Trinity Methodist Anglican Primary School, your new local community school, opened in September 2008. Parents, teachers and the community have come together to establish a local group called Friends of Trinity (FoT).
The Friends of Trinity committee consists of 3 elected Officers and 10 elected ordinary committee members to make up the full committee. Each of the officers and committee members will become a trustee of the charity.
Chair – Chris Trow - Member of the Community
Treasurer – Andrea Goude - Year 2
Secretary – Marie Purvis - Nursery & Year 1
Officers – Candy Minshall (Vice Chair) - Nursery am & Year 2
Angela Bence - Nursery pm Kate Chapman - Nursery & Year 1 Beth Plaw - Reception Shelby King - Reception Claire Layton - Year 1
Kate Ledward - Reception
Rachel Rowe - Nursery am Caroline Siegle - Year 1 Lisa Virgin - Year 1
Charitable Status
We are a Registered Charity, No. 1127545, which means:
we are able to receive charitable donations from local and national companies
we are eligible to apply and receive donations through company fund matching schemes
we can apply to grant making charitable trusts
we can reclaim 25p in every £1 donated to FoT via gift aid declarations
You can help us make the most of our charitable status-
Does your company offer charitable fund matching schemes? A fund matching scheme is when a company matches the funds raised by a charity… this can be as much as several hundred pounds per year – all of which would directly benefit the children at the school. Lots of companies run such schemes so please check with your HR department. Usually to apply would involve a simple form however if your company requires more information from us we are happy to help with the application process.
Would you like to make a monetary donation? Please contact the Treasurer for a gift aid form, email treasurer@friendsoftrinity.co.uk.
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Trinity Methodist Anglican Primary School, your new local community school, opened in September 2008. Parents, teachers and the community have come together to establish a local group called Friends of Trinity (FoT).