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18th March 2022

18.03.22 Newsletter

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Parents Evening Parents evening will be running on site and in person on Tuesday 29th March.  Please use the links below to sign up for a Parents Evening time slot on Tuesday 29th March.  You will need to download a free app called Google Docs to...

Parents Evening

Parents evening will be running on site and in person on Tuesday 29th March.  Please use the links below to sign up for a Parents Evening time slot on Tuesday 29th March.  You will need to download a free app called Google Docs to be able to sign up.  If possible try to drop children at home before attending parents evening, if you need to bring your children with you please make sure that they have a book to read or something to do to keep them busy while you are in the parent meeting.

Nursery – Ms Hannah Williams

Reception H – Ms Steph Li Rosi

Reception T – Mr Sam Smith

Year 1H – Ms Maria McConnell

Year 1T – Ms Elizabeth Craig

Year 2H – Ms Philippa Hay

Year 2T – Ms Stephanie Masserick

Year 3H – Ms Jessica Busby

Year 3T – Mr Thomas Whittle

Year 4H – Ms Chi Chi Freeman

Year 4T – Ms Rebecca Porritt

Year 5 – Mr Adam Head

Year 6 – Ms Sophia Jama

 

PE changes – this week only

There are various events happening across this week including the Year 6 residential and a trip for Reception class.  As a result and for this week only, we have moved some PE lessons around and they are as follows.  None of the changes take place until Tuesday however we do apologise for any inconvenience caused by the short notice of this information.

Monday  – Year 1H & Year 5 as normal

Tuesday – Year 4 as normal

Wednesday – Both Reception H&T classes

Thursday – Year 1 T moved to Thursday from Friday

Friday – Both Year 2 H&T moved to Friday from Thursday

Friday – Both Year 3 H&T Year 3T moved to Friday from Thursday

 

Hot Chocolate with the Head

Well done to Ola in our Nursery, Ariadne in Reception H, Chloe in Reception T, Jessica Appiah in Year 1 H, Anayah in Year 1 T, Jannat in Year 2 H, Rajan in Year 2 T, Jaiya in Year 3 H, Shiyar in Year 3 T, Lotte in Year 4 H and Joshua in Year 4 T all of whom have been awarded Hot Chocolate with the Head next Thursday!!

Easter Camps at Holy Trinity

This Easter there will be camps running at Holy Trinity in the form of Art and Well being with the Art Imaginarium – https://www.theartimaginarium.co.uk/, Sports Camps run by BADU – https://www.thebaduway.com/holidaycamps and Music with The Strings Club – https://www.thestringsclub.org/

Weekend Drama and Sports at Holy Trinity

Holy Trinity School building is a busy place on the weekends and during the holidays.  We have attached some links and fliers in case you are looking for holiday or weekend activities for your children.  We host Stage Coach (drama), Strings (music) and Badu (sports).

Stage Coach Hackney – https://www.stagecoach.co.uk/hackney

In the news this week…

We have had so much fun enjoying our outdoor theatre! We have created lots of different shows, including retelling stories, creating our own and even hosting a dance party! We used our mark making skills to create signs and song request sheets, and took turns to be......

18 March, 2022

This week we have been working together to count forwards and backwards in the correct order. We played missing number games and muddled up numbers on a washing line for re-ordering to hone our counting skills....

18 March, 2022

As part of our celebration of British Science Week 2022 we tested the hypothesis ‘The taller you are, the further you can jump.’ In our class, we found that this was the case. We are excited to hear the results from the rest of the......

18 March, 2022

As it it is science week, we have planted some Sunflower seeds. We are looking forward to see how they grow!...

18 March, 2022

This week we have been loving science week! We had an enquiry question which was asking whether a triangular prism or a cylinder is stronger. We worked together to solve the problem by seeing which one held more weight!...

18 March, 2022

We’ve been busy baking bread for our snack during British Science week. We enjoyed making observations before and after we proofed the dough. “It was much bigger after we covered it!”...

18 March, 2022

In our geography lessons this term we have been learning about mountains, volcanoes and earthquakes. Today we made an ‘earthquake simulator’ to help us to better understand our enquiry question What is an earthquake? We had so much fun and are now able to explain......

18 March, 2022

We have been learning about what causes and earthquake. We created a model that represents the movement of tectonic plates and the effects it has on the earth and the buildings....

18 March, 2022

For science week we are exploring the theme of ‘Growth’ we investigated how yeast causes dough to rise....

18 March, 2022

We published some fantastic setting descriptions based on their own narrative inspired by ‘A River’ by Marc Martin. Miss Porritt was blown away by the captivating figurative language used such as onomatopoeia, similes, metaphors and expanded noun phrases. We are fantastic at creating mood and......

18 March, 2022

As part of science week we planted sunflower seeds. We thought about all the things plants need to survive. We will see how tall ours will grow!...

18 March, 2022

We have taken part in a science investigation: The taller you are, the longer you jump. We measured each other’s height, then took to the playground to measure how long each person jumped. Our investigation results were, that strength determined how long your jump was......

18 March, 2022

There are several parents, carers and staff worried about the use of cars at morning drop off time.  As you will see in the photo’s below, cars are being parked and left in a way that blocks pavements and road crossings forcing pavements users such......

13 March, 2022

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......

04 March, 2022

Across all of our Early Years classes we are looking at ways to enhance our Home Corners and develop a Mud Kitchen Area to further support the development of communication and language. Research shows that childrens oral language develops when they can role play familiar situations and......

26 February, 2022
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