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Each of you should look, not just to their own interests, but to the interests of others

Philippians 2:4

 

Understand and meet the needs of others, both in school and beyond

This means that, for example:

• Students are outward looking
• Students serve within school, in our local community and in the wider world.
• Students learn to respect people in situations different to their own

Purpose Statement:

'For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many'. Mark 10:45

The Trinity Service Programme exists to enable our school community to be a blessing and beacon of light to our local community and beyond. It seeks to develop  students who look beyond themselves and to serve the needs of the wider world around them. The Trinity Service Programme is inspired by Jesus Christs' supreme example of sacrificial love by 'giving his life as a ransom for many'. 

Students take part in three key areas of service through: 

 

Growing Hope Garden

Students learn about the effects of climate change and the impact of global warming on the poorest nations. Students learn about this through growing vegetables organically and learn about the key principles of Farming God's Way. Trinity's Growing Hope Garden links with the mission work of Growing Hope, Mozambique.

Follow this link for more details: Growing Hope

 

 

Care Homes

Students learn to serve our elders by creating beautiful cards,  gifts and crafts which are given to residents at local care homes. 

 

 

Justice Workshops

Students learn about what it means to 'Act justly, to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God' Micah 6:8, through the justice workshops. The Justice Workshops include students learning about organisations like 'Meninadanca' which rescues girls from sexual exploitation, 'Open Doors' and 'Hospices of Hope'. 

 

 

The Trinity Service Programme teaches our students to think both locally and globally and to extend God's love in both practical and prayerful ways. 

 

Year 7 Lockdown Service Project

Service is at the heart of the Trinity ethos. The Year 7 students continued serving our local community during lockdown by blessing Lavender Fields Care Home with flowers, cards and delicious home-baked treats. 

“Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others.” Philippians 2v4