The School Day

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The School Day
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Officers still signal the start and end of every
lesson by ringing the school bell.
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All pupils parade at the start of every day.
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Form tutors help maintain the high standards of
dress.
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Pupils are rewarded for excellent uniform and
punctuality.
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Church Parade
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Pupils, parents and staff attend the termly
church parade at Holy Trinity Church
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Pupils from the school form a guard of honour
outside Holy Trinity Church
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The White Squad parade through Hull city centre.
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White Squad
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A White Squad from the school form a guard of
honour for the visit of the Queen.
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The White Squad set the standard for the rest of
the school at the Dinner Day parade.
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Pupils parade for the visit of the Duke of
Edinburgh to the school in 1987
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The White Squad form a guard of honour for the
Mayor of Hull at the annual Prize Day.
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Hull and Humber around the world yacht
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Hull and Humber around the world yacht
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Hull and Humber around the world yacht
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Vocational training
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Ryan Ellwood working in the kitchen on his NVQ
Catering course
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Jordan Withill and Liam Tock prepare food on
their NVQ Catering course at Prospect Training
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Changing Trinity
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Before the black trousers and naval jumpers now
worn in Key Stage 3, pupils wore a grey suit.
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Pupils play in the yard in front of the chapel at
the turn of the century.
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Pupils set sail at Welton Waters as Officers
watch from the jetty.
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Pupils from the school line up for Church Parade
in 1947
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Pupils and staff looked forward to the summer
camps at Farndale.
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The entire school parade in Whites for a Dinner
Day Parade.
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The whole school cram into the dining room for
the Dinner Day celebrations.
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Formula One
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The winning F1 team with their award winning car
and trophies.
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The F1 team went on to represent England at the
World Championships.
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Dinner Day
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All the pupils from the school parade in
readiness for the Dinner Day inspection.
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The Drum Corp greet the Governors onto parade
before for the inspection.
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The Headmaster and the Chairman of the Governors
inspect the pupils.
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The Chairman of the Governors talks to a year 11
pupil about his plans for the future.
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Pupils from the White Squad help serve the Dinner
Day meal to the fellow pupils.
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The Chairman of the Governors takes part in the
traditional orange ceremony.
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Flamingo Land
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Year 11 pupils enjoy a day out at Flamingo Land
at the end of the summer term.
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Year 11 pupils enjoy a day out at Flamingo Land
at the end of the summer term.
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Year 7 French Trip
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Year 7 pupils enjoying a ride on the
bateau-mouche in Paris
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Outside Claude Monets house in Giverny.
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On the site of the Black Death burial pits in
Rouen.
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Ofsted 2005
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Pupils social and moral development is good
they take reponsibility and initiative in a
number of ways, for example, as a mentor to other
boys and through participation in civic duties.
The pupils make an outstanding contribution to
the life of the school and the local community,
for example, by participating in the civic church
parade and charitable events .
Extracts from the 2005 Ofsted report
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The pupils behaviour and attitudes to their
work are good. Pupils feel safe at school and
know where to go to get help and advice They
are polite and respectful to teachers, visitors
and each other
Extracts from the 2005 Ofsted report
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Pupils very much appreciate the opportunities
the curriculum provides, though they also speak
with feeling about the constraints imposed by the
school site and some poor facilities.
Extracts from the 2005 Ofsted report
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BBC Hard Spell
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Sebastian Pryboda prepares to give his answer to
the judges and gathered audience.
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Daniel Boag qualified to represent the school at
the BBC in Manchester.
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Music Lessons
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Pupils get expert guitar tuition after school.
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Pleasure Island
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Year 9 pupils enjoy an end of term trip to
Pleasure Island.
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Staff and pupils enjoy the rollercoaster at
Pleasure Island.
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You just cant keep Trinity House pupils off the
water.
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Prize Day
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Craig Lumb, now at Cambridge University, collects
his prizes.
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The White Squad form a guard of honour to greet
the Mayor and distinguished guests.
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The Lord Mayor of Hull talks to a member of the
White Squad prior to the Prize Day ceremony.
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Year 11 Prom
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Year 11 pupils arrive in style for the annual
Prom Night.
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Staff from the school enjoying the annual Prom
Night.
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Pupils maintain their high standards of dress at
the Prom Night.
