The short version
Average GCSE results. Nearly full. Rated Good by Ofsted (2022).
- GCSE results are broadly in line with the national average (Attainment 8: 41.6 vs national 43.8)
- Rated Good by Ofsted in 2022
- The school is nearly full at 94% capacity
Performance
DfE published dataOfficial DfE Results
Reading, Writing & Maths
Expected standard
Pupils meeting expected level in all three
52%
-10.0pp vs nationalHigher standard
Pupils exceeding expected level
2%
-6.0pp vs nationalSubject scores
Reading
Average scaled score (100 = expected)
103
-3.0 vs nationalMaths
Average scaled score (100 = expected)
102
-3.0 vs nationalGrammar & spelling
Average scaled score (100 = expected)
105
Source: Department for Education Performance Tables 2024-25
Official DfE Results
Attainment 8
Average points across 8 GCSE subjects
41.6
2.2 vs nationalEnglish & maths (grade 5+)
Strong pass in both core subjects
38%
3.6pp vs nationalEBacc entry
Academic subjects including a language
40%
A-Level Average
Mean grade across subjects
C
A-Level Value Added
Progress vs expected
+0.17
Band 3Source: Department for Education Performance Tables 2024-25
Post-GCSE Destinations
These figures track pupils 6 months after leaving. Source: DfE destination measures.
Sustained destination
In education, employment or training
95%
Continuing education
Sixth form, FE college, or school
89%
Apprenticeships
Work combined with training
2%
Employment
Directly into work
5%
Not sustained
Not in education, employment or training
2%
Based on 65 leavers
Source: DfE Destination Measures 2024/25
Attendance
In practice: Pupils miss about 15 days per year on average — nearly a month of school.
25% of pupils miss 10% or more of school
3% of pupils miss half or more of school sessions
Source: DfE School Census
Staffing
On average, 18 pupils share each qualified teacher, but with teaching assistants there's 1 adult for every 11 pupils.
Staff breakdown
Plus 65 other support staff
Source: DfE School Workforce Census
School details
Published dataProfile
- Type
- Free schools
- Phase
- All-through
- Ages
- 4–18
- Intake
- Mixed
Numbers
- Pupils
- 739
- Capacity
- 94%
- FSM
- 20.8%
- Admissions
- Non-selective
Governance
- Local authority
- Worcestershire
- Trust
- HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL ACADEMY TRUST
- Head
- Mr Ian Williams
Provisions
- Sixth form
- Yes
Inspection record
Official linksSchool inspection: Good
2 official reports linked on this page, including 1 earlier report.
Previous reports
Location
Birmingham Road, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, DY10 2BY
Town setting
Schools nearby
Within 2.5 kmSt Ambrose Catholic Primary
Primary · Very close
St George's CofE School
Primary · Very close
St Mary's CofE (VA) Primary School
Primary · 809m away
King Charles I Secondary School
Secondary · 840m away
King Charles I School
Secondary · 840m away
Offmore Primary School
Primary · 963m away
Comberton Primary School
Primary · 1.4km away
Blakebrook School
Special school · 1.4km away
Questions parents ask
Is Holy Trinity School a selective school?
No. Holy Trinity School is non-selective, so admission does not depend on an entrance exam.
What is Holy Trinity School's Ofsted rating?
Holy Trinity School was rated Good at its most recent inspection in September 2022. Full reports are linked on this page.
How many pupils attend Holy Trinity School?
Holy Trinity School currently has 739 pupils on roll, according to the latest Department for Education data.
What ages does Holy Trinity School take?
Holy Trinity School caters for pupils aged 4 to 18. It is classified as a all-through school.
Where is Holy Trinity School?
Holy Trinity School is in Kidderminster, DY10 2BY, in the Worcestershire local authority area. The map on this page shows the exact location and nearby schools.
Does Holy Trinity School have a sixth form?
Yes, Holy Trinity School has a sixth form, so pupils can continue to A-levels or equivalent qualifications without changing school.
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