Originally The Technical High School, it became Trinity High School, and finally Trinity Grammar School during this period, so anyone who attended the school in Trinity Avenue, Northampton, under any of these names should enjoy using this site, since most of the material relates to the period up to 1974.

There is also news of later years, so any former pupils or anyone else with an interest in the school should find it fascinating too.  There is a section for news, photos etc, from the period after 1974 when it became Trinity School.  The school continued as a comprehensive until it closed on the 9th July 2004.  After extensive new building work which is still ongoing, it reopened as Unity College, a Church of England school, in September 2004.  The original development plan had been to refurbish all of the old Trinity buildings, including the famous tower, but in April 2005 the plan changed and it was decided to demolish all of the old buildings and replace them with new ones.  Demolition began at the beginning of August 2005 and was complete within less than a month.  There is now nothing remaining of the old Trinity School.

If this is your first visit to this site, please add it to your favourites since new material is added regularly  - just check out the What's New page.  And if you know of anyone who may be interested please pass on the web address.

If you wish to return to the Home Page just click on the left hand Tower at the top of any page.

This website is run by Ian Dow, a pupil at Trinity High School from 1958 to 1965.  To find out more about the site and its contributors go to About this Site.