These children were awarded Hot Chocolate with the Head for excellent learning / behaviour this week! Well done to: Year 1 : Ayla Year 2 : Dolcey-Lou Year 3 : Raheem Year 4 : Mary Year 5 : Melina Year 6 : Anayah & Mai Attendance...
Year 1 : Ayla
Year 2 : Dolcey-Lou
Year 3 : Raheem
Year 4 : Mary
Year 5 : Melina
Year 6 : Anayah & Mai
Congratulations to Nursery for winning this week’s attendance with a fantastic 100%
Nursery : 99%
Reception : 99%
Year 1 : 98%
Year 3 : 98%
Year 6 : 96%
Year 2 : 96%
Year 4 : 96%
Year 5 : 89%
Congratulations to the following children, who had 100% attendance:
PunctualityWell done to Nursery & Year 4 : 0% Lateness
Year 1 : 0.4%
Year 3 : 0.7%
Reception : 0.8%
Nursery : 1.6%
Year 6 : 1.3%
Year 5 : 1.7%
Year 2 : 2%
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:
Below you can find links to all of this term’s curriculum newsletters, for Nursery to Year 6. Inside, you will find lots of useful information about the term ahead, including key adults, curriculum content, homework, P.E. days, important dates, and ways in which you can support your child’s learning at home.
A big thank you to class teachers and Ms Mather for their time and effort in compiling all of the information included in the newsletters.
Nursery Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term
Reception Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term
Year 1 Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term
Year 2 Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term
Year 3 Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term
Year 4 Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term
Year 5 Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term
Year 6 Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term
Looking for a fun, creative club where your child can build confidence, make friends and shine on stage?
Our Drama Club is back this Autumn Term, and we’re excited to be working towards a special end-of-term performance for family and friends to enjoy!
Throughout the term, children will:
– Develop confidence and self-esteem
– Learn acting skills through exciting drama games and activities
– Rehearse as part of a cast and work together as a team
– Build creativity, imagination and communication skills
– Perform in a fantastic showcase at the end of term!
Whether your child already loves performing or is looking to grow in confidence, our welcoming club is the perfect place to develop new skills while having lots of fun.
Places are still open for the Autumn Term!
Existing Members: As our clubs run on a rolling monthly subscription, children who attended last term will automatically continue into the Autumn Term unless we receive written notice that you wish to cancel. If your child is already enrolled, there’s nothing you need to do!
New families can book a place here: https://pbbl.uk/4bkvZER
If you have any questions, please email lauren@thedramacentre.co.uk
We can’t wait to welcome both returning and new members for another fantastic term of drama!
This week in the Baby Room, we continued our adventure with Handa’s Surprise, focusing on the theme of food. At snack time, the children had the chance to taste some of the exotic fruits from the story. They explored the different smells, colours and textures.......
The children really enjoyed this hands-on exploration activity, crushing Weetabix, scooping it up, sprinkling it into their bowls and plates, and making cupcakes! In addition to the fun, they all had an opportunity to build strength in their fingers and wrists, explore their senses without......
This week, in Literacy, we focused on the story So Much. The children loved joining in and were able to retell the story independently, remembering all the family members, their actions and the words they said! To bring our topic on Birthdays to a delicious......
In our Clergy collective worship this week, we thought about what prayer is. Rev Laura told us about the Church of Pater Nostra, in the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem. This is where it is traditionally believed that Jesus taught the Lord’s Prayer to his......
Year 2 taught us about Walter Tull in their brilliant sharing assembly this week. Walter Tull was born in 1888 and became a professional footballer, playing for Tottenham Hotspur in a time where he overcame much adversity as a result of racism. He was also......
Year 6 treated us to a fantastic sharing assembly, where we heard about their learning about Anne Frank’s experiences of World War II and listened to their fantastic diary entries. Well done Year 6 – we loved hearing about your learning!...
Holy Trinity is delighted to present and congratulate this year’s Reading Champions! The girls will be working closely with our Reading Ambassadors across the school to raise the profile of reading and inspire a love of books among our pupils. This week, they made us......
The focus in Gardening Club this week was Kitchen Gardens. We began by watching an episode of “I Can Grow It” entitled “Herbs” on BBC iPlayer, and learnt about lots of different herbs. We each smelt and squeezed our own sprig of Rosemary, before choosing......
This week, we have wrapped up our first history unit of the year. Students learned all about past and present, comparing toys and schools, and how to timeline their life. This week, we learned about family trees using the exciting Heeler family from Bluey! Check......
In Year 3, we have been testing different soils. In our investigation, we tested 3 different soils to see which was the most permeable. We added water to the soil and timed how long it took for the water to pass through. Some soils were......
In science, the children carried out an exciting investigation into changes of state. They froze water in plastic gloves to create ice hands, then observed what happened as the ice melted at room temperature. They carefully monitored which parts melted first and how the shape......
The children have been exploring perimeter in maths, investigating rectangles and rectilinear shapes. Using matchsticks to create their own shapes, they practised identifying and counting the sides, developing their understanding of how perimeter measures the total distance around a shape....
As part of our Black History Month learning, the children have been exploring the inspiring life and legacy of Claudia Jones, a journalist, activist and founder of the Notting Hill Carnival. In English, they investigated the key features of a newspaper article, annotating examples to identify......
This week, Year 6 have been exploring a range of mark-making and shading techniques to create depth and tone in their sketches. They have been developing their understanding of gradation, experimenting with different pencil grips and varying pressure to discover how light, shadow and texture......