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Pupils maintain their high standards of dress at
the Prom Night.
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Pupils maintain their high standards of dress at
the Prom Night.
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Pupils maintain their high standards of dress at
the Prom Night.
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Staff from the school enjoying the annual Prom
Night.
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Remembrance Day
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Pupils observe the two minute silence on
Remembrance Day.
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The Headmaster prepares to address the
Remembrance Day Parade.
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The Chairman of the Governors lays a wreath as
the school parades in silence.
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Comic Relief Day
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Staff dress up in school uniform to help raise
money for Comic Relief.
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Pupils help raise money for Comic Relief.
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A history in pictures
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Pupils with gifts for the Harvest Festival Service
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Semaphore instruction on the school yard.
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Dinner Day, distribution of oranges.
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Prize Day inspection by the High Sheriff of
Humberside.
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Zebedee Scaping, Headmaster with class studying
astronomy, 1873.
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Sailing at Welton Waters
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Gymnasium activities
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Dinner Day inspection of cadets, 1972, by Captain
D A Stokes, OBE, Warden.
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Prize Day, arrival of principle guests.
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Year 8 Rock Climbing
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Pupils enjoy a day out of school rock climbing.
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Pupils enjoy a day out of school rock climbing.
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Shoe Box Appeal
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Pupils display the shoe boxes collected for
Operation Christmas Child
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Pupils and staff helped put together 106 shoe
boxes for the 2005 Operation Christmas Child
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Sponsored Walk
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The annual sponsored walk to the Humber Bridge
and back helps raise money for local charities.
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Staff and pupils enjoy a well earned rest at the
half way point of the sponsored walk.
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Sports Day
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Pupils from all years compete in the annual
sports day at Costello Stadium.
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Pupils from all years compete in the annual
sports day at Costello Stadium.
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Pupils line up for the Open Mile
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Competitors receive their medals for finishing in
the top three positions.
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Steel Trinity
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Steel Trinity entertaining the guests at the
Lions Club International Conference.
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Pupils form the White Squad presenting the flags
during the Flag ceremony
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Steel Trinity entertaining the Christmas shoppers
at BHS in Hull city centre.
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The Drum Corp play at the Yorkshire Junior
Chamber of Commerce regional conference.
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Swimming Gala
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A pupil celebrating after his swim at the annual
swimming gala.
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The Headmaster presents medals to the winning
swimmers.
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Curriculum
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Year 8 pupils drilling in Technology.
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Year 7 pupils conducting a science experiment.
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Mr Sherwood using the latest interactive
whiteboard technology to deliver an ICT lesson.
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A year 8 pupil using the belt sander.
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A year 8 pupil playing hockey in the school gym.
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Year 10 pupils using the interactive whiteboard
in a Biology lesson.
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Year 7 pupils working collaboratively in History
to make board games.
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Trinity Tidings
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Get all the latest news in Trinity Tidings, the
half-termly school newspaper.
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Links with other schools
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Matthew Dorley teaching Nautical Studies to
pupils at Stoneferry Primary school
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The Drum Corp entertaining pupils at Victoria
Dock Primary School
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Enterprise
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Year 10 pupils taking part in a Young
Enterprise day at the Hull Education Centre
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Welton
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The school buildings at Welton Waters
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Pupils prepare the Toppers in the boathouse.
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The classroom at Welton Water.
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Pupils prepare to launch their Topper into Welton
Water.
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Welton Waters 2007
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Welton Waters 2007
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Welton Waters 2007
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Welton Waters 2007
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Welton Waters 2007
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School website
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Keep up to date with all the latest news from
Trinity House School at www.hulltrinity.net
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Ofsted 2005
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Attendance figures and the contribution pupils
make to the community are outstanding. There are
a number of good features about the schools
management, particularly the caring ethos it has
created and the guidance it provides for pupils.
Extracts from the 2005 Ofsted report
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Pupils are happy and confident and parents are
very satisfied with the quality of education and
care provided. The pupils make good progress
in their personal development.
Extracts from the 2005 Ofsted report
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At the end of Key Stage 4, the percentage of
pupils attaining five or more A to C grades at
GCSE is well above the national average and
year-on-year results have improved more quickly
than is the case nationally.
Extracts from the 2005 Ofsted report