In honor of St. Francis of Assisi, patron saint of animals and ecology, we honor and bless all creatures great and small. Your favorite, well-behaved pet (breathing or stuffed) or a photograph of an animal that needs to stay home are all welcome. Animal friends must be leashed or caged appropriately. Arrive at school with your pet to be blessed for this courtyard Chapel service. Afterward, students go to class, live animals go home, and stuffed animals take a break in backpacks or cubbies until the end of the day.

Lower Campus Blessing of the Animals is on Oct 1.

Hooray for Books!

Once a year, our library is transformed into a bookstore! A thoughtfully curated collection of the best books for children and adults will be available for purchase. A percentage of the proceeds go towards new books for the Trinity School library. Please come and show your support!

Lower Campus hosts a Book Fair Day on Oct. 22nd in Trinity Hall.

We partner with independent children’s bookstore, Hicklebee’s, for this event.

artwork by Vanessa Gray

The Upper Campus Halloween celebration begins with a costume parade after lunch. Afterward, students participate in games, crafts, and fun as they move between spooky and spectacular stations. As with most Halloween celebrations, there aren’t many tricks but there are plenty of treats!

This all-school Advent service narrates the story of Jesus and his family. Grade 5 students lead the way,  acting, singing, and narrating the story. Every grade and every child has a role in the chorus or perhaps as a shepherds, an angel, or a sheep.  Whenever possible a Trinity family’s baby is the star!

A special morning during Celebration of Learning Week, students may invite grandparents or a special friend to share in their morning. Guests attend Chapel and spend an hour in the class with their students, followed by brunch in Lehman Hall. 

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