Play is an integral part of all learning areas and providing an environment that is conducive to creating opportunities for exploration and growth. Great care and attention is given to the maintenance and development of facilities. Play equipment is specially selected to ensure maximum development and participation of our pupils.

The staff strive to create a nurturing environment in which the children can be equipped with all the necessary skills required for school readiness. Emphasys is placed on building a healthy self-esteem by surrounding them with love, affection and acceptance.

We write the nationally accredited examinations of the Independent Examination Board (IEB) which is an internationally recognised body. The IEB offers a national curriculum which allows our excellent teachers more scope to extend, and better prepare our pupils.

In keeping with the National Curriculum Policy, the Trinityhouse Preparatory Curriculum is divided into three phases of learning:

In the Foundation Phases (Grades 1- 3), the academic emphasis falls on the acquisition of skills which are essential to learning: Literacy, Numeracy and Life Orientation.

Language development is of cardinal importance, an all pupils are exposed to English, Afrikaans and isiZulu from Grade 1. Mathematics is pivotal in today’s world and is strongly emphasized.

The development of Language and Mathematical skills continues in the Intermediate Phase (Grades 4 to 6). During this phases pupils are also exposed to a broader range of subjects, namely: Natural Sciences, Social Sciences and Life Orientation.

In the Senior Phase (Grade 7) Economic and Management Sciences and Science Technology are added to this comprehensive list of subjects.

In keeping with current South African trends, Trinityhouse teaching combines the best elements of modern teaching with more traditional methodologies.

Trinityhouse writes the accredited examinations of the Independent Examination Board (IEB). The IEB offers a national curriculum which allows teachers more scope to extend, and better prepare pupils.

A wide range of subjects are offered including English, Afrikaans, isiZulu, Mathematics/Mathematical Literacy, Life Sciences, Geography, History, Accounting, Business Studies, CAT, Information Technology, Visual Arts and Life Orientation.

Trinityhouse averages are, without exception, above IEB and National averages and pupils are well equipped to cope with the demands of tertiary education.

Survival in the 21 century demands skills of agility and adaptability. At Trinityhouse opportunities are created for the development of entrepreneurial skills, and to allow for initiative and creativity to be shown. Children need to be involved and interested in shaping their learning experience. We exist in an era of communication and information. Access to unimaginable amounts of information is available today. The Internet provides an incredible research tool that can be a student's best friend or worst enemy. They need to learn the difference between factual information and factual-sounding opinions. Knowing how to manipulate information for effective oral or written communication is important. At Trinityhouse, technology is therefore embraced and integrated in the learning experience.