Our College

We offer a diverse and flexible programme of outreach events for schools, teachers and parents in our link regions, including outbound visits into schools and welcoming school groups to the college.

We offer a combination of online and in-person outreach events and activities, which offer students an opportunity to get a flavour of life at Trinity College and the University, and to explore academic interests in new ways. We welcome opportunities for the Trinity Access Team to work with pupils and teachers in their own school and are always delighted to help arrange for your pupils to visit Trinity College.

The Trinity College Access Team offers university information and guidance sessions in state schools, in all three of our link regions. Our access team run sessions for pupils in YR4-13 each lasting about an hour. Sessions can be adapted to suit the needs of each group, which can be discussed at the time of booking.  

The Access team also facilitate visits into Trinity College for all year groups in both primary and secondary state schools. These visit days include, meeting current undergraduates, learning about life at university, a tour of the college, an Oxplore session or a trip to one of our museums for a taught session. 

If you are a state school from Oxfordshire, Milton Keynes, and the North-East, please contact the access.officer@trinity.ox.ac.uk to be added to the mail list so you can receive information about booking these opportunities when they become available.

Support for current Trinity College Offer Holders

If you are a Trinity College Offer Holder from a State School, as well as being able to attend one of our Welcome Events each year in February and March, you may also like to apply for a place on the Bridging Project.              

The Bridging Project supports remarkable undergraduates from underrepresented backgrounds to succeed and thrive at university and beyond. In partnership with the Bridging Project, we offer a year-long coaching programme to support students in the transition to Oxford. Our programme will help you navigate university, build soft skills, access support, and feel confident and connected.

The support you'll receive:

• Year long coaching programme with a trained and experienced coach who helps students develop their skills and identify solutions to challenges they face.
• Access to a community of students
• Skill workshops, events and group coaching sessions 

This programme helps students increase their confidence at university and helps improve leadership skills, wellbeing and performance.

Applications now open Deadline: Friday 16 May for current offer holders in Year 13. 

Once we confirm your place, you'll meet the project team in July and after results day, you'll meet your coach!