Last Thursday was a truly beautiful occasion as children from across the parish received the Sacrament of Reconciliation for the first time. We are incredibly proud of the children of Holy Trinity who received the Sacrament; the joy and pride on their faces was wonderful to see. We know how hard the children have worked to prepare for this, and we hope they continue to cherish and make use of the privilege of this precious sacrament throughout their lives. Thank you also to p

What an incredible Dementia UK fundraising day we had at school! A huge thank you from the bottom of our hearts to everyone who donated and supported our fundraising for Dementia UK. Your generosity will help provide vital support for families affected by dementia, and we are so grateful for the kindness of our school community. The day was full of energy and smiles as the children and staff threw themselves into our Dance for Dementia UK parties. The hall was filled with mu

Last week, our Year 6 pupils enjoyed a wonderful visit to St Chad’s Cathedral. We were given a fascinating tour by our knowledgeable and enthusiastic guides, who helped us learn more about the history and significance of the cathedral. The children were especially interested to hear about St Chad, and it was a very special moment to be able to sit close to his holy relics. During the visit, we also learned about Archbishop Bernard and studied his coat of arms, discovering mor

For our final Lenten charitable focus this year, our school community will be taking part in The Big Lent Walk to support the wonderful work of CAFOD. Throughout the next two weeks, pupils will be walking laps of our school field to help raise money for communities around the world living in poverty. CAFOD works with local partners to provide essentials such as clean water, food, education and support for families facing difficult circumstances. By taking part in The Big Lent

Today is the day that we are raising money for Dementia UK! It is own clothes day and the children and staff are invited to wear ‘Denim for Dementia UK” if they wish. The children will also take part in their “Dance for Dementia UK” dance parties this morning! Parents and carers- please donate via ParentPay if you can to support this wonderful charity with the fabulous work they do to support people with dementia and their families. Many thanks for your support 💜

Preparations for our Dance for Dementia UK fundraiser are well underway and the excitement is building across school! We would be so grateful if families would consider sponsoring the children for taking part in this special fundraising event. Donations can be made NOW via ParentPay. The children have started learning their dances and there are some fantastic moves being practised… and yes, even the staff are busting some moves too! 💃🕺 It’s all happening in great spirit as

Yesterday’s Mass at St Joseph’s, Wolverhampton, with Bishop Timothy, as well as Fr Craig, Fr Frank, Fr Paulinus and Deacon Max, was truly beautiful. It was wonderful to see so many of our Holy Trinity children and their families there to reflect on the gospel in connection with the LOUDfence event hosted in the parish this weekend. The gospel message invited us to notice the vulnerability in others, to stand in solidarity with those around us, and to offer love, support and h

As part of our Lenten charitable focus, our school will be supporting Dementia UK with a special fundraising day on Friday 13th March. Children will be taking part in a fun “Dance for Dementia UK” celebration during the morning, where each class will have a short dance party and perform a simple class dance, celebrating movement and keeping our brains active. We hope that you will sponsor the children for their dances by making contributions via ParentPay to support the work

This Sunday we are delighted to welcome Bishop Timothy to our parish. He will be celebrating the 11:30am Mass at St Joseph’s, Wolverhampton and joining us in a very special parish event – LOUDfence. LOUDfence is a visible act of solidarity. Throughout the weekend, brightly coloured ribbons, messages and tokens will be tied to fences as a sign of support for all who have been harmed by others in any way. It is a powerful reminder that no one is alone, and that as a community w