Year 2 have really enjoyed working on their R.E. floor book. We have been learning about how Christians show commitment to God and the church and this week we learnt about Christenings and Baptisms. We love working on our floor book together as it is...
In our Art lessons, we were focusing on our sketching skills. We followed a tutorial to learn how to sketch a toucan. Next week, we will move onto shading and colouring. We all really enjoyed this calming activity especially whilst the weather is so warm!...
We have been writing a persuasive text about deforestation. Before we started writing, we held a debate where we argued for and against deforestation in the Amazon rainforest....
We took part in a science STEM workshop with Cambridge University students. We learned all about the periodic table and atoms! We also created our own artwork based on atoms!...
We have had an exciting week in Writing as we have been creating our very own folk tales! We know that folk tales are fiction, often teach a lesson, have repeated phrases and involve a trickster, such as Anansi the cheeky spider!...
In our Writing lessons, we continued exploring the rainforest for our information texts. Firstly, we ranked our most exciting facts about the rainforest and then we completed a layout for our writing, focusing on all the features of information texts....
Across the world, tigers are endangered. As part of our latest persuasive writing unit, we have written letters to convince poachers to stop hunting tigers and given alternative solutions to earning money. Have a look at Anaiah’s fantastic letter!...
Parent Workshop - Zones of Regulation - Tuesday 21st June We would like to take this opportunity to welcome Danila the Education Mental Health Practitioner who has recently joined us at Holy Trinity. Danila, alongside Chantelle Phillips the schools Mental Health lead will be running a short...
We understand that during these difficult times, children have been more likely to become unwell, be isolating or suffering a family bereavement however daily attendance at school is crucial for children's development as it ensures that they do not develop gaps in learning. We expect attendance to...