Trinity Church of England School

Of course it wasn’t all work -they enjoyed High ropes, axe-throwing, fencing, giant swing, tag archery and much more!Well done everyone 👏

Developing their skills of data collection, measuring, recording, speaking to the public and enjoying the sunshine!

Last Friday, some intrepid Trinitarians set off across the sea, seeking a geographical adventure………They landed on the IoW and immediately began some coastal fieldwork!👏

Yr 8 pupils thoroughly enjoyed their GCSE Geography taster day in Brighton, visiting the beach and the i360 tower for some amazing views across the water.

Ready for the big day! #tcsminilondonmarathon Runners to the start line! @LondonMarathon we are loving the vibe here! #LearningLovingLiving

This is how we praise the sunshine….@icespice and @SpongeBob dancing to some #BigGuy We bring the party at lunchtime!!! #LearningLovingLiving

Good luck to everyone running the TCS London Mini Marathon today! #londonminimarathon Looking for purple wave….well done to all our Trinitarians who are excited to join this iconic event. Want to support? justgiving.com/page/team-tri… Have fun!!! #LearningLovingLiving @LondonMarathon

Richard Moffat & Joy Vyas from Bernstein SG Finance came to speak to our Yr 9 pupils about their journey in work and a career in finance management.

As part of Trinity Futures, Beatrice Slocumbe, a professional musician came to speak to our students. Beatrice talked about her career as a freelance violist, her early life growing up in North London, her career pathway and the obstacles and prejudices she has had to overcome.

Trinity having a wonderful time on the Italian Alpine slopes. Check out those mountains!

Dilara made it clear that creating opportunities through volunteering and direct-in-person communications are essential to gain a foothold in competitive job market.Being a fluent Turkish speaker gave Dilara a way in to working at a solicitors who recognised her skill set.

Lessons being taken super seriously on the slopes!

Ski school and lessons for those who need some extra help to perfect their skills!

Living life in all its fullness in action, Trinitarians on the slopes in Pinzolo, Italy having a wonderful time in the mountains.

Pupils were given an intro into the world of financial law, had a tour of the amazing office building and attended a careers carousel, meeting with lots of CC employees to learn more about the roles and responsibilities, as well as their route into working at Clifford Chance.

Yr 10 pupils were invited by Trinity alumni Dilara Erden to visit the HQ of Clifford Chance, a global law firm based in Canary Wharf to attend a Raising Aspirations Day.

Skye realised her best option would be a degree apprenticeship to which she applied to 25 providers - receiving 2 offers. Skye reminded us of the importance of not giving up on yourself, to keep the belief in what you can achieve if you put your mind to it and to work hard at it!

Skye Jenkins came to speak to Year 8 pupils about her route into a degree apprenticeship in Accountancy. Skye spoke about waking up to the reality of not trying hard enough at school and facing this honestly & bravely - making a great comeback through dedicated revision in Yr 11.

Maria talked about modern routes into nursing, about the hard work day to day and the emotional rewards of helping others in an A+E setting. Maria also talked about the need for us to support our peers rather than comparing ourselves against them to frame personal growth.

As part of Trinity Futures Yr 10 pupils heard from Maria Green, Lewisham Hospital A+E Matron, in their careers talk today. Maria talked about the need to follow your instincts and passions and seek out the kind of job that works for you.