Research shows that children can develop and improve their own understanding of their thoughts and feelings as well as those of others, through discussions about characters they encounter in books. Working out why a character in a book might be feeling or acting a certain way can help children empathise with others and, in turn, … Continue reading More than just reading? How TrinityLearning’s Thinking Books project helps children understand themselves and others.

Sadly, our current Chair is planning to retire in September 2022, which means we are now seeking a new Chair of Trustees who can support us in our aim of helping to improve the quality of life among students and staff in local schools.  TrinityLearning is a small, church-funded charity and this is a great … Continue reading Could you be TrinityLearning’s new Chair of Trustees?

Larkmead school’s annual ‘Making a Difference’ (MAD) Week takes place every July and offers Year 12 students (6th formers in old money!) a chance to work on a project with a local charity, group or not for profit organisation.  On the 1st of April, Larkmead held a MAD marketplace event giving their students a chance … Continue reading TrinityLearning at Larkmead’s ‘Making a Difference’ event

Every year, Carswell school traditionally hold their Christmas Nativity and Carol Concert at Trinity Church. This Christmas, Carswell staff needed to consider how they would be able to stage and present these wonderful performances against a backdrop of tightening Covid restrictions. In this blog post, TrinityLearning Workshop Leader, Taz Round explains how Carswell managed to … Continue reading Christmas celebrations at Trinity Church