There are seven Key Learning Areas in the Primary Catholic School Curriculum in New South Wales.
These are:
Religious Education
English
Mathematics
Human Society and its Environment
Creative Arts
Science and Technology
Personal Development, Health and Physical Education
Holy Trinity follows the guidelines as set out by NESA when creating learning sequences for the students. There is a strong emphasis on developing student’s basic skills in Literacy, Numeracy and Religious Education. Students are encouraged to be independent learners and to develop critical learning skills as they journey through their primary education. Technology plays a vital role as a learning tool from Kindergarten to Year 6. Creativity is encouraged and fostered through Music and Visual Arts and students enjoy the stimulating activities in Science and Technology and Human Society and Its Environment.
Throughout the year students are exposed to extra curricular activities such as performances, sporting opportunities and community involvement.
Holy Trinity School aims to develop each child’s natural talents within a supportive, educational environment. Our programs are based around the belief that childhood is a unique and valuable stage of life. Staff at the school are committed to the care and overall development of every child.
Our programs have been developed to encourage and stimulate the children in a number of areas of their education. The classes are supported by excellent facilities, together with dedicated and committed staff who encourage children to explore and expand the limits of their abilities in all areas.
The Primary Department is very well resourced. The Library highlights the importance of developing a comprehensive and challenging literacy program. In addition to withdrawal and practical areas and ample space for group work, each classroom has been provided with mobile tablet technology, laptops, desktop computers, a data projector and a Smartboard to support and assist with day to day learning activities.