Trinity Church of England Primary School

About Trinity Church of England Primary School

Trinity Church of England Primary School in South Gloucestershire has been rated Good by Ofsted in its most recent inspection, a grade it has held consistently across both its 2014 and 2024 inspections. The school’s academic story is best told through its Key Stage 2 results for the 2023/24 year, where 72% of pupils met the expected standard in reading, writing and maths combined. That figure sits comfortably above the South Gloucestershire local authority average of 61%, placing the school 13th out of 69 primary schools in the area and in the top 20% nationally. In individual subjects, 83% of pupils reached the expected standard in writing, 78% in both reading and maths, and average scaled scores of 107 in reading and 105 in maths suggest solid foundations. The school also saw 11% of pupils achieve the higher standard across all three subjects, with 28% reaching that level in reading alone.

Ofsted’s inspection report, published in November 2024, gave every assessed category a Good rating, including quality of education, early years provision, personal development, behaviour and attitudes, and leadership and management. The parent view survey, conducted between September 2024 and September 2025, backs this up strongly: 96% of the 52 respondents would recommend the school, and 92% strongly agreed that their child feels safe. On academic expectations, 48% strongly agreed the school has high expectations for their child, and 63% strongly agreed their child does well. The school’s small size — 107 pupils against a capacity of 105 — means it is oversubscribed, with 15 applications for 8 places in the 2025/26 admissions round, and all 8 first-preference offers were taken up.

Facilities include a sports hall, gymnasium, ICT suite, art studios, music rooms, a sensory room, playing fields and a chapel. The school offers clubs such as Eco Club, Drama, Science Club, Film Club, Gardening and Book Club, and fields teams in cross country, football, athletics, netball and cricket. SEND provisions cover specific learning difficulties including dyslexia, moderate learning difficulty, social, emotional and mental health needs, and speech, language and communication needs. With a low free school meals rate of 6.5% and a Church of England character, this is a small, popular village primary that suits families who value strong academic outcomes relative to the local area, a clear sense of safety and community, and a broad range of enrichment activities within a tight-knit setting.

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