At Holy Trinity Church of England Primary School we are proud of our strong Christian ethos, which is at the heart of all that we do. We want all of our school community to flourish and live life in all its fullness (John 10:10). We want children and adults to start, or strengthen, their spiritual journey, during their time at Holy Trinity. Our Christian vision is to ensure that we are all Growing together as Children of God. 

We want our pupils to grow in confidence, independence, resilience and knowledge, so that all achieve their full potential, and develop a life-long love of learning.

We work together with families, community and the church to model positive relationships, supporting each other, and acknowledging that we are stronger when we work together.

We are growing together as children of God, strengthening our faith, secure in the knowledge that we are unique, loved and cherished.

At the heart of our Christian vision is the story of Jesus healing the paralysed man, from Matthew 9:1-8. This healing reminds us of the importance of Jesus' teaching on forgiveness, friendship, care for others and trust - these are all at the centre of our school. 

The Christian values of love, thankfulness and forgiveness underpin our life at Holy Trinity.

Worship and Prayer

Worship and prayer are central to the life of our school. Our daily act of Christian worship helps us to focus on God, right at the start of the day. Our worship seeks to be inclusive, invitational and inspirational, through bible stories, singing praises to God and praying. Our termly Eucharist offers an opportunity, for those who wish to, to share bread and wine in order to remember the death of Jesus onthe cross. The school regularly visits Holy Trinity Church for services, which are often led by our Growing Together in Spirit team. 

Prayers spaces in the school entrance and in classrooms encourage prayer throughout the day.

Our Spirituality Policy explains how spirituality is fostered throughout our school, in learning, in worship and in our relationships. We aim to:

1) Provide opportunities for pupils to encounter the Christian faith and reflect on its significance.

2) Enable pupils and staff to develop their own spirituality through the believing (we feel it), thinking (we think it) and living (we live it) lenses. 

3) Encourage pupils to engage thoughtfully with questions of meaning, truth and values.

4) Foster respect, empathy and compassion for others, regardless of belief.

5) Equip pupils to make reasoned and informed responses to moral and ethical issues. 

To help us all Grow together as children of God we follow our Growing Together Rules, based on Matthew 7:12, "Treat others as you want then to treat you."

• Be respectful
• Be kind
• Be safe
• Be ready

Our most recent SIAMS (Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools) inspection in July 2026, highlighted many notable strengths, and confirmed that we are living up to our foundation as a Church school and are enabling pupils and adults to flourish. 

Do read our SIAMS report, which we are so proud of.

Our SIAMS Self-Evaluation Form, Collective Worship, Spirituality and Religious Education Policies can be accessed below.