Choir Sing at Holy Moly
Look at our wonderful choir, looking so smart in their uniforms! Choir sang beautifully at Holy Moly last week – well done everyone!...
27 January, 2026
Class Newsletters Released : Find Out About Your Child’s Learning
You should have received your child’s class newsletter by email this morning. Please read this to find out about your child’s learning at school.
You can also find links to each of the newsletters here:
Nursery – Spring Term 2026 Curriculum Overview for Parents
Reception – Spring Term 2026 Curriculum Overview for Parents
Year 1 – Spring Term 2026 Curriculum Overview for Parents
Year 2 – Spring Term 2026 Curriculum Overview for Parents
Year 3 – Spring Term 2026 Curriculum Overview for Parents
Year 4 – Spring Term 2026 Curriculum Overview for Parents
We are really looking forward to celebrating World Book Day, taking place this year on Thursday, 5th March. We are in the process of planning lots of exciting activities that the children will take part in here at school, and there are always lots of events happening in local book shops too. On the day itself, we will encourage pupils to come to school dressed as their favourite book character. More information about World Book Day can be found here: https://www.worldbookday.com/families/
Each year the Southbank Centre puts on an amazing festival for children, with many different events throughout the week of half term. As well as paid events, there are many that are free, listed on the webpage below.
Southbank Centre Free Events in Half Term
Hot Chocolate with the Head
Congratulations to the following children, who were awarded Hot Chocolate with the Head by their class teachers for excellent effort and behaviour this week:
Year 1 : Caleb
Year 2 : Zyon-Rae
Year 3 : Theodore
Year 4 : Efe
Year 5 : Maisen
Year 6 : Kayon
Attendance
Congratulations to the following classes for exceeding our target of 95% attendance this week:
Year 2 : 98%
Year 5 : 98%
Year 4 : 96%
Year 3 : 95%
Congratulations to the following children, who had 100% attendance:
Evidence shows that the students with the highest attendance throughout their time in school gain the best GCSE and A Level results.
Here’s what the data shows:
- Pupils with higher attainment at KS2 and KS4 had lower levels of absence over the key stage compared to those with lower attainment.
- Pupils who did not achieve the expected standard in reading, writing and maths in 2019 had an overall absence rate of 4.7% over the key stage, compared with 3.5% among pupils who achieved the expected standard and 2.7% among those who achieved the higher standard.
- Pupils who did not achieve grade 9 to 4 in English and maths GCSEs in 2019 had an overall absence rate of 8.8% over the key stage, compared with 5.2% among pupils who achieved a grade 4 and 3.7% among pupils who achieved grade 9 to 5 in both English and maths.
- Generally, the higher the percentage of sessions missed across the key stage at KS2 and KS4, the lower the level of attainment at the end of the key stage.
- Among pupils with no missed sessions over KS2, 83.9% achieved the expected standard compared to 40.2% of pupils who were persistently absent.
- Among pupils with no missed sessions over KS4, 83.7% achieved grades 9 to 4 in English and maths compared to 35.6% of pupils who were persistently absent.
- 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.
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Punctuality
Well done to Year 1 and Year 5 : 0% Lateness
Year 2 : 0.4%
Year 3 : 0.7%
Year 6 : 0.7%
Year 4 : 2.1%
Times Tables Rockstars
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:
