Business Details
Trinity All Saints Church of England Primary School
Trinity All Saints Church of England Primary School is a nurturing educational institution rooted in Christian values, dedicated to fostering academic excellence and personal growth. Established to provide a holistic learning environment, the school emphasizes spiritual development, community engagement, and a broad curriculum designed to ignite curiosity and independence. Our vision, inspired by the Parable of the Mustard Seed, ensures every child is supported to flourish into their fullest potential. With a focus on inclusivity, we welcome pupils from diverse backgrounds, creating a supportive community where faith, learning, and mutual respect thrive.Our experienced educators and governors work collaboratively to maintain high standards in teaching, safeguarding, and extracurricular opportunities. Through partnerships with local churches and organisations, we extend learning beyond the classroom, preparing students for lifelong success. Regular inspections and transparent governance underscore our commitment to continuous improvement and accountability.
Services
Primary Education
Religious Education
Special Educational Needs Support
Community Kitchen
Before & After School Care
Highlights and features
- We follow a values-based curriculum inspired by the Parable of the Mustard Seed.
- Our school fosters strong partnerships with local churches and community organisations.
- We prioritise individualised support for special educational needs and disabilities.
- Our staff and governors maintain transparent governance and continuous improvement practices.
- We offer extracurricular opportunities including music tuition and community projects.
Services
Primary Education
We deliver a broad, balanced curriculum for children aged 411, focusing on academic achievement and personal development. Our teaching nurtures curiosity, independence, and a lifelong love of learning. Lessons integrate creative and practical experiences to engage pupils in meaningful ways.
Religious Education
Our RE programme explores Christian teachings and other world religions, promoting respect and understanding. Spiritual development is embedded in daily worship and classroom activities. Pupils learn about faith through biblical parables and interfaith experiences.
Special Educational Needs Support
We provide tailored support for pupils with learning differences or disabilities. Our SENCO works closely with teachers and parents to create individualised learning plans. Regular assessments ensure each child achieves their full potential.
Community Kitchen
This initiative teaches children about nutrition and cooking skills. Pupils participate in preparing meals using fresh ingredients. The kitchen fosters teamwork and practical life skills in a safe environment.
Before & After School Care
Trinity 'PLUS' offers supervised activities from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM. Children enjoy arts, sports, and homework support in a safe setting. The service operates Monday to Friday with flexible booking options.
People
Mrs R Timms
Headteacher
Mrs Timms leads with a vision for inclusive education, ensuring every child achieves their potential. She champions collaborative learning and community partnerships to enhance pupil experiences.
The Reverend Martyn Weaver
Chair of Governors
Reverend Weaver oversees governance with a focus on maintaining Christian values and educational standards. He works closely with staff to ensure strategic alignment with the school's mission.
Questions
What age groups does the school cater for?
We accept children aged 4 to 11 in full-time education, with nursery places considered individually.
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our SENCO creates tailored learning plans, with regular assessments and collaboration between teachers and parents.
Are there after-school activities available?
Trinity 'PLUS' offers supervised care until 6:00 PM with arts, sports, and homework support.
What is the school's religious affiliation?
We are a Church of England voluntary-aided primary school with daily collective worship.
How can parents get involved?
Parents participate through the PTA, community kitchen, and volunteering opportunities in school activities.
