Choosing a school for your child starting Reception in September 2027? Come and see us in action.
Our next open mornings
- Mon 9th Nov, 1.30-2.30pm
- Tue 17th Nov, 1.30-2.30pm
Book your place now (limited spaces) →
Can’t make these dates?
Please contact us to arrange a personal tour. Call 01636 689177 or email office@holytrinity.notts.sch.uk.
You’ll find us
Holy Trinity Catholic Academy, right next to Sconce Park and Holy Trinity Catholic Church Holy Trinity, Boundary Road, Newark, Notts, NG24 4AU (opens in Google Maps).
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens during a school visit?
Our open mornings give you the opportunity to find out about us, meet the headteacher, tour the school and for your child to experience the school for themselves.
Who are the open mornings for?
Our Open Mornings are for all families with children of primary school age who are considering a new school for their child. This includes:
- Parents exploring Reception places for 2027.
- Families looking for in-year transfers into other year groups.
Can children come along?
Yes – you’re welcome to bring your child, or you can attend on your own if that’s easier.
What is the school address?
You’ll find us at Boundary Road, Newark, Notts, NG24 4AU.
Is parking available?
Free Parking in the Church Car Park or Sconce Park
Do I need to book?
Yes – spaces are limited, so please use the link below to reserve your place.
Book your place now (limited spaces) →
If you can’t make these dates, please contact us to arrange a personal tour. Call 01636 689177 or email office@holytrinity.notts.sch.uk.
What parents say about Holy Trinity:
The school is wonderful, I feel at ease knowing my child is safe and supported in the school day and seen as an individual by the teachers and all staff which adds to a child’s growth and confidence.’
‘I am so very happy with the staff how they provide so much care and support to my child.’
‘The staff are an absolute credit to the school. Everyone is helpful and supportive of all the children.’
‘Holy Trinity is a brilliant community and a special place for children to learn and develop.’
