Extra Curricular Activities

Extra curricular activities are an enriching part of the Trinity School culture.  Trinity continues to develop a variety of extra curricular activities for its student body in the form of sports teams, clubs, and various opportunities for private instruction.  Current offerings include:

 

Athletics: Opportunities for instructional and competitive sports are available in various fall, winter, and spring sports.   Current offerings include co-ed instructional basketball, co-ed cross country, boys’ and girls’ competitive basketball, boys’ and girls‘ soccer, girls’ volleyball, and boys’ flag football. 

 

Trinity is a member of the Maryland Junior Athletic Association (MJAC), a league of Frederick area independent schools, and also of the Monocacy Youth Basketball Association (MYBA).  In addition, Trinity School has formed relationships with individual area schools for both competitive and instructional sports experiences.  

 

Clubs: Various clubs are offered throughout the year based on student interest.  Current offerings include:

 

Athletic Adventures - Students in Grades Kindergarten through Five meet after school for games and activities. 

 

Lego Club - Lego enthusiasts in Grades Three through Eight gather after school to learn building techniques, create original Lego designs based on a theme, and share their creations with their peers.

 

Chapel Club – Students in Grades Three through Eight meet for lunch with the religion teacher to share ideas that can be incorporated into the school’s chapel services. 

 

Drama Club – An after school club for students in Grades Three through Eight.

 

Choir – Students in Grades Three through Eight meet at lunch to learn and practice songs for special events performed throughout the school year. 

 

Yearbook – Students in Grades Five through Eight meet after school throughout the year to compile pictures and information to create the yearbook that is distributed at the end of each academic year.

 

Student Government- Representatives from Grades Two through Eight and officers from Grades Seven and Eight are elected each year by their peers to serve as part of the Student Government.  Participants meet with the SGA teacher sponsor to plan SGA sponsored events, and share information relevant to the student body.

 

New clubs can be formed by parent volunteers or teachers who have a special interest or talent they are willing to share. 

 

Private Lessons: Individual instruction is available before or after school in voice and piano.  Participation fees are assessed.  

 

Extended Day:  Trinity School understands the needs of working parents and that students may require after school care in accordance with parent work schedules.  Both before and after school care is available for students at all grade levels. Participation fees are assessed.