Welcome
Welcome to Trinity CE Primary School on behalf of myself, our wonderful pupils, hard-working staff, committed Governors and supportive school community.
The whole Trinity family work well together to ensure we are a happy and vibrant school with a caring and supportive atmosphere. There is genuine collaboration between parents, children, the school and the wider community.
The Trinity team has high expectations and standards and a keen sense of being part of a happy, successful school. The supportive ethos within the school enables pupils of all abilities to thrive as they grow and develop.
– Conrad Hutton, Headteacher
News
Shining Light Award 26.06.26
For showing resilience, patience and understanding throughout a difficult week. You have shown compassion towards each other and respect for the adults and the extra rules they have had to put in place. Well done for having the right attitude and keeping yourselves safe.
RHS Badminton Flower Show



Our wheelbarrow exhibit - 'The Trinity Pollinator' is currently in position at the RHS Badminton Flower Show. Mrs McLaughlin, Mrs Whittock and Mrs Wigmore have been working very hard along with the children to grow and create this wonderful display!
Our wheelbarrow is our school logo represented in flowers and plants. All the elements are from recycled or donated items contributed by pupils past and present, and the wider school community/ Our wheelbarrow reflects our shared passion for learning outside in the natural environment whilst contributing positively to our local ecosystem.
We want to share a strong environmental message about recycling and reusing materials. Every pupil has helped in the project by growing plants from seed, caring for the seedlings and planting up. At Trinity we support our pupils' wellbeing and curiosity, enabling them to thrive academically, socially and spiritually.
Year 5 / 6 Residential
Our Year 5 and 6 pupils are enjoying a day out at Robin Hill Adventure Park today!
Bouncing; digging; mini golf and lots more fun!
This evening, they are off for some Ten Pin Bowling!




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Year 5 / 6 Residential
What a fantastic week our Year 5 and 6 students are having on the Isle of Wight! Yesterday they enjoyed a morning of watersports and beach games; welcomed Mrs McLaughlin; cheered on England to win the football and were then treated to a fun evening at the theatre.




Year 5 / 6 Residential
Our Year 5 and 6 students headed off yesterday to the Isle of Wight for their residential trip.
They have an exciting week ahead of them, with lots of fun activities planned! After enjoying their evening meal, they played games in the park before settling in for the night in their dorm rooms. Today they are off to visit Carisbrooke Castle followed by Laser Quest!




Shining Light Award 26.06.26
For showing resilience, patience and understanding throughout a difficult week. You have shown compassion towards each other and respect for the adults and the extra rules they have had to put in place. Well done for having the right attitude and keeping yourselves safe.
RHS Badminton Flower Show



Our wheelbarrow exhibit - 'The Trinity Pollinator' is currently in position at the RHS Badminton Flower Show. Mrs McLaughlin, Mrs Whittock and Mrs Wigmore have been working very hard along with the children to grow and create this wonderful display!
Our wheelbarrow is our school logo represented in flowers and plants. All the elements are from recycled or donated items contributed by pupils past and present, and the wider school community/ Our wheelbarrow reflects our shared passion for learning outside in the natural environment whilst contributing positively to our local ecosystem.
We want to share a strong environmental message about recycling and reusing materials. Every pupil has helped in the project by growing plants from seed, caring for the seedlings and planting up. At Trinity we support our pupils' wellbeing and curiosity, enabling them to thrive academically, socially and spiritually.
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Help - Adding External Calendars
Below you will find instructions on how to add calendars from different platforms:
Google Calendar
- 1. Open Google Calendar in your browser
- 2. Click the settings gear icon next to your calendar
- 3. Select "Settings and sharing"
- 4. Scroll down to "Access permissions" section
- 5. Copy the "Public URL to this calendar" link
- 6. Paste the link in the "Calendar link" field
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=example@gmail.comOutlook Calendar
- 1. Open Outlook Calendar in your browser
- 2. Click "Share" next to your calendar
- 3. Select "Publish calendar"
- 4. Copy the "ICS" or "Web link"
- 5. Paste the link in the "Calendar link" field
https://outlook.live.com/calendar/action/view?id=exampleApple iCloud Calendar
- 1. Open iCloud Calendar in your browser
- 2. Click "Share" next to your calendar
- 3. Select "Public calendar"
- 4. Copy the "Public calendar" link
- 5. Paste the link in the "Calendar link" field
https://p123-calendars.icloud.com/published/2/exampleICS File
- 1. Find a link to an .ics file
- 2. The link must end with .ics
- 3. Paste the link in the "Calendar link" field
- 4. Example: https://example.com/calendar.ics
https://example.com/calendar.ics