If you would like to apply for a place at Trinity Academy for the current academic year, starting in any of the appropriate year groups, please contact our Admissions team on 020 3126 4993 or via admissions@trinityacademylondon.org who will advise you of the current status of places in each of our year groups and provide you with details regarding making an application. Alternatively, please register your interest and one of our team members will be in contact with you.
National Offer Day is Monday 1st March - on this date you will receive your offers and we will be in touch with you by email if you have been given a place at Trinity in order to help you complete the admission process.
If you haven't had the opportunity to attend one of our open days and would like to arrange a visit or you need any support in completing your application, please contact our Admissions team 020 3126 4993 or via admissions@trinityacademylondon.org.
Trinity Academy will operate a 6th Form for 120 students. Students on the Academy roll at the end of 5th Form (Year 11) will be automatically granted a place in the 6th Form providing they have satisfied the entry criteria. If fewer than 60 students transfer from 5th Form into Lower 6th Form (Year 12), the Academy will open the spaces to external candidates until a total of 60 students is reached. To enter Trinity Academy 6th Form all students must meet the entry requirements for their particular courses of study. Trinity Academy will publish these each year in the current 6th Form prospectus. Applications need to be made via the Trinity Academy application form, stating preferred courses, providing predicted grades and supported by a personal statement.
An assessment of suitability for a course will be made using this information along with a reference from the applicant’s current school. The application form is available on the Academy’s website and in the 6th form prospectus and must be returned by the dates in the accompanying notes. Conditional offers will be made subject to places being available on chosen courses and where subject specific entry requirements for these courses are likely to be met. Where there are more external applicants who meet the entry requirements than places available, the oversubscription criteria will be applied.
Applicants who will have a sibling on the school roll at the time of admission (the beginning of the term for which the applicant is seeking admission). Siblings include natural brothers and sisters, half-brothers/sisters, step-brothers/sisters, adopted or foster brothers/sisters. This includes students in the 6th Form. Where applications are received from triplets, twins, other multiple births and other sameyear siblings, places will be allocated to all of the group of siblings straight after a place has been allocated to any one of them in any category. In the event that a place is allocated to the first of such a group and too few places remain to accommodate the others, all of the multiple birth/same-year sibling group will be offered places even if this means exceeding the PAN.
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