Working to Improve the Quality of Life in Local Schools
During Covid 19Do you have an old tablet lying around you no longer use? Could you donate it to help a local child access home learning? Many local children are struggling to access home learning as they do not have a suitable device to access the internet. If you have a device at home, which you no … Continue reading Donate your old tablet to help a child learn at home
All supporters, volunteers, stakeholders and friends are warmly invited to attend our first Annual General Meeting (AGM) via Zoom at 6pm on Monday 11th January. This will be an opportunity to virtually ‘meet’, ask questions, and find out more about TrinityLearning’s work in local schools. We are also excited to announce that we have published … Continue reading Invitation to TrinityLearning’s first AGM and Annual Report launch
December is usually a really busy time for TrinityLearning as we welcome many local schools into Trinity Church to perform their Nativity plays and concerts. Although this year is very different, we still want schools to have accessible resources for sharing the Christmas story at school or at home in case of lockdown. With that … Continue reading Celebrate Advent with stories and crafts
Many of you will remember the trial Peaceful Activity Packs we sent out to children from two local schools back in July. The idea behind the packs was to find simple resources and activities that would support good mental health, were easy to do, and could be done independently by children or together with family … Continue reading An update on our Peaceful Activity Packs
In this blog we catch up with volunteer Katie Doney and find out about her work with TrinityLearning and her advice for others thinking about volunteering. Katie worked as a general nurse for around 12 years when she had to take time out due to illness. It was then that she started volunteering in … Continue reading “Just go for it!” Meet our volunteers as they talk about their work with TrinityLearning
