Holy Trinity is a joint Catholic and Church of England High School. It provides the highest possible quality education within a developing Christian ethos – fully Catholic and fully Church of England, serving as a witness to our Lord Jesus Christ. The Governing Body, which includes Foundation Governors from both traditions, is the admissions authority for the school. This admissions policy has been agreed with both the Trustees of both the Catholic Diocese of Hallam and the Anglican Diocese of Leeds (formally West Yorkshire and the Dales) Board of Education. The Governors have agreed to adopt the Local Authority’s Co-ordinated Scheme for admissions 2023 – 2024. Nominally fifty per cent of the places available will be reserved for Catholic children and fifty percent for Church of England children. The admission number for Reception Year for 2024 – 2025 is 60. Pupils admitted to the Primary phase have the right to transfer to the Secondary phase at the end of Year 6.
The admission number for Year 7 for 2024 – 2025 is 80, (this being the number of pupils admitted to the school for the first time).
There is an open evening each year for prospective pupils wishing to join the secondary phase of Holy Trinity and also an open afternoon for prospective primary phase pupils. Further details can be found by following the link below.
How to Apply…
Advice and guidance is found above. You can apply online via Barnsley Council’s website following the link below
Along with the authority’s common application form, you will need to fill out and submit the supplementary information form (SIF) and you may also be required to submit a minister’s reference (see the Admission Policy) found here:
If you have completed the application form online, the Supplementary Information Form/Minister’s Reference (if applicable) and certificates of baptism, need to go to the council admissions. If you have completed a paper application form, the Supplementary Information Form/ Minister’s Reference (if applicable) should be attached to it.
