Trinity High School and Sixth Form Centre

The SEND key contacts are Mr S Marshall, SENCO, and Ms C Rock, Assistant SENDCo.

“Mr S Marshall – SENCO Ms C Rock – Assistant SENDCo”

The school has an Assistant SENDCO, Ms C Rock.

“Assistant SENDCO – Ms C Rock”

The school seeks agency advice or referrals when appropriate and works closely with agencies to protect and support pupils and families.

“In all cases of concern we follow the procedures outlined in our Safeguarding Policy; gaining advice or making referrals to other agencies as appropriate. We work very closely with the various agencies to protect our pupils and support them and their families.”

Lucy Chinn, Assistant Headteacher, is the Designated Safeguarding Lead.

“Lucy Chinn (Assistant Headteacher)”

Historically, Redditch County High School had around 1,000 pupils, including 200 in the sixth form.

“The school began as the Redditch County High School, a grammar school with around 1,000 boys and girls, with 200 in the sixth form.”

The 2023 Level 3 cohort comprised 92 students.

“| Number of Students in Cohort | 92 |”

Students can access activities and opportunities intended to develop them personally, socially and professionally.

“By joining Trinity High School’s Sixth Form, students have access to an inspiring choice of activities and opportunities, vital to their future personal, social and career development.”

The course includes at least one professional theatre visit for analysis and evaluation.

“The course will include, at least one theatre visit to analyse and evaluate the work of professionals.”

The school has consistently high expectations for students’ academic progress and character development.

“Our values help to ensure that students prosper because we have unceasingly high expectations and aspirations for their academic progress as well as their character development .”

The mission is to pursue excellence for every student so they can realise their talents and shape their futures.

“Excellence for All – at Trinity, we strongly believe that education opens doors and has the power to change lives. We are therefore relentlessly striving for excellence for all our students so they can realise their talents and create their futures.”

The sixth-form team is led by Head of Sixth Form Mrs K Loader.

“Head of Sixth Form – Mrs K Loader”

The sixth form offers A-Level Drama and Theatre through its Creative & Technical faculty.

“Faculty: Creative & Technical Subject: A-Level Drama and Theatre”

Applicants are directed to subject-specific entry requirements for progression from GCSEs to A-Level and Level 3 courses.

“Please see individual subject entry requirements for progression onto A-Level and Level 3 Courses after GCSE’s.”

The school offered open mornings and an open evening for prospective parents, carers and students.

“I am delighted to invite you to our Open Week events, where we will open our school to prospective parents/carers and students throughout the week.”

Progression routes include university, work-based learning and apprenticeships.

“There are many opportunities that lead on to successful progression, whether that be university, work-based learning or apprenticeships.”

Specialist mentors assist students in securing university places, employment and training.

“Trinity High School has a team of specialist Post 16 mentors with an excellent record of supporting students through the demands of Post 16 study and further assisting them in acquiring university places, employment and training.”

The 2023 Level 3 overall average was 25.05 points and grade C-.

“| 2023 Level 3 Overall Headlines | 2023 | | Number of Students in Cohort | 92 | | Overall Average Points | 25.05 | | Average Grade | C- |”

The average A-level grade improved from D+ in 2019 to C- in both 2022 and 2023.

“| Average Grade | D+ | C- | C- |”