Parent Teacher Association: Free Hampers and Friday Night Takeaway Would you like to apply for a free *family hamper bags of essentials and/or a **baby hamper bag of essentials? If you would like to receive one, please email the PTA with your full name and...
Would you like to apply for a free *family hamper bags of essentials and/or a **baby hamper bag of essentials? If you would like to receive one, please email the PTA with your full name and address. You will be asked to fill out a questionnaire when you pick up your bag. This is collected for the funders to know who is benefiting from the service. The PTA can assist you to fill out the form and answer any concerns. If you would like nappies, please email the size you want. You will be informed via email when they are available for collection.
Each school within our federation has a Local Advisory Board which meets termly to support the Headteacher and Executive Principal to make strategic decisions to improve outcomes for our pupils. The Local Advisory Board supports and challenges the school to continue to provide a high quality education for all pupils. They do this by looking at outcomes for pupils compared to children nationally, analysing finance, health and safety, curriculum and other reports and helping the school to make decisions which will benefit the school community. Our Local Advisory Board is made up of staff, parent, clergy and community members.
We are seeking a parent representative for our Local Advisory Board. Do you have an interest in joining our Local Advisory Board as a parent representative? If so, please email admin@holytrinity.hackney.sch.uk to express your interest.
If you would like to be added to the PTA volunteering team you can pick up forms from the school office. Even if you can give limited support it still helps to get involved!
Well done to the following children for being awarded Hot Chocolate with the Head for their brilliant work / attitudes to learning last week:
Year 1 : Ameerah
Year 2 : Myah
Year 3 : Rushane
Year 4 : Efe
Year 5 : Paula
Year 6 : Angela
Well done to Year 6 for having an incredible 98% attendance!
Also well done to Year 3 and Year 5, who had 95% attendance.
Congratulations to the following children, who had 100% attendance last week:
Punctuality
Well done to Year 5 : 0% Lateness
Year 3 : 0.3%
Year 6 : 0.7%
Year 4 : 0.7%
Year 2 : 0.9%
Year 1 : 2.4%
You can find out more about attendance at Holy Trinity here: Holy Trinity Primary School | Attendance & Punctuality
Mr Aaron is happy to offer support and advice to help improve attendance and punctuality.
These children were the class champions for each class last week. Look at how many minutes they played for! Well done to:
These children were the overall TIME champions. Well done!:
These pupils had the most correct answers! Well done to:
Well done to all these hard working mathematicians! The overall winners were:
Year 6 have been designing and making three dimensional mazes in their Design Technology lessons – they have been engineering cardboard and other materials to great effect and we look forward to showing you how their brilliant projects look when they are finished!...
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Chef Graham and his fantastic team are always working hard to prepare delicious lunches, and the children love helping themselves to fresh salad to go with their meal!...
In our clergy collective worship this week, we spent time reflecting on Remembrance Day and honouring the many people who lost their lives in conflict. We heard John 15: 12-13 and considered the words: “My command is this: Love each other as I have loved......
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