Holy Trinity Church of England (Aided) School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 25 June 2024

Pupils flourish at this warm and nurturing school. They know that their teachers have absolute confidence in them, saying, 'They believe in us, so we can do it.' As one parent put it, 'The school's passion for every child and their individual needs is incredible and the school has a real sense of community.' Pupils embrace learning and achieve exceptionally well across subjects. The school community is vibrant and positive. Pupils know each other well and have warm relationships with staff. At playtimes, pupils happily create games and make sure that no one is left out. Around school, they behave extremely responsibly and respectfully. Older pupils are strong role models, who frequently support and help younger pupils. An extensive range of enrichment activities, such as residential visits, allow pupils to develop their resilience and independence. Opportunities for pupils to apply subjects beyond the classroom are woven very skilfully into the curriculum. Pupils love the wide range of clubs run before and after school, such as gardening and chess. They benefit immensely from the many opportunities they have to understand more about the world around them. For example, pupils organise and run fundraising events to raise money for national charities linked to their local community.

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