September 2023 School Uniform School Uniform Changes For the new school year in September 2023, following feedback from parents, children and staff we will altering our school uniform. The current school uniform means that there are several items of clothing that are different between PE...
For the new school year in September 2023, following feedback from parents, children and staff we will altering our school uniform. The current school uniform means that there are several items of clothing that are different between PE and non PE days meaning that additional items of clothing need to be purchased for example Polo T-shirts vs school shirts, a PE sweatshirt vs a school v neck jumper. We also know that children often loose items such as ties making them costly to replace. Changes to the current school uniform come into full effect from September 2023 giving parents plenty of time to prepare but also ensuring that you are aware of changes before the summer sales on uniforms begin.
Navy Blue School Sweatshirt with Holy Trinity logo
Dark Grey Shorts / Trousers / Skirt / Skorts / Pinnafore Dress
Navy Check Summer Dress – No White Collars
Black or white socks / Black Tights
Black school shoes – View the Holy Trinity Shoe Guide
Navy Blue School Sweatshirt with Holy Trinity logo
Navy Blue Shorts, Skorts, Leggings or Joggers
Trainers
Following the half term Family Friday will be for the whole school from Nursery and Reception through to Year 6, it will also be moving to only be on the first Friday of each month. These dates have been updated on the school planner and are also on the school website calendar if you are unsure of the dates.
Year 4H has won the attendance award this week, this means that they will get additional playtime everyday next week as their prize! Well done Year 4H, I wonder who will be in the winner for the following week!
Well done to the following children who have achieved Hot Chocolate with the Head. Next week I will enjoying a chat and a hot chocolate with Jesse King in our Nursery, Ola in Reception, Dillan in Year 1 H, Araidne in Year 1 T, Ayla in Year 2 H, Rileigh in Year 2 T, Eylul in Year 3, Oreofe in Year 4 H, Jahzara in Year 4 T, William in Year 5 and Andrew in Year 6.
Our JRSO’s taught our Nursery and Reception children about Road Safety. They prepared a presentation to teach the children how to cross roads safely using ‘Stop, Look, Listen and Think’. As we know lots of children like to scoot or ride bikes to school, the......
In Gardening club, we have worked hard on improving the area at the front of the school. In addition to doing plenty of weeding, we also planted some great sweet peas that should hopefully brighten up our office!...
On Thursday 25th May, some of our Year 5/6 children represented our school at a Regional NFL Flag tournament. Amazingly, the children have learnt all of the rules ( there are many!) for this game in a really short time period and worked tremendously hard......
Year 6 visited Natural History Museum. We had a workshop learning all about Evolution....
For our final week of writing we wrote poems inspired by John Agard’s Windrush Child. We used illustrations from the book to inspire our own artwork that reflected the meaning and themes of the stanzas....
In Science we investigated how to absorb sound. We had the amazing idea to use sponges. Ask us what material worked best!...
In PSHE, we were learning about grief and loss. We read a story about a little boy named Elfie who lost his dog. In groups we came up with songs/raps to help him deal with his loss....
This week in PE we were playing basketball. We first did some throwing practice to learn the correct way to pass the ball....
Year 2 celebrated the end of their SATS exams this week. We were so proud of all the work we had put into our exams and so we took some time to celebrate together with our friends and a fun picnic....
In our Maths lessons, we have been learning to tell the time to 5 minute intervals. We have been doing so well using our clocks to help us!...
In Literacy we have been writing lists of ingredients and resources we would need to make a dirt cup. Once we made them we also wrote a set of instructions so our friends in Nursery could have a go one day. It was so yummy!...
As part of our learning in our topic of ‘Plants’, we created our own design, we used flowers and paint to make prints. We explored the different parts of a flower from the seed to the petals. We then looked at a Japanese Artist’s work......
We had the best time sharing our ‘Morning song time’ with our parents during stay and play this week!...
In Writing, we have been practising the skill of Instruction writing using bossy verbs. Our focus text is Jack and the Beanstalk and this week we wrote instructions for how to make a bean salad. Naturally we started off by making a yummy bean salad......
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