Trinity Christian School
Reading · RG1 5AS
Trinity Christian School is a small, independent day prep school in central Reading serving ages 3–11, with a distinctly evangelical Christian ethos centred on biblical worldview and character development. The school emphasises small classes, qualified staff, and affordable fees relative to the independent sector. Its nursery provision (3+ years) and central London Road location appeal to families seeking values-based, accessible independent education in the Thames Valley.
- →Explicit Christian worldview and biblical foundation, attractive to faith-committed families
- →Very small class sizes and personalised attention in a nurturing environment
- →Below-average fees for independent prep schools, positioning as excellent value
Who thrives here
Families with Christian faith convictions who value biblical character formation and seek close-knit, small-school community feel over competitive academic pressure or extensive extracurricular breadth.
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Contact & visit
62 London Road
Reading
RG1 5AS
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Frequently asked questions
What are the fees at Trinity Christian School?
Day fees at Trinity Christian School are approximately £7,164 per year (2025/26).
How do you get into Trinity Christian School?
Trinity Christian School admits pupils at 3+, 4+, 7+, 8+, 11+. Entry is assessed by Assessment Day, Interview. See the Admissions section above for open days and key dates.
Is Trinity Christian School a boarding school?
Trinity Christian School is a day school in Reading and does not offer boarding.
What is Trinity Christian School's latest inspection rating?
ISI rated Trinity Christian School “Excellent” (2021).
What parents say
Frequently praised
✓Nurturing, warm, family-like environment in small classes
✓Strong Christian values foundation and biblical worldview teaching
✓Excellent value for money; affordable independent education with qualified staff
✓Central location and nursery provision convenience
Common concerns
!Very small cohort (21 pupils) limits peer variety and extracurricular breadth
!Not yet Ofsted-inspected; reliance on ISI inspection cycle may provide limited external validation for new families
!Limited facilities and competitive sports/music provision typical of micro-schools