Red Nose Day is on Friday! This year, we will not be selling red noses but these can be bought locally in Sainsbury's or Argos - or online at Amazon - in the run up to Red Nose Day. We are inviting children to dress...
Red Nose Day is on Friday! This year, we will not be selling red noses but these can be bought locally in Sainsbury’s or Argos – or online at Amazon – in the run up to Red Nose Day. We are inviting children to dress in red for £1 on Friday 20th March so that we can support Comic Relief.
You can make donations to Red Nose Day using ParentPay at this link
Our Writing Competition winners were announced today! Well done to all of our fantastic writers and a BIG well done to the following children:
The PTA have been given this pushchair / buggy, which is in very good condition. If you would like it, please email pta@holytrinity.hackney.sch.uk
The PTA are gratefully accepting Easter eggs and bottles (alcoholic and non alcoholic) for the Easter Fair raffle – please drop any donations to the office before the fair. Thank you.
Congratulations to the following children, who were awarded Hot Chocolate with the Head for excellent learning / behaviour this week:
Year 1 : Ameerah
Year 2 : Rabia
Year 3 : Daniela
Year 4 : Zyonarah
Year 5 : Nancy
Year 6 : Raimund
Congratulations to Year 2 for exceeding our target of 95% attendance this week, with 97% attendance!
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:
Is My Child Too Ill for School?
PunctualityWell done to Year 3 : 0.3% Lateness
Year 6 : 0.3%
Year 4 : 0.7%
Year 5 : 1%
Year 2 : 1.3%
Year 1 : 2.1%
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:
In Year 4 this week, we welcomed into Gen Earth into our class. They taught us all about lions being known as the kings of the jungle. We learned about the damages lions have experienced to their habitats and how it can be damaging for......
In celebration of International Women’s Day, we reflected on the story in John 4 where Jesus meets the Samaritan woman at the well. In this passage, Jesus speaks to her about “living water,” the gift of eternal life. He reveals that He knows her life,......
These children have been honing their skipping skills during play times!...
This week in the baby room, we have been very busy making some beautiful Mother’s Day cards. We used our hands to make a lovely flower....
In Year 6 this week, we have been writing our own poem for two voices, inspired by ‘The Highwayman’ by Alfred Noyes. Before composing our poems, we planned our poems meticulously, considering two distinct perspectives (narrators) and their contrasting viewpoints....
In Ms Mather’s group, the maths focus this week remains on data and statistics. The children were provided with a large data set- the ages of all Year 6 pupils written in months. We agreed that the data was difficult to read or interpret, so......
Our first group of Year 5 cyclists, this week, took on the challenge of either learning to ride a bike, or spent time refining their skills on how to keep safe when riding on the road. As always, the children have loved the experience, and......
Year 5 have started their art project this week, based on the work of John Dyer. After looking at his work, we could see the background, mid ground and foreground, and discussed how paintings can comprise of different layers to build effect. The children decided......
Look at Year 4’s beautiful clay mosaic coasters. Great work, Year 4!...
Year 4 finished their clay mosaic coasters this week, with a final glaze being added to protect them, but also to provide a glorious sheen. The children were all so happy with their final pieces....
In year 3, Mr Dias has been teaching us how to be a conductor in music. We learned that a conductor leads a group of musicians and took turns to lead our class during the lesson....
This week the children explored the work of Vincent van Gogh and his famous painting The Starry Night. They used papier-mache to create textured bases and then mixed different shades of blue to paint their own night skies. In the final lesson, they will add......
This week the children explored the work of Vincent van Gogh and his famous painting The Starry Night. They used papier-mache to create textured bases and then mixed different shades of blue to paint their own night skies. In the final lesson, they will add......
This week, Year 1 took part in an exciting NFU Big QUESTion workshop, diving into the wonderful world of farming, wildlife and the natural environments around us. The children were buzzing with curiosity as they explored what farmers do, what they might look like, and......
On Thursday and Friday morning this week, our Reception Class had a wonderful time taking part in a very special Mother’s Day activity! The children proudly created their own drawings and then watched with excitement as their mums tried to guess which masterpiece belonged to......
This week in Nursery, we continued our farm-themed learning with the story What the Ladybird Heard. We helped the two thieves recall their “cunning plan” to steal the fine prize cow and had fun rehearsing the rhymes with Makaton actions. The children got hands-on with......
Well done to our hot chocolate with the head winners. This week the children chose between a hot chocolate, or a rainbow rocket ice lolly, and got a special treat- to eat / drink their prize in the staffroom!...
