Trinity Church of England School
Where every child is known
A warm and joyful start to your child’s Trinity journey. Where curiosity, kindness and confidence grow together.
A Welcome From...
Executive Head
Welcome to the Primary Phase at Trinity Church of England School, Lewisham.
Choosing the right school for your child is an important decision, and I am delighted that you are considering Trinity. Our vision is to help pupils “live life in all its fullness” (John 10:10), and this sits at the heart of everything we do.
Children typically begin their Trinity journey with us at the age of four. We take these important early years seriously, creating a Primary experience that is warm, nurturing and ambitious. We want children to feel safe, happy and known, while developing the confidence and curiosity to learn and grow.
From the earliest years, we place a strong emphasis on communication, reading, writing, mathematics and rich learning experiences. Alongside these foundations, children are encouraged to develop character, independence, kindness and a strong sense of belonging.
As a Church of England school, we are proudly inclusive and welcoming to families of all faiths and none. Our Christian vision and values shape a community where children are valued as individuals, encouraged to care for others and supported to discover their strengths.
One of Trinity’s distinctive strengths is the journey we can offer from Reception to Year 11. Children can begin their education within our Primary family and continue growing within one school community, building confidence, relationships, character and ambition over time.
We look forward to welcoming you and your child into the Trinity family and sharing the beginning of their journey with you.
Mr D Lucas
Choosing the right school for your child is an important decision, and I am delighted that you are considering Trinity. Our vision is to help pupils “live life in all its fullness” (John 10:10), and this sits at the heart of everything we do.
Children typically begin their Trinity journey with us at the age of four. We take these important early years seriously, creating a Primary experience that is warm, nurturing and ambitious. We want children to feel safe, happy and known, while developing the confidence and curiosity to learn and grow.
From the earliest years, we place a strong emphasis on communication, reading, writing, mathematics and rich learning experiences. Alongside these foundations, children are encouraged to develop character, independence, kindness and a strong sense of belonging.
As a Church of England school, we are proudly inclusive and welcoming to families of all faiths and none. Our Christian vision and values shape a community where children are valued as individuals, encouraged to care for others and supported to discover their strengths.
One of Trinity’s distinctive strengths is the journey we can offer from Reception to Year 11. Children can begin their education within our Primary family and continue growing within one school community, building confidence, relationships, character and ambition over time.
We look forward to welcoming you and your child into the Trinity family and sharing the beginning of their journey with you.
Mr D Lucas
Head of Primary
Welcome to Trinity Primary.
Our Primary Phase is a warm and purposeful place where children are known, cared for and encouraged to grow. We want every child to feel safe, happy and confident as they begin each day, and we work closely with families to make sure pupils feel supported from the very start.
In Reception and across Primary, we focus on strong relationships, clear routines and rich learning experiences. Children are encouraged to be curious, kind and independent, while building the foundations they need in reading, writing, mathematics, communication and personal development.
As Head of Primary and Head of Year 7, I am also proud of the way Trinity supports children through each stage of their journey. We help pupils grow in confidence throughout Primary and prepare carefully for the move into Secondary, so that transition feels joined up, reassuring and ambitious.
We look forward to welcoming you to Trinity Primary and sharing more about the community, care and learning that shape everyday life here.
Ms Amanda Harvey
Head of Primary and Head of Year 7
In Reception and across Primary, we focus on strong relationships, clear routines and rich learning experiences. Children are encouraged to be curious, kind and independent, while building the foundations they need in reading, writing, mathematics, communication and personal development.
As Head of Primary and Head of Year 7, I am also proud of the way Trinity supports children through each stage of their journey. We help pupils grow in confidence throughout Primary and prepare carefully for the move into Secondary, so that transition feels joined up, reassuring and ambitious.
We look forward to welcoming you to Trinity Primary and sharing more about the community, care and learning that shape everyday life here.
Ms Amanda Harvey
Head of Primary and Head of Year 7
Your child’s journey
Discover Trinity Primary
At Trinity Primary, children are known, cared for and encouraged to grow. From Reception onwards, we build strong foundations in learning, friendships and confidence, within a warm and ambitious Christian community.
As part of one school from Reception to Year 11, children can continue their Trinity journey with care, belonging and ambition at every stage.
As part of one school from Reception to Year 11, children can continue their Trinity journey with care, belonging and ambition at every stage.
- Reception Admissions
- Early Years and Environment
- Curriculum and Learning
- Pastoral Care and Belonging
- School Day
- Uniform
- Clubs and Opportunities
- Transition To Secondary
WHY TRINITY PRIMARY?
A strong start that grows with your child
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Known from the beginning
Children are welcomed into a caring community where staff take time to know them well and help them settle with confidence. -
Strong foundations
Reading, writing, mathematics, communication and curiosity are developed carefully from the earliest years. -
Belonging and character
Children build friendships, confidence, independence and the values that help them contribute positively to their community. -
One school, one journey
Children can begin at Trinity in Reception and continue through to Year 11, growing in confidence, character and ambition over time.
Learning • Loving • Living
Our Faith
Trinity is a Church of England school rooted in Jesus’ promise of “life in all its fullness” (John 10:10). Our Christian vision shapes how we learn, how we care for one another and how we serve our community.
We warmly welcome pupils and families of all faiths and none, creating a community where every child is valued and encouraged to flourish.
We warmly welcome pupils and families of all faiths and none, creating a community where every child is valued and encouraged to flourish.
What Our Students Say
Testimonials
“Trinity has given me a real sense of belonging. I can be myself here — express my emotions, share my ideas, and know that the people around me genuinely care.”
What Our Students Say
Testimonials
“Trinity has given me a real sense of belonging. I can be myself here — express my emotions, share my ideas, and know that the people around me genuinely care. 2”
Beyond Primary
The Trinity journey continues
As part of one school from Reception to Year 11, Trinity Primary pupils can move into Secondary with familiar values, known leadership and carefully planned support.
As children grow, they gain greater independence, new opportunities and new experiences, while continuing to belong to the same Trinity community.
As children grow, they gain greater independence, new opportunities and new experiences, while continuing to belong to the same Trinity community.
News & Events
Trinity Primary Blog...see what we have been up to
23rd Oct
All Day
Last day of Michaelmas Term 1
26th Oct
All Day
Half term
02nd Nov
All Day
Term starts
Trinity
Primary
Leahurst Road,
London,
SE13 5HZ
Secondary
Taunton Road, Lee,
London,
SE12 8PD
This week, Year 2 had a very special visitor... Samuel Pepys! Samuel Pepys made a fantastic entrance into the classroom before taking part in some hot-seating with the children. The children had a wonderful time interviewing him about his experiences during the Great Fire of London and asking lots of thoughtful questions about what he saw, heard and felt. Our different Samuel Pepyses did a brilliant job, giving lengthy, fact-filled answers and sharing everything they have learnt about the events of the fire. It was a fun way for the children to deepen their historical knowledge while also gathering lots of ideas and vocabulary to support their literacy work this week.