Holy Trinity School is looking forward to an exciting Senior School Enrichment Week, beginning on Monday 19 October 2026.

Taking place during the final week before the October half-term break, Enrichment Week has been designed to give students opportunities to learn, grow and experience something different beyond the normal classroom routine. The week will focus on personal development, wellbeing, cultural understanding, teamwork, resilience and confidence.

The week begins on Monday with HTS Culture Day, a whole-school opportunity to celebrate the diversity of the Holy Trinity community. Students will remain in their normal timetabled lessons, but subjects will include cultural references, examples and perspectives throughout the day. The school restaurant will also be joining in by offering a menu inspired by food from around the world.

Culture Day is intended to help students celebrate who they are, where they come from and what makes our school community special. Students may wear normal school uniform, or they may choose to wear something appropriate that represents an aspect of their culture, background, interests, club, organisation or wider identity.

From Tuesday 20 October to Thursday 22 October, students in the Senior School will take part in a wide range of enrichment opportunities. These include educational visits, recreational activities, outdoor learning, cultural experiences and in-school enrichment. Students have been able to build a personalised programme across the three days, with activities designed to broaden experience, develop confidence, encourage teamwork and create lasting memories with friends.

Opportunities this year include visits to locations such as Warwick Castle, Birmingham, West Midlands Safari Park, Go Ape, Wyre Forest, and Stratford-upon-Avon, alongside activities such as adventure golf, trampolining, outdoor learning and a three-day residential experience at Sealyham in Wales.

For students remaining in school, a programme of in-school enrichment activities will also be available, ensuring that all students are able to take part in a meaningful and engaging week.

Enrichment Week reflects HTS’s commitment to developing the whole child. It supports the school’s wider curriculum aims by helping students build cultural and community awareness, develop self-accountability, promote healthy living, strengthen resilience and take part in learning beyond the classroom.

We are looking forward to seeing our Senior School students embrace the opportunities available, try something new and make the most of a week designed to enrich their learning and personal development.