Trinity School

Our students are learning the ins and outs of performance and technology during our chapel services. They’re gaining valuable skills from acting on stage to working behind the scenes.

Flashback Friday! 👀 Can you spot Ms. Kate and Mr. C in this throwback moment?

Happy National Dog Day! Celebrate the unconditional love and joy that our furry companions bring to our lives. Here are a few of our favorite moments from the Blessing of the Animals.

Exciting mail alert! Some of our students have a special surprise when they return next week. Our incredible Grade 4 class wrote heartfelt letters to people in the White House, addressing issues close to their hearts. And guess what? They got replies! This is Social Justice in ACTION! Amazing work, Grade 4!

Thrilled to have our some of our Class of ‘23 alums back on campus today! Wishing them an incredible 2024-2025 school year ahead.

Exciting Day at Trinity School! Our admin team dedicated the day to learning how to have Better Conversations with each other and our students. We can’t wait for the Summer Institute next week with all our amazing faculty and staff!

🌟 Getting to Know Kate Benson, Trinity’s Head of School! 🌟

Fun Fact: Her favorite sport is rugby, and she cheers for New Zealand’s team. Kate dreams of attending a Rugby World Cup match someday!

What’s your favorite sport or team? Please share with us in the comments below! 👇

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🌟 Getting to know Kate Benson, our Head of School! 🌟

Fun Fact: Her favorite quote is by Mahatma Gandhi: “Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony.”

What’s your favorite quote? Please share with us in the comments below!

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Getting to Know Kate Benson, Trinity’s Head of School

Fun Fact: China is Kate’s favorite travel destination. She loved exploring its rich history and culture. One of her favorite trips was taking a train from Shanghai to Yangshuo and rafting down the Li River.

What’s your favorite travel destination? Please share with us in the comments below!

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SUMMERTOPIA week 2 is off to a GREAT start! We are excited to welcome our friends from Hangzhou Greentown Yuhua School to our summer camp. This is an amazing opportunity for our students to meet and share in this cultural exchange.
Please come by and say 👋 if you are in town- we would love to see you!
These are the happy days of summer indeed!
Interested in registering?
https://www.trinity-mp.org/summer-at-trinity

🌟 Meet Kate Benson, our new Head of School! 🌟

Fun Fact: Kate loves Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s One Hundred Years of Solitude for its beautiful and captivating prose.

What’s your favorite book? We’d love to hear from you! Share with us in the comments below.

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We are excited to welcome our new Head of School, Kate Benson, this morning!
We are looking forward to a wonderful year of learning and growing together.
Please read Kate's welcome note here:
https://www.trinity-mp.org/about/welcome

Field Trip Fun!

Our fourth graders had an amazing day at Dolores Park and La Torta Gorda! Scavenger hunt in the park, exploring historical landmarks, and taking group photos; practiced Spanish while ordering delicious lunch at La Torta Gorda; enjoyed the playground, slides, swings, and spotting SF skyline landmarks.

We had a fantastic time on our Grade 4 trip to Pinnacles National Park! Students explored caves, hiked trails, and learned about the park’s history and wildlife. A highlight was seeing majestic Condors soar above us! The naturalists were impressed by our students’ curiosity and knowledge. The trip was filled with adventures, camaraderie, and unforgettable memories.

Thank you to the Grade 4 parents and chaperones for your support!

Volunteer Appreciation Coffee

This Monday, we celebrated our amazing family volunteers! Thank you for your dedication and hard work throughout the school year. We appreciate you!

This week, we had the pleasure of welcoming three honorary Heads of School! As winners of the item in this year’s gala, these students experienced a day in the life of a Head of School at Trinity. They immersed themselves in pivotal activities: from welcoming students and conducting thorough inspections of the school premises and boiler room to participating in classroom observations and making special announcements.

Kindergarten Prep Alert! This Monday, our kindergarteners had a fantastic Zoom session with their friends from Tierra Room at the Early Childhood Campus. They chatted about all the exciting things to expect this fall in Kindergarten!

We welcomed Tierra Room parents to a Kindergarten Readiness Workshop the following day. Thank you to Kindergarten Teacher Krystin Neuenfeldt and Campus Directors Colette McWilliams and Rhonda Gamblin for leading this informative session.

We can’t wait to welcome our new kindergarten class this fall!

Today’s Grade 5 Science Extravaganza was a blast! We started with an inspiring presentation on the Grade 5 capstone trip to Teton National Park, followed by an incredible science fair where our students showcased their amazing experiments.

Throwback to last Thursday’s unforgettable reunion! A huge thank you to all the amazing alumni parents who joined us. It was wonderful reconnecting and creating new memories together.

Big Help Day at Trinity was a heartwarming success!

On Saturday, April 20th, our vibrant community of students and families kicked off the day at Brookdale Assisted Living in Redwood City with a touching concert. The student choir and solo instrumentalists filled the air with music, leaving residents delighted and hopeful for another visit.

The spirit of giving continued at Trinity’s Early Childhood Campus, where we prepared 148 school supply kits for Kindergarten students in the Ravenswood East Palo Alto School district and assembled 140 snack kits with heartfelt cards for our troops, all set to be distributed through Operation Care and Comfort.

Our day of service continued! We sorted through 15 boxes of books destined for Achungo School in Kenya and local schools in East Palo Alto. Using the Life Moves network, we prepared a warm dinner for 120 people at a Mountain View transitional housing center.

Some of our families served a freshly made hot meal to end the day, embodying the true spirit of community and care. The energy and eagerness of our students to help left me deeply inspired, and I continually asked, “What can I do to help now?”

Thank you to everyone who made this day possible and profoundly meaningful.