the many opportunities available, by deepening relationships and by developing a sense of purpose. We participate fully in everything we do.
A Welcome From
Our Headteacher
Trinity Academy is a unique school with the highest aspirations for young people. We opened in 2019 and were immediately oversubscribed as families resonated with our vision for being a centre of teaching excellence, a place where students are deeply cared for and our focus on the co-curriculuar, particularly music and the performing arts. We are a highly diverse community where all are not only welcomed, but thrive.
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This Thursday, 12th February, we will be celebrating the Lunar New Year with some yummy Pan Asian street food in our canteen, during break and lunchtime. Don't forget to top up student cards via Arbor for this.
Y12 Pupils have battled the elements down in Slapton, Devon this week to complete their NEA Fieldwork Data Analyis. They have been investigating the beach profiles, rock types and impact of erosion on the coast line.
FEEL GOOD FRIDAY! We had the pleasure recently of having Karen Stretch, National Arts Lead at Twinkl come into Trinity Academy to meet with our Headteacher, Mr Bailey, and see out incredible arts curriculum in action. To read the full article, click the link below.
FEEL GOOD FRIDAY! Last week 43 different individuals and groups were celebrated as the unsung heroes who live or volunteer in our community. They generously go above and beyond, acting with kindness and generosity to create a positive impact here in Horfield and Lockleaze. We celebrate all of you, well done!
It's National Careers Week beginning 2nd March and we'd like to invite People to talk to our students in their tutorial time about their job and career We'd like as many tutorial groups across the year groups to have an opportunity to listen to a speaker and the session length would be around 15 minutes between 8.30-9-00. We'd like to make it as minimal prep as possible and a full brief and classroom support will be available. Our students would love to hear from you. It can be true that some of the most interesting people are often the ones who think nobody will be interested in what they have to say. If you're able to help us with this, please contact our Careers Leader, Darren Clinton on dclinton@trinityacademybristol.org.
Today saw a discussion on BBCs Radio 4 Women's Hour about the importance of singing amongst younger people and our very own Mrs Garrad sent in a note about our Year 7 and 8 choirs at Trinity Academy. To listen to the discussion, head to https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002qjbd The Trinity part is about 10:26 minutes in.
What a wonderful night we all had for 'Trinity Loves' at the Bristol Beacon last night. Our students performed so beautifully through music and dance. All the students, staff and the audience loved every minute of it and we are already looking forward to the next one! Huge thank you to @bristol_beacon for giving our students this truly amazing opportunity.
Bridging Generations - A reminder that the responsibility of remembrance does not end with the survivors, it lives on through their children, grandchildren and all of us.
The boys choir have just finished their rehearsal... it's almost time!
Rehearsals are well underway for our Trinity Loves concert tonight at the Beacon. We can't wait to welcome you tonight to watch our students perform!