Introduction
We would like to offer you a very warm welcome to our Holy Trinity Catholic School website.
We are very proud of our school, our pupils, and their achievements. You can find out lots about our school from this website, but if you would like to visit us in person you are always welcome. Please contact us and we will be happy to show you around.
Our News section, will give you all of the latest updates from Holy Trinity.
We look forward to meeting you.
Latest News
Launch of Food Pantry at Nechells Community Hub
Dear Parents and Carers, please see below for more information regarding the launch of a Family Action event taking place on 29th September at Nechells Community Hub:
Read MoreOpen Evening Wednesday 30th September 2026 4pm-6pm
HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC SCHOOL Oakley Road, Small Heath, Birmingham, B10 0AX Open Evening Wednesday 30th September | 4.00–6.00pm Come and discover our Outstanding Catholic Secondary school, where Gospel values are at the heart of school life and our students are encouraged to flourish academically, personally and spiritually. In March 2026, inspectors...
Read MoreYear 10 Basketball Success!
Well done to our Year 10 basketball team who beat Yardley 32-27 on Monday. A great start to the school year!
Read MorePost-16 Information Evening for Parents and Students
We are pleased to invite parents, carers and students to our Post-16 Information Evening. A selection of Post-16 providers will be attending, giving students the chance to learn more about the courses, qualifications and opportunities available after Year 11. Our Careers Adviser will also be on hand to offer advice, answer questions...
Read MoreThe staff and governors of Holy Trinity Catholic School, as well as the CEO and Board of Directors of the St Teresa of Calcutta Multi Academy Company (STOC MAC), would like to congratulate Year 11 pupils on an excellent set of GCSE results
Highlights include: The grades awarded at 4, 5 and 7 are as follows: School 4+ %: 62% School 5+ %: 47% School 7+ %: 18% An impressive total of 38 Grade 9s were awarded (much higher than prediction) across various subjects, including 12 in Science, 6 in RE, 4 in Maths, 4 in English...
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