Coronavirus (COVID-19)
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Trinity Safety Net
Trinity Safety Net is an anonymous online platform where you find information and advice about mental health, lifestyle, relationships, and school. Once you log in, you can use the helpful links, videos, and resources which are accessible for you 24/7.
Visit WebsiteTrinity TV: A Guide
This booklet explains our remote learning provision. This includes links and a help video showing students and parents how to access, complete and submit work online and contains an example of a students schedule of live lessons and interactive drop-in sessions, on the Trinity TV Times Guide. Your child's personal timetable has been emailed.
Visit WebsiteWhole School Update - 6 January 2021
Visit WebsiteHow to access work from home
Step 1: How to log in to Office 365
Watch the guidance video for information on logging in to Office 365
Visit WebsiteStep 2: Office 365 Link
This link will take you to the Office 365 Portal where you can access e-mail, OneDrive and SharePoint
Visit WebsiteStep 3: Sharepoint Link
This link will take you directly to your school’s SharePoint site.
Visit WebsiteFree School Meal FAQs
Please see some frequently asked questions regarding the government free school meal initiative.
Visit WebsiteTrinity Challenge 2020
Visit WebsiteMental health and well-being - advice and guidance
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Message from the Principal
I am sure that you will be aware of the unprecedented impact that the COVID-19 epidemic is having on the nation. As a parent, I want to assure you that there are a significant amount of resources available to you and your child to help support their education which can be accessed via the links and tutorials above in the event of a closure. Through SharePoint, teachers have provided work for every lesson that your child would normally attend. If the closure is longer than expected, teachers will continue to upload resources for students to access from home to try and minimise the impact of the closure.
All students have been shown how to access this and have been told about the expectations of what they should be doing. This has been communicated through lessons and VT groups. The academy has also provided an exercise book for every student so that they can complete work and keep a record of the progress they are making.
Should students be concerned about the work or unsure of how to progress, they are able to contact their teachers via email for support. How to do this has been explained to students and is covered by one of our ‘help’ videos.
We encourage students to check their academy email every day as teachers will be communicating with them and there will be updates via email, Twitter and the website for parents and carers to ensure that everyone is kept as up to date as possible on the changing national picture and the support that the academy is offering.
Thank you for your continued support and I hope you and your families stay safe and healthy.
Nick Robinson
Principal
IT Support
If you have any problems accessing or using the online learning platforms, please contact the IT team on ict@trinityacademyhalifax.org or call 01422 232055