Holy Trinity Primary and Nursery School, Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh

Principal's Welcome

You are very welcome to our school website, through your visit I hope you gain a good insight into the life of our school.

Holy Trinity is an inclusive learning community striving to meet the needs of everyone. To achieve this we aim to build on the good practice that already exists in the school and to develop new initiatives so that our children receive the best education we can offer them.

As a catholic school we strive to develop each child to their full potential in a community where everyone is valued, nurtured and cherished and where the self esteem and dignity of everyone is promoted.

If you are unable to find the information you require on this website please contact the school for further assistance.

Brian Treacy

Principal

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📢Get your table booked at Friends of Holy Trinity’s upcoming Christmas Market!🎄🛍️

Parent Workshop and Information Session for 'Beyond Bricks Wellness program' at Fermanagh House on Wednesday 27th November, 6:30pm to 8:30pm

This workshop will introduce Beyond Bricks Wellness, a pilot program designed to support children aged 5–12 who are experiencing emotional health and well-being challenges.

Please register using the QR code on the attached poster.

Parent Workshop and Information Session for 'Beyond Bricks Wellness program' at Fermanagh House

Our Breakfast club is open on both sites from 8.30-8.55am. There is a free breakfast each morning for those pupils who would like one.

Please support us on the ASDA Cashpot

We are registered for Asda’s Cashpot for schools and would appreciate if you could select Holy Trinity Primary School on the Asda App to support us at no extra cost to you. Please share this information with family & friends.

Download the app here: https://www.asda.com/cashpotforschools

Thank you

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Mr Dooris' class enjoyed dressing brightly for out 'Ditch the Dark' day.

Mrs Daly's class dressed for 'Ditch the Dark' day.

Mrs McDonell's nursery class wore brght clothes for our 'Ditch the Dark' day.

Irish Maths week: P4 problem solvers of the week.✖➕➖➗

Mrs McCann's class dressed brightly for our 'Ditch the Dark' day.

Irish Maths week: P4 problem solvers of the week ✖➕➖➗

Mrs Smith's class dressed brightly for Ditch the Dark day.

Mrs Gornley's class dressed in bright colours and Hi-Viz for Ditch the Dark day.

Taking part in our Ditch the Dark day in P6.

Mrs Mongan's class enjoy a visit to Enniskillen town library.

Mrs Mongan's class dressed up in bright colours for 'Ditch the Dark' day

Mrs Smith's class enjoy a visit to Enniskillen town library.

Mr Starrs class enjoy a visit to Enniskillen town library.

Miss O'Hanlon's class became fashion designers for the day! The children all designed a bright outfit for ‘Ditch the Dark' and we discussed the importance of wearing bright clothes to help keep us safe outside on the darker evenings.

Ditch The Dark Day: There was lots of Hi-Viz on display in Miss O'Hanlon's P2 class 👏

Miss Cleary's class dressed brightly for DItch The Dark day.🔦 👏

Maths week Ireland: Enya was one of our P7 maths problem solvers of the week. 👏👏

Mrs Daly's P5 class made some Halloween art work.

P2 have been celebrating Ditch the Dark Day and thinking about how we can stay safe outside and on the roads in the darker morning and evenings.