Worst school I have ever attended teachers are quite aggressive some aren't but most are and they…read morebelive in ridiculous rules and are focusing on them rather than the bigger problems of the school. They have no understanding of how to treat people nicely and there are very few people nowadays that want to do the subjects they offer and most are not as academic but this school has driven me to hate essentially everything involving academia and there is nothing enjoyable about this school and hasn't been for along time. My predecessors have also stated that it was a dreadful school when they were there and this is a range of ages over the past 50 years , it has never been a good school and would never recommend.

This was the Secondary I attended and loved it that much that I ended up staying an extra two years…read morefor sixth form aswell. Recently extended this school is recognised as a specialist in Languages and it always has fantastic OFSTED reports. The school itself is massive and stretches for the whole length of Strand Road. It is divided up into three parts which are known as upper, middle and lower school. When I was there it had well over 1000 students and as a first year was completely daunting. My favourite part of the school has to be upper as it is a lot older and is steeped in history. The floors are all wooden and the architecture is really nice. The school was the grammar school for boys only years and years ago before it became Trinity School. The school also has a leisure centre attached to it with a great gym and decent sized swimming pool. The students nowadays are a lot more lucky than us as the gym has recently been modernised and has up to date equipment now. There are three sports halls at the school and three assembly halls aswell which also double up as sports areas.

the academy is an ideal example of a community friendly establishment which is examplified by the…read morediversity of its student population and the many community programmes such as clean-ups,tree planting and other activities being carried out on regular basis.Hopefully this can be emulated by others. ASIF SHEIKH