Trinity Primary School Including Attached School House

Trinity Primary School, which includes an attached school house, was built in 1899 by Mitchell and Butler as Tottenham Higher Grade Schools. Originally designed as secondary schools and later serving as a girls' grammar school before becoming a primary school, it showcases the Queen Anne Revival style. The building is constructed of yellow brick with red brick dressings and features a tiled roof.

The principal facade, facing west, has a central projecting hall that is two storeys tall with attics, featuring three flat-roofed dormers and five multi-paned sash windows. This is flanked by one-bay towers that have deep stone attics with small round-headed windows and stone entrances below, which are accessed by steps. On either side of the central hall are five-storey, three-bay square towers topped with pyramidal roofs and circular wooden cupolas with weathervanes. The upper three floors of these towers have arcading, with pivoting Diocletian windows at the top and cambered casements below.

The elevation concludes with two-storey blocks of three bays, featuring gables with Venetian windows on the first floor, cambered sashes on the ground floor, and stone console brackets above the side pilasters. The right side block includes an additional section that is two storeys high with three windows and a wooden and glazed verandah on the first floor of the south side. The north side has two storeys with ten windows and a late 20th-century metal and glazed lean-to extension.

The east or rear elevation consists of a two-storey, four-bay central section flanked by gabled wings of three bays, which have Venetian windows on the first floor and three cambered sashes on the ground floor, with projecting wings on either side. Attached to the southeast is a former schoolmaster's house, an L-shaped building made of stock brick with red brick bands and dressings. It features a casement window on the first floor, a sash window on the ground floor, and a simple doorcase in the L-wing.