Trinity School

A Place where Children Learn to Love Learning

PK3 - Grade 8 Ellicott City, Maryland

How Trinity Trot Works - Trinity Trot 101

Each class will prepare a creative class letter to send to family and friends. The Boosters Committee will make copies of each student’s letter and mail them to the list you provide.  K-Transitional/Primary/MS students may be sponsored either per lap or flat rate donation.  Pre-school students may be sponsored with a flat rate donation since we do not track their laps.  

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TRINITY TROT - Health Guidelines  from the School Nurse
Please make sure your child is appropriately prepared for the day.  It is a free dress day for all primary and middle school students.
            •  Bring a water bottle – marked with their name
            •  Put sunscreen on BEFORE they come to school
            •  Wear a hat and light colored clothing, if sunny
            •  Wear running shoes or comfortable tennis shoes – NO sandals
            •  Wear socks
            •  Dress in layers if it is cold in the morning
            •  Students will have a tyvek paper pinned to their back for lap counting   
Encourage them to do their best and remind them it is okay to take a break and stop for water if needed. 

Trinity Trot Rules
            •  Listen for instructions to start the race.  Starts will be staggered, with older students beginning first.
            •  Walkers keep to the outside of the track.
            •  No pushing, harassing or teasing other students – notify a teacher or volunteer for assistance.
            •  No cutting across the track unless there is a medical emergency.
            •  When you finish a lap, enter one of the lanes to get lap credit.
            •  rink plenty of water and take a rest as necessary.
            •  Any student not following the Code of Conduct will be immediately removed from the event.
 
Student Code of Conduct
As a student participating in the Trinity Trot, I will:
            •  Set an example of good sportsmanship with my own behavior for all students; 
            •  Be honorable, fair, respectful and responsible in all my behavior;
            •  Support my fellow students by cheering and encouraging them to do their best;
            •  Notify a key person when inappropriate behavior is witnessed – cheating, harassing, pushing, teasing, or any type of physical harm will not be tolerated.
 
Thank you all for your flexibility and understanding as we try to make this event a really great day for our students.  Your support is greatly appreciated.