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

Take a tour of Holy Trinity Primary & Nursery School, Enniskillen

School Notice Board

Science Day at Holy Trinity Tuesday 18th November.

Being Well Doing Well

Our school are implementing a new programme developed by the Education Authority called Being Well Doing Well, designed to assist us to develop a Whole School Approach to Emotional Health and Wellbeing.

Listening to the voices of our staff, pupils, governors, and parents/carers is at the heart of a whole school approach.

To this end we ask all our parents/carers to please complete this short survey.

All responses are confidential.

https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/jeiQJQTN8J

Christmas Market Please email fohtenn@gmail.com if you are interested in having a stall at our Chirstmas Market.

Breakfast Club Breakfast for all children daily from 8:30- 8:55am.

Breakfast Club

Holy Trinity is a Nut Free school

Upcoming Events...

Monday, 17th November 2025
School Closed (Parent Teacher Meedings - Mill Street site)

Please note dates and times are subject to change.

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Mrs Gormley”s class had a lovely visit from Stephanie our school secretary. Stephanie loves reading and used her talent to discuss some of Ronald Dahl stories during World Kindness Day. The children had a lovely time,.

Mr Treacy, our Principal, recently presented school swimming caps to our swimming team who will compete in the Ulster Championships at the end of November.

Mrs Clarke's class wore odd socks to school for Odd Socks Day, marking the start of Anti Bullying Week.

In P6 the children have used Oreo biscuits to help them learn the phases of the moon.

Miss McGorman's class explored the phases of the Moon through a creative and engaging activity using Oreos. The pupils enjoyed explaining what they had learned to Mr Treacy and, of course, sharing a few Oreos afterwards!

Best attending KS1 class in October.

Mrs Daly's P5 class wore odd socks to school for Odd Socks Day, marking the start of Anti Bullying Week.

Mrs McMenamin's P1 show off their odd socks, marking the start of Anti Bullying week.

Mrs Clarke's class wore odd socks to school for Odd Socks Day, marking the start of Anti Bullying Week.

Holy Trinity competed at the Ulster Cross Country championships

Miss Keaveny's Pre-School class celebrate their uniqueness on Odd Socks Day, marking the start of Anti Bullying Week.

Best attending KS2 class in October.

Miss Quinn's P2 class wore odd socks to school for Odd Socks Day, marking the start of Anti Bullying Week.

Mr Dooris' P7 class wore odd socks to school for Odd Socks Day, marking the start of Anti Bullying Week.

Mr Quinn's P7 class wore odd socks to school for Odd Socks Day, marking the start of Anti Bullying Week.

Best attending KS2 class in October.

Mr Quinn's P7 class wore odd socks to school for Odd Socks Day, marking the start of Anti Bullying Week.

Miss Colhoun's P2 class made kindness cards with special messages inside, celebrating the kind little people we are lucky to have in Holy Trinity. We read the story 'Kindness is my Superpower' and had a presentation of cards to one another.

Best attending KS1 class in October.

Mr Starrs' class show off their odd socks, worn for Odd Socks Day at the beginning of Anti Bullying Week..

Best attending KS1 class in October.

Best attending KS2 class in October.

For World Kindness Day Miss Quinn's class made cards for their friends in the class. The children thought about what their favourite colour is and what they would like to have in their card. They talked about how important it is to be kind. 🥰

Mrs McDonnell's Nursery class show off their odd socks, marking the start of Anti Bullying week.

Mr Dooris' P7 class wore odd socks to school for Odd Socks Day, marking the start of Anti Bullying Week.

Odd Socks Day in Mrs Jones' Nursery Class.

Best attending KS1 class in October.

Best attending KS2 class in October.

Mr Treacy held a morning assembly for World Kindness Day.

Best attending KS1 class in October.