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Trinity Academy Whitehill has officially opened Little Blossoms, a brand-new early years nursery space created specifically for two-year-olds. The ribbon was cut by Halifax MP Kate Dearden and marks a major milestone for early years learning and development in our local community. Made possible through government funding under the national school-based nursery expansion programme, Little […]

Primary school enrichment activities shape how children see the world and themselves. At Trinity, we know that academic success is only part of the story. While reading, writing, and maths build a crucial foundation, true confidence comes from experiences that push children beyond their comfort zones. That’s why we created Trinity IGNITE. Through a wide […]

Admissions policies can play an important role in creating fairer opportunities for children and young people. At Trinity, we believe a child’s background or circumstances should not be a barrier to attending one of our schools. That is why we have continued to review and strengthen our admissions arrangements, helping to ensure they are fair, […]

During the 2025/26 academic year, Trinity and colleagues across our academies received recognition in several major national education awards. These honours celebrate individual academy success alongside trust-wide leadership. They reflect the incredible dedication of our entire team. Together, our teachers, leaders, and support staff give young people the best start in life. Leading from the […]

Trinity has earned two places on the shortlist at the prestigious Tes Schools Awards 2026. Trinity MAT is shortlisted for Trust of the Year. Meanwhile, Trinity Academy Cathedral Principal Anna Gillinder is up for Headteacher of the Year. These spotlights celebrate the incredible dedication of all colleagues at Trinity. Recognition like this also reflects the […]

Trinity CEO, Michael Gosling, has been shortlisted for CEO of the Year. The MAT Excellence Awards honoured his visionary leadership and consistent work to drive the Trust forward while raising standards for every student. Michael has grown Trinity from a single academy in 2010 into an 11-academy trust educating over 8,000 children, with every academy […]

When Ofsted inspectors visited Trinity Academy Cathedral in 2026 under the new Education Inspection Framework, the outcome reflected our sustained commitment to quality education: Strong Standard across every single graded area. It is an exceptionally high bar. For Trinity Academy Cathedral, this recognition marks ten years of progress and dedication since joining Trinity Multi-Academy Trust. […]

Trinity ended the year with two major milestones at the nEdEx Awards 2026 (Network for Education Excellence School & Trust Leadership Awards): being named Trust of the Year, alongside a national shortlist spot for Trinity Academy Carlton Mill in the SEND Excellence Award category. Strengthening our family of schools A strong trust doesn’t operate from […]

Few sixth-form students get to challenge the decision-makers shaping the UK economy. Our young people just did. Trinity Sixth Form Academy recently hosted Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey and Deputy Governor Clare Lombardelli for a day of discussion, debate, and discovery. The Bank of England visit kicked off with an energetic Trinity Talks session […]

At Trinity, we believe a child’s background should never dictate their future. Our academies help back this up every single day. This year, the impact of Trinity Academy Grammar received recognition at the highest level when the academy was formally praised by the Secretary of State for Education, Bridget Phillipson. The recognition highlighted the exceptional […]

Trinity Academy St Edward’s has achieved a J1 judgement following its latest Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS) – the highest outcome awarded under the inspection framework. The report recognises the strength of the academy’s Christian vision, highlighting how it shapes the daily experiences of children, teachers, and families across the school community. […]

External scrutiny matters. Ofsted reports give families and prospective students a clear, independent window into what happens in our classrooms every day. The 2025/26 academic year brought a major shift in how school quality is measured. Under Ofsted’s new Education Inspection Framework, inspectors dive deeper into individual areas of performance rather than relying on broad […]