In 2025, 39.4% of A-Level grades were A* and 95% reached A*, A, or B.
Independent co-educational boarding school in Devon, England
Why this school
In 2025, 39.4% of A-Level grades were A* and 95% reached A*, A, or B.
Elite Football Programme offers professional-level coaching alongside full academic study, with pathways to professional clubs.
Full boarding fee of £42,195 (2025/26) covers tuition and accommodation at a single flat rate for all year.
Trinity School is a non-selective, co-educational independent school in Teignmouth, Devon, founded in 1979. It takes pupils from Nursery through to the sixth form — ages 3 to 19 — on a single, compact campus overlooking the Devon coastline. Around 350 pupils are enrolled, a size that keeps classes small and staff genuinely accessible. The school holds accreditations from the BSA, ISA, ISM, and CISC (Catholic Independent Schools’ Conference), and operates as both a day and boarding school, with roughly 35% of pupils boarding at any given time.
Trinity runs GCSEs and A-Levels alongside BTEC (Business and Technology Education Council) Level 3 courses in Art and Design and Travel and Tourism. That gives pupils a broader range of post-16 pathways than most similarly sized independent schools. The non-selective intake means teaching is structured to stretch pupils across the ability range rather than assuming uniform prior attainment.
A-Level results at Trinity are notably strong for a school of this profile. In 2025, 39.4% of grades were A*, with 76.6% at A* or A and 95% reaching A*, A, or B. BTEC qualifications are also available at sixth form level, sitting alongside A-Levels rather than replacing them.
A-Level results
2025: 39.4% A* grades; 76.6% A*-A; 95% A*-A-B.
Boarding is available from age 11, with two on-campus boarding houses run on a residential rather than institutional model. Most rooms are doubles, and exeats are optional, giving families genuine flexibility around home visits. Full boarding is charged at a flat all-inclusive rate of £42,195 (2025/26) per year regardless of year group, covering tuition and accommodation together. Occasional and flexible boarding is also available for day pupils who need short-stay arrangements. Boarders and day pupils move through the same academic and social environment, so there is no split culture between the two groups.
Trinity operates an Elite Football Programme for talented players who want high-level coaching without stepping away from academic study. The programme combines technical training, strength and conditioning, nutrition work, and competitive match play, with a stated pathway toward professional clubs and university scholarships. Beyond football, the school offers co-curricular activities including art, music, drama, and IT, supported by five dedicated computer rooms on campus. The Devon coastal setting also gives pupils access to outdoor and water-based activities not available at inland schools.
The campus covers 14 acres of landscaped grounds above Teignmouth, with sea views across the Devon coast. Both boarding houses sit within the main site. Teignmouth is a small coastal town on the Teign Estuary, about 15 miles from Exeter and within easy reach of Dartmoor National Park.
Exeter Airport is approximately 15 miles from the school, typically 25 to 30 minutes by car, and serves several European routes. Bristol Airport is around 75 miles north (approximately 90 minutes by road). London Heathrow connects with Exeter via the M5 corridor in approximately 3 hours by road, or under 2.5 hours by train to Teignmouth via Exeter St Davids.
Annual tuition
£45,288 per year · full boarding
Other tier breakdowns shown below.
| Stage | Year groups | Type | Audience | Fee / year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full boarding | — | £45,288 | ||
| Pre-Prep | Day | — | £11,655 | |
| Pre-Prep | Year 1 | Day | — | £13,545 |
| Junior | Year 4 | Day | — | £15,735 |
| Sixth Form | Year 7 | Day | — | £20,070 |
Exeter Airport, approx. 15 miles (25–30 min by car)
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Full boarding at Trinity School is charged at £42,195 per year (2025/26). This is an all-inclusive flat rate covering tuition and boarding accommodation, applied regardless of year group. Day fees vary by stage, ranging from £11,655 per year for Reception up to £20,070 per year for Years 7 to 13.
Boarding is available from age 11. The school runs two on-campus boarding houses, with most rooms configured as doubles. Occasional and flexible boarding options are also available for day pupils who need short-stay arrangements.
Trinity School offers GCSEs and A-Levels, as well as BTEC (Business and Technology Education Council) Level 3 qualifications in Art and Design and Travel and Tourism. These sit alongside each other at sixth form level, giving pupils a choice of academic or vocational routes post-16.
In 2025, 39.4% of A-Level grades were A*, with 76.6% at A* or A and 95% reaching A*, A, or B. These results come from a non-selective school that admits pupils across the full ability range.
The Elite Football Programme is designed for talented players who want high-level coaching alongside their academic studies. It combines technical football training, strength and conditioning, nutrition, and competitive match play. The school states it offers a pathway toward professional clubs and university scholarships.
Yes. Trinity School offers short-term immersion programmes allowing international pupils to experience British boarding school life for periods ranging from one week to a full academic year. Pupils join regular lessons, work on their English, and integrate into school life alongside permanent students.
Trinity School has approximately 350 pupils enrolled across the full age range of 3 to 19. Around 35% of pupils board, with the remainder attending as day pupils.
Trinity School is accredited by the BSA (Boarding Schools’ Association), ISA (Independent Schools Association), ISM (Incorporated Society of Musicians), and CISC (Catholic Independent Schools’ Conference).
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