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Holy Trinity

CE Primary School

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Holy Trinity Logo
  • Head’s Blog
  • About Us
    • Staffing at Holy Trinity 2025-26
    • Governors
    • Admissions and Tours
    • PE and Sports Funding
    • Pupil Premium
    • SEND
    • Inspections – Ofsted and SIAMS
    • Exam and assessment results
    • Jobs
    • Contact Details
    • Policies
    • Other statutory information
    • Website accessibility
    • Accessibility – 3rd Party Communication Platforms
  • Vision & Values
    • Christian Vision
    • Ethos and Christian Values
    • Promoting British Values
    • Our Behaviour Principles
    • Our Church – Lighthouse London
    • Collective Worship Timetable
    • Who’s Who at Lighthouse London?
    • Statutory Inspection of Church Schools
    • Artworks Celebrating the School Vision
  • Parents
    • Admissions and Tours
    • Communication – Parent Hub
    • Statutory Assessment Dates 2025-26
    • Term Dates & INSET Days
    • The School Day
    • Clubs
    • School Uniform
    • Attendance and Punctuality
    • Packed Lunches – Guidance for Parents/Carers
    • Helping your child at home
    • Online Safety Support for Parents
    • Age Ratings for Popular Video Games
    • Age Restrictions for Social Media Platforms
    • Children’s Mental health and wellbeing
    • Urgent Mental Health Support
    • Childline
    • NSPCC
    • Working with Families & Advocates
    • PTA
    • Wrap Around/The Winch
  • Curriculum
    • Our Curriculum
    • Our Approach to Teaching
    • Art & Design
    • Computing
    • Design & Technology
    • English
    • Geography
    • History
    • Modern Foreign Languages
    • Mathematics
    • Music
    • PHSE & RSE
    • Physical Education
    • Reception – EYFS
    • Religious Education
    • Science
    • Curriculum by Year Group
    • Remote Learning
  • Personal Development
    • Our Approach to Pupils’ Personal Development
    • Spiritual Development
    • Space for the Spirit
    • Lighthouse London
    • House Captains & Class Representatives
    • Residential Trips
    • Partnerships with Local CE Schools
    • Partnerships with Independent Schools
    • Links with Local Businesses
    • The Place Dance Partnership
    • Breakfast Club
    • After School Provision
    • The Winchester Club
    • Pastoral Support
    • Visiting Professionals
    • Artsmark Gold Award
    • Competitions and Tournaments
    • Health & Wellbeing
    • Cultural Capital
Holy Trinity Logo
  • Head’s Blog
  • About Us
    • Staffing at Holy Trinity 2025-26
    • Governors
    • Admissions and Tours
    • PE and Sports Funding
    • Pupil Premium
    • SEND
    • Inspections – Ofsted and SIAMS
    • Exam and assessment results
    • Jobs
    • Contact Details
    • Policies
    • Other statutory information
    • Website accessibility
    • Accessibility – 3rd Party Communication Platforms
  • Vision & Values
    • Christian Vision
    • Ethos and Christian Values
    • Promoting British Values
    • Our Behaviour Principles
    • Our Church – Lighthouse London
    • Collective Worship Timetable
    • Who’s Who at Lighthouse London?
    • Statutory Inspection of Church Schools
    • Artworks Celebrating the School Vision
  • Parents
    • Admissions and Tours
    • Communication – Parent Hub
    • Statutory Assessment Dates 2025-26
    • Term Dates & INSET Days
    • The School Day
    • Clubs
    • School Uniform
    • Attendance and Punctuality
    • Packed Lunches – Guidance for Parents/Carers
    • Helping your child at home
    • Online Safety Support for Parents
    • Age Ratings for Popular Video Games
    • Age Restrictions for Social Media Platforms
    • Children’s Mental health and wellbeing
    • Urgent Mental Health Support
    • Childline
    • NSPCC
    • Working with Families & Advocates
    • PTA
    • Wrap Around/The Winch
  • Curriculum
    • Our Curriculum
    • Our Approach to Teaching
    • Art & Design
    • Computing
    • Design & Technology
    • English
    • Geography
    • History
    • Modern Foreign Languages
    • Mathematics
    • Music
    • PHSE & RSE
    • Physical Education
    • Reception – EYFS
    • Religious Education
    • Science
    • Curriculum by Year Group
    • Remote Learning
  • Personal Development
    • Our Approach to Pupils’ Personal Development
    • Spiritual Development
    • Space for the Spirit
    • Lighthouse London
    • House Captains & Class Representatives
    • Residential Trips
    • Partnerships with Local CE Schools
    • Partnerships with Independent Schools
    • Links with Local Businesses
    • The Place Dance Partnership
    • Breakfast Club
    • After School Provision
    • The Winchester Club
    • Pastoral Support
    • Visiting Professionals
    • Artsmark Gold Award
    • Competitions and Tournaments
    • Health & Wellbeing
    • Cultural Capital

School Uniform

At Holy Trinity we keep the cost of uniform down and only insist on 2 branded items of clothing:

  • Red Holy Trinity sweatshirt (£13.99) or cardigan (£15.99)
  • Holy Trinity PE t-shirt in the correct house colour (£7.99)

All other items can be purchased from high street suppliers.

The Holy Trinity uniform is:

  • Red Holy Trinity sweat-shirt or cardigan (with school logo)
  • white polo or shirt with collar
  • navy blue trousers, skirt or pinafore dress
  • navy or black shoes (not trainers or heels)
  • navy, red or white socks/tights

Warm Weather – Optional

  • red and white chequered summer dress
  • navy blue tailored shorts

The PE Uniform is:

  • a Holy Trinity PE T-shirt (with school logo) in the child’s house colours
  • plain navy shorts/tracksuit bottoms
  • plimsoles or trainers

Long hair should be tied back with a simple hair band.  Head bands and other hair accessories are not uniform.

Jewellery

  • Watches may be worn.  Watches with hands on are preferable.
  • Small studs or small sleepers may be worn in pierced ears.

Headscarves

Headscarves may be worn for religious reasons.  However, they must be plain red or navy blue to match the uniform.  They should also be easy for pupils to wear and safe in terms of length and fastenings.  Pupils find the type that slip over the head much easier to manage.

Branded items are available from:

UNIFORM4KIDS

1103-1105 Finchley Road

London NW11 0SB

Tel: 0208 209 0999

There are 3 ways to purchase school uniform:

  1. Directly from the shop
  2. On line at www.uniform4kids.com to be delivered to your home
  3. Order over the phone for delivery or to collect in store or from the school office.

Pre-loved uniform

We have a pre-loved uniform stall in the school at the beginning of each academic year.  The stall stocks uniform that has been donated by families at the end of the previous academic year.  We cannot guarantee that all uniform items and sizes will be in stock.

Unfortunately, we do not have the space to store pre-loved uniform during the school year, so parents are advised to make good use of the pre-loved uniform stall in September.

 

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Address: Trinity Walk, Maresfield Gardens, Swiss Cottage, London, NW3 5SQ

0207 435 9089 [email protected]

Headteacher: Mrs Laura Hall

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