Students at Trinity CE VA School, Belvedere scored an unbeatable pass rate of 100% in their A level examinations with 64% of the grades being at the top grades of A - C.

Come and join us for our 3rd Annual Barn Dance
Fun for the whole family, everyone welcome

MONDAY 19th OCTOBER 2009
TUESDAY 20th OCTOBER 2009 

On each day parents and children are invited to arrive at 8.45am to join a morning Act of Worship.  This is then followed by a tour of the school until approximately 9.45am. For those unable to attend the Open Day, there will then be a repeat of the Head Teacher's presentation. 

THE BEST-PERFORMING REGION

- Trinity School, Belvedere, named among most improved in the capital -   

Schools in London have been praised after achieving their best ever GCSE results, making the region the best performing in the country.

www.weshillendowment.org/gethsemane.htm

I hope that the RE, English, DT, Art, Music, Dance and Drama, in fact all departments, can fully engage in the concept to produce spiritually inspired works of art that will be focal points for worship. 

Trinity celebrates the highest GCSE results that the school has ever attained and its pupils have smashed all records since the school first opened its doors in 1994.

Post-16 Courses 2011/2012

An evening to obtain your prospectus, application form and discuss options with subject staff.

The Head Teacher will outline the Sixth Form programme for the forthcoming academic year at 6.00 pm and at 6.30 pm.

Further information on courses and the application process can be collected from the school and is available here.

Well done to all involved! 

New York: there are a limited number of places left on this trip. See the 'letters home' section for more details and speak to Mr Palmer or Miss Greene as soon as possible.

Using lesson plans and materials from this website, and with support from BBC staff and partners, teachers help students develop their journalistic skills to become School Reporters.

In March, schools take part in an annual News Day, simultaneously creating video, audio and text-based news reports, and publishing them on a school website, to which the BBC aims to link.

“Trinity School in Belvedere is an outstanding Church of England Secondary School”

 according to our recent Statutory Inspection of Anglican Schools,

On 1^st April 2011 the Secretary of State signed an order converting Trinity Church of England Voluntary Aided Comprehensive School to Trinity Church of England School, Belvedere, an Academy.

Students worked in mixed teams from other schools in Bexley undertaking applied technical challenges. These were led by Greenwich University students and included bridge building with sheets of A4 paper, building robots which could propel themselves along a path whilst moving their limbs, and vehicle design. Two Trinity students were in the winning team for the robotics challenge; Ella Addison and Douglas Soutar received their winners' trophies from the Mayor of Bexley, Cllr Val Clark.

Trinity Day 20^th May 2011

On Trinity Day we said goodbye to Year 11 and celebrated achieving Academy Status.   

Margaret in Year 7: "I wish it was Monday again today. I wish that when it gets to Wednesday it goes back to Monday so it never has to end". One of the many quotes from the Year 7s at Gilwell telling you about the events day-by-day during their trip.

To be awarded an International School Award it is necessary to write an Action Plan and to keep a record of different types of international work carried out in a school during one academic year. The Action Plan comprises seven areas.

Trinity School has pleasure in welcoming the Bexley Alpha Team, including two Youth Leaders James and Jo. Alpha is a Christian course about exploring the big questions of faith and life in an informal and fun way through DVD’s and discussion, sometimes games and most definitely food!

Application forms are now available for admission to Y7 in September 2012. You can pick up an application pack from the school or click here for our Prospectus and full details on how to apply for a place in Year 7.

Trinity students and staff held a two-minute silence at 11am on the 11th day of the 11th month to mark Remembrance Day, or Armistice Day.

The silence remembers all the people who have died in wars since World War I. Find out more here.

At a time when the European Union is never out of the headlines, its politics and decision-making were brought to life for two students from Trinity School last week when they took part in a Mock Council of the European Union.

The students, Hannah Johnson and Liam Rose, joined 27 secondary schools and colleges from across England in London’s historic Lancaster House on 17 November to debate and make decisions on the Arab Spring and economic growth. The event was organised by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, the British Council and the European Commission and was held during International Education Week.

Congratulations to everyone who made our Christmas production such a huge success. The hall was almost full to capacity on both nights, and everyone enjoyed a lively and colourful performance.

Trinity is part of "Get Set", the Olympic education programme which will ensure hundreds of thousands of young people will be at the heart of the action, seeing world class sport.

The schedule is here for your information...

If you are on holiday, contact Mr Luker to arrange to receive them. On both days results can be collected from the main hall between 10am-12 Noon. Year Books will also be available to collect on 23 August.