Business Details
Empowering Young Learners in Belfast
Welcome to Holy Trinity, a vibrant and nurturing educational institution where our dedicated staff deliver a broad, balanced, and differentiated curriculum. We prioritise the holistic development of every child within a safe, caring, and stimulating environment. Our partnership with parents and the wider community ensures children remain at the heart of every decision we make. We foster academic excellence alongside creative, sporting, and musical talents while maintaining high expectations for conduct and achievement. Recognised for our excellence in ICT, we equip pupils with essential digital skills for the future.As a Catholic school rooted in faith, we promote integrity, kindness, and respect through strong cross-community links and partnerships with local organisations. Our commitment to pastoral care extends to safeguarding, e-safety initiatives, and programmes like Being Well Doing Well, which support emotional health and wellbeing. Through initiatives such as peer mentoring and pupil-led activities, we cultivate resilience and confidence. Holy Trinity is more than a schoolit is a family and a cornerstone of the Belfast community.
Services
Curriculum Delivery
Pastoral Care
ICT Training
Extracurricular Activities
Special Educational Needs
Emotional Wellbeing
Community Partnerships
Highlights and features
- We have 25+ years of experience in innovative primary education
- Our team includes award-winning ICT specialists and SEN experts
- We implement a holistic curriculum with strong Catholic values
- Our school has achieved excellence in pastoral care programmes
- We maintain strong cross-community partnerships and parental engagement
What people say
Excellent pastoral care
Innovative ICT programme
Strong parental engagement
Nurturing staff
Rich extracurricular offerings
Services
Curriculum Delivery
We deliver a broad, differentiated curriculum aligned with Northern Ireland educational standards, focusing on communication, mathematics, digital literacy, arts, and physical education. Our evidence-based pedagogy ensures every child achieves academic success while developing critical thinking skills through subjects like religious education and world studies.
Emotional Wellbeing
Through our Being Well Doing Well initiative, we implement a Whole School Approach to emotional health. This includes structured mental health support, peer mentoring, and pupil-led wellbeing activities that reduce learning barriers while fostering resilience, empathy, and positive social interaction among children aged 4-11.
ICT Training
Recognised as an ICT excellence centre, our curriculum develops digital citizenship through coding workshops, online safety training, and technology integration across subjects. Pupils gain practical skills in software applications, internet research, and responsible digital practices that prepare them for secondary education and modern challenges.
Special Educational Needs
Our Nurture Room provides tailored educational strategies for vulnerable pupils through individualised learning plans and specialist SEN teacher support. We maintain small group interventions and sensory learning environments that ensure all children, including those with additional needs, can access the full curriculum and develop essential life skills.
Community Partnerships
We maintain cross-community collaborations with local churches, feeder schools, and external agencies to enhance educational experiences. Our partnerships with organisations like Lagan College deliver specialist coding workshops while fostering inter-school competitions and sacramental preparation programmes that enrich pupils' academic and spiritual development.
People
Fiona Boyd
Principal
Mrs Fiona Boyd leads Holy Trinity as Principal, bringing extensive educational leadership experience. She oversees our award-winning ICT programme and pastoral initiatives while strengthening community partnerships. Under her guidance, we maintain high academic standards through curriculum innovation and staff development programmes focused on differentiated learning strategies.
Questions
What age groups do you cater for?
We educate children aged 4 to 11 years across Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1 and 2, following the Northern Ireland primary curriculum.
What special programmes do you offer?
We provide specialist programmes in ICT excellence, Being Well Doing Well emotional health, peer mentoring, and Nurture Room interventions for pupils with additional needs.
How do you involve parents?
We maintain regular parent-teacher meetings, issue progress reports, and offer wellbeing guidance. Parents actively participate through school events, volunteer opportunities, and our Pupil Council collaboration.
What extracurricular activities are available?
Our clubs include sports teams (camogie, hurling), coding workshops, digital leadership training, outdoor learning sessions, and annual Christmas concert performances for all year groups.
How do you ensure child safety?
Our safeguarding policies include designated child protection teachers, e-safety training for all pupils, secure Safer Schools NI partnerships, and regular staff safeguarding updates following current statutory requirements.
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