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Extra Curricular Activities |
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Extra-curricular activities broaden the scope of
children's' learning at school and both the pupils and
teachers benefit from working together beyond the normal
framework of classroom activities.
James Anderton (guitar) and Stephen Dix (drums) in the Music Room. James is the son of John Anderton and Janet Facer, both former pupils. Trinity provides a wide-range of extra-curricular activities and pupils are encouraged to take part. Some of these take the form of clubs which meet on a regular basis throughout the term, whilst others may involve on-off activities. Education Visits Aboard All pupils will have the opportunity to take part in residential visits and/or foreign exchanges during their time at Trinity. We have a well-established programme of foreign exchanges and visits to Neustadt-Wied, Germany: Chatelaillon-Plage, France and Boulogne, France.
The Multi-gym. Mr Ray White in grey jumper in the background In addition we sometimes arrange educational holidays to Europe as well as offering opportunities for day trips and visits closer to home. We are also planning visits to Strasbourg and Sweden.
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