Trinity Traditions

Traditions hold a special place at Trinity Episcopal Day School, weaving a tapestry of shared experiences and meaningful connections within our community. From the opening Chapel service to annual events and celebrations, these time-honored rituals create a sense of belonging and continuity. Whether it's singing the Children's Creed, participating in service projects, or engaging in seasonal festivities, our traditions instill a spirit of unity, respect, and reverence. They serve as touchstones that connect past, present, and future generations, fostering a sense of identity, pride, and cherished memories. At Trinity, our traditions serve as the fabric that binds us together, nurturing a strong sense of community and embodying the values we hold dear.

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Family Picnics | Book Fair | Trunk or Treat | 5th Grade Snack Bar | St. Jude Trike-a-Thon | School Musical | Senior Reunion | Grandparents Day | Robotics Competition | 5th Grade Trip | Splash Day | Field Day

Family picnics at Trinity Episcopal Day School bring together students, parents, and staff in a joyous celebration of community and togetherness. These delightful gatherings offer an opportunity for families to connect, share meals, engage in fun activities, and create lasting memories. With laughter, games, and delicious food, the family picnics at Trinity strengthen the bonds between families, foster a sense of belonging, and create a warm and inviting atmosphere that reflects the spirit of our school community.

This annual week-long extravaganza of reading, writing, and shopping is an exciting time for all Trinity families. This Scholastic sponsored Book Fair is a wonderful time to purchase books for all ages and gives parents a great opportunity to get an early start on their Christmas shopping. 

Families are asked to participate by decorating their car trunks with a theme of their choosing. Students wear Halloween costumes and can "trunk or treat" and enjoy games, food and family fun. 

Every Friday during morning carpool, our fifth grade sells snacks & drinks to raise money for their annual 5th Grade Trip.  Items are available for $1.00 each.

The St. Jude Trike-A-Thon is a fun, service event at Trinity that teaches trike and riding safety while helping the children of St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital in Memphis.  This allows the opportunity for students to learn the importance of community service and helping others. 

Trinity celebrates students’ music and dance talents each year with a spring musical production. The students work hard to learn their songs, play instruments, and perform choreographed dances. The title of this year's musical is: "Instruments of Peace.” The theme focuses on peaceful music across the cultures and history and musics impact on bringing humanity together.

Trinity invites all past students who are high school seniors, to attend the annual Senior Reunion.  It’s a wonderful opportunity for students to share their college plans, visit with friends from the past, and reunite with teachers.

Trinity celebrates Grandparent's Day each spring.  This wonderful tradition at Trinity invites grandparents to explore the school, take pictures, and have a VIP invitation to an encore performance of the School Musical.

This is one of the most anticipated highlights of 5th grade. The students and staff enjoy a fun-filled trip to Camp Beckwith in Fairhope, Alabama.  This trip is filled with canoeing, hiking, orienteering, rock climbing, and ropes courses that challenge and thrill each day.  Fifth grade students look forward to this wonderful culmination of their years at Trinity. 

The end of each school year at Trinity is celebrated with a wet and wild day of fun.  Students enjoy giant water slides, wading pools, and water-gun fun! Pizza and games help students “splash” into summer at Splash Day.

Field day at Trinity is a community event for our K-5 students, held at Camp Solomon in Robert, LA . This is an eagerly awaited annual event where students enjoy swimming, hiking, playing games, making crafts, and more, fostering unity and adventure within the school community.