Curriculum
Trinity Christian School offers private Christian education for children from Nursery through to age 16. Our all-through approach provides a smooth and supportive transition through each stage of a child’s learning journey.
While we follow the National Curriculum, our focus goes far beyond academics — we place the whole child at the centre of all we do, nurturing spiritual growth, emotional wellbeing, and strong moral character within a Christ-centred environment.
EYFS & Primary Curriculum
At Trinity's Primary School, we encourage every child to flourish through a rich blend of indoor and outdoor learning experiences. Our creative and engaging curriculum is designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and support each child’s individual learning journey.
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We provide a safe, nurturing environment rooted in Christian values, where children are encouraged to grow not only academically, but also emotionally and spiritually. Whether exploring nature in our outdoor classroom, engaging in hands-on projects, or reflecting in times of prayer and worship, every child is supported to develop their God-given potential and a lifelong love of learning.
Secondary Curriculum
At Trinity Christian School, our secondary curriculum is broad, balanced, and rooted in Biblical truth. We are committed to nurturing the whole child—academically, spiritually, and personally—through high-quality teaching and a Christ-centred approach to learning.
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Our subject offering includes core academic disciplines such as English, Mathematics, Science, and Humanities, alongside specialist subjects like Art, Design Technology, and Physical Education. Pupils also study Modern Foreign Languages to develop their global understanding and communication skills.
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Worldviews is a unique part of our curriculum where students explore various beliefs and cultures through a Biblical lens, encouraging critical thinking, discernment, and thoughtful engagement with the world.
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Through all subjects, we aim to equip students with strong foundations for life—encouraging them to pursue excellence, develop godly character, and discover their unique purpose in God’s world.
