Trinity Academy Halifax

"Don’t provide getting your kids to go here and if they have special needs all they care about is the money and when you hardly do anything the teachers give you a c1 for hardly anything I got a c1 for not using a ruler they don’t understand that if you don’t have equipment you can’t help it if you don’t have that thing college managers hardly do anything if you get red carded or a dt you have to stay behind an extra hour or 2 the school finishes at 2:20 and if you have an extra one or 2 hours it would be 3 or 4:20 absolutely disgusting the booths in inclusion are dirty they have chewing gum under the desks and graffiti on the walls you even have to give them your phone and they pat your blazer down and if any of your kids vape if they get inclusion they will have to hide it because college managers will throw it in the bin so I don’t recommend sending your children to this school they shout at you for no reason so get your kids to tell you if anything happened to them at school and try send them to another school"

"If I could give it less than one star I would. Took 5 years for me to get help. Struggled with social anxiety, seperation anxiety, panic disorder and depression my whole time here and it was just passed off as behaviour. As it usually is at trinity. Threatened with punishments for panic attacks and locked in rooms. This inevitably led to suicidal thoughts and self harm. Unfortunately I know all too many stories that are the same. Trinity ignore mental health and focus on appearance, attendance and grades. Students are treated like cattle instead of humans with individual minds and personalities."

"I have always found the school to be well run and managed, I know some people criticise the school but the way they push the children to succeed is really good this often sets you up for life because you have left school with good results that will often lead to better jobs"

"Do not send your children; traumatised me and instilled serious social anxiety. Lived in fear for 7 hours a day. My academic development was stunted and I still came out with good grades; but I can’t help to think how much better they could’ve been if students were actually treated as humans, and not herded like cattle."

"It looks like it's the best going to try and get into it if get a place"