Moving from primary to secondary school is a milestone moment. At Trent College we work hard to ensure a smooth transition for every pupil, and that is no different during the current situation brought about by the pandemic. This page provides some links to useful information to help prepare for the move to Year 7.
By Trinity Term in Year 6, most pupils joining us Year 7 will already have visited several times, and be familiar with the campus. A few may not have had chance to come and see us so often. Here you will find some downloadable PowerPoint files to introduce your child to some key elements of our Trent curriculum. This is by no means exhaustive, but is a useful starting point, especially for anyone who would like to do a little summer reading.
Modern Foreign Languages
Discover what MFL is like at Trent, including a few unexpected extras such as competitions and cooking! Once downloaded, right click on the PowerPoint file and select Show – this will open the file and allow you to listen to the narration from our teachers.
english
Find out more about English at Trent, including what you will be studying each term of Year 7. Once downloaded, right click on the PowerPoint file and select Show – this will open the file and allow you to listen to the narration from our teachers.
Maths
The Year 7 Maths curriculum will introduce a variety of new concepts as well as developing on techniques that you are already familiar with. Once downloaded, right click on the PowerPoint file and select Show – this will open the file and allow you to listen to the narration from our teachers.
PARENTS’ INFORMATION
As we are not able to meet in person for our Parents’ Information Evening, we invite you to spend 30 minutes listening to this presentation. Once downloaded, right click on the PowerPoint file and select Show – this will open the file and allow you to listen to the narration from our staff.
Taking into the account the exceptional circumstances, the Trent College team have pulled together additional videos to help with the transition to secondary school.
