Trinity School

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School summary

Trinity School is a notably small independent in Devon, with around 100 pupils sharing a single, close-knit community. It offers both day and boarding places, and its joint Roman Catholic and Anglican character gives the school a distinctive ecumenical identity. Mixed throughout and inspected by the ISI, it admits pupils at 11 and suits families drawn to an intimate, faith-rooted setting rather than a large institution.

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Teaching & academics

Entry is available at 11, and the school's modest roll allows for small classes and close attention to each pupil. Recent published attainment figures sit well below national averages, so families will want to look closely at how the school supports individual progress and to discuss expectations directly with staff.

School life & ethos

Religious character
Roman Catholic/Anglican
Boarding
Yes

Fees & bursaries

Day fees (per year)
£11,655 - £15,735
Boarding fees (per year)
£42,195

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Trinity School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.