The Trinities School of Carnatic Music (TSCM) in London, a venerable institution with over three decades of history, offers lessons in Carnatic music. The school has garnered acclaim for its excellence, evidenced by its students' success in winning awards at various music competitions and festivals. To date, TSCM has presented 35 vocal and violin arangetrams.

TSCM provides a wealth of opportunities for young musicians to engage in music-making and performance within its award-winning orchestras: 'Nadha Manjari' the Youth Orchestra, 'Raga Ranjani' the Senior Orchestra, and 'Bala Manjari' the Junior Orchestra. These orchestras have consistently won the overall Trophy for the Indian Music Ensemble at the Croydon Music Festivals from 2003 to 2007. They offer young individuals not only the chance to enhance their musical talents, learning, and teamwork skills but also to connect and socialize with peers who share similar backgrounds and musical interests.

Each term, TSCM organizes concerts and hosts the annual student showcase 'Swaralaya.' The school's activities are diverse, catering to children at various levels of musical proficiency. Regular orchestral practices culminate in informal live music performances, which include a wide and engaging repertoire, often featured at parents' evenings.

Advocating for music education is a top priority for TSCM, which actively campaigns for substantial investment in the musical education and training of children. With over 200 students and centers in New Malden, Langley (Slough), Harrow, Feltham, and Hounslow, the school is supported by a network of over 30 seasoned teachers dedicated to promoting music education in London, in partnership with the school.