Anti-Bullying Week Thank you to those of you who sent their children to school on Monday in Odd Socks to celebrate our uniqueness. Last year over 13,000 schools took part in Odd Socks Day. Andy Day (CBeebies/CBBC) and his band Andy and the Odd Socks...
Thank you to those of you who sent their children to school on Monday in Odd Socks to celebrate our uniqueness.
Last year over 13,000 schools took part in Odd Socks Day. Andy Day (CBeebies/CBBC) and his band Andy and the Odd Socks are supporting the AntiBullying Alliance to help bring Odd Socks Day to life again this year. Have a listen to the brilliant song they have recorded especially for Anti-Bullying Week, One Kind Word.
In a world that can sometimes feel like it’s filled with negativity, one kind word can provide a moment of hope. It can be a turning point. It can change someone’s perspective. It can change their day. It can change the course of a conversation and break the cycle of bullying. Best of all, one kind word leads to another. Kindness fuels kindness. So from the playground to Parliament, and from our phones to our homes, together, our actions can fire a chain reaction that powers positivity.
Well done to Sasha in the Nursery, Mam-Lai in Reception H, Journey in Reception T, Elijah in Year 1 H, Nyah-Rae in Year 1 T, Shalin in Year 2 H, Raimund-Marvin in Year 2 T, Dakarie in Year 3 H, Favour in Year 3 T, Gianni in Year 4 H, Mikel in Year 4 T, Cairo in Year 5 H and Ralph in Year 6 H all of whom have been awarded Hot Chocolate with the Head for next Thursday!!
Friday 19th November was Children in Need and we marked the day here at Holy Trinity by coming to school in non-uniform wearing as many spots as we could find! We have gone totally dotty all day and raised £220 for Children in Need here in school. Thank you everyone!
The lost property box is being worked on by some helpful parents, the contents have been washed and were put out on parents evening to be re-homed if not claimed. We will continue to take pieces of clean and in good condition pieces of school uniform to share with others. Please help yourself to the clothing out on the table in the front office.
School photographs are taking place on Monday 22nd November. Please let the front office know by 3pm on Saturday 20th November if you wish for your children to have their photographs taken together.
You can use this link or pop into the office to let them know.
Year 1H and Year 6 Children should come to school in their uniform and bring their PE kit to change into.
Please remember to return the nasal flu vaccination for your child to have their nasal flu vaccine in school like they do every year. This needs to be returned to school by the end of the school day on Monday 22nd November as the NHS come to collect the forms from school. Please return this form even if you are refusing the vaccine as this means we are clear of your wishes one way or another. If you don’t have a copy there are spares that can be collected from the front office up until 4pm on Monday 22nd November.
Walking, cycling or scooting to school helps to keep your family fit and active. It also helps to reduce your risk of coming into contact with someone who has COVID compared with catching a bus or train. When you arrive at school please remember to......
Please use the link here to check your eligibility, please check even if your child is gets a free school meal because they are in Reception, Year 1 or Year 2. We encourage all parents to find out if they are entitled to free school......
Click the link here to see the style of watch that will help your child to read the time. Following the Christmas Holiday we will be doing lots of work on learning to read time. The best way to learn to read time is to......
On Wednesday 15th December 2021 we will host our annual Christmas Lunch for the children in school. If your child normally has a packed lunch and you wish for them to have a packed lunch on that day please let the from office know by......
Please remember to return the nasal vaccination flu form for your child to have their nasal flu vaccine in school like they do every year. This needs to be returned to school by the end of the school day on Monday 22nd November as the......
Please note that individual school photographs will take place on Monday 22nd November 2021. Please ensure your child is in full school uniform and if you need any items please order from the online store here. Please let the front office know by 3pm on......
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Creating a digital footprint for a child by sharing information about them has become known as ‘Sharenting’, when parents inadvertently or intentionally create a digital dossier for their child. This week as we have talked in classes about bullying, both in person and online. One of the things......
We have been creating an anti-bullying raps or poems. We also used GarageBand to create music to accompany our raps. Watch the poems below that were written and performed by children here at Holy Trinity during Anti-bullying Week....
We have been preparing our presentations about anti-bullying week....
For Anti-Bullying week, we enjoyed wearing odd socks on Monday to represent how we should celebrate our differences. On Tuesday, our wonderfully confident school councillors delivered a presentation on the importance of being kind and how we can stop bullying. We then made some anti-bullying......
In Science we are learning about the skeleton and how our bones are important for the protection of our organs and how they help us to move. Did you know that if we didn’t have bones, we would all be like slugs!...
In our art lesson we were learning about sketching and the importance of shading. After practicing shading techniques we chose our favourite cartoon character to sketch. We loved learning how shade and make our drawings look 3D. ...
We have been focussing a lot on anti-bullying week. On Tuesday, we designed our own superheroes. We gave them names that we thought would be inspiring and powers that would show that they are against bullying. Some of these names included “lightning boy” who directed......
Our school councillors, delivered an interesting and exciting presentation about anti-bullying this week when they led collective worship. We then designed anti-bullying super heroes with different super powers!...
During anti-bullying week we created anti-bullying superheroes. We thought about how we can all be anti-bullying superheroes being used kind words and kind hands. We also talked about the meaning of the word bullying....
In Maths we have been learning about the terms part and whole. We learnt that a part is always smaller than the whole and that the whole is always bigger than each of the parts....
We have been studying a range of 2D shapes this week. We have been identifying and categorising the shapes with our partners. This has enabled us to have discussions about the properties of the shapes and we are becoming more confident recalling these facts each......
We have been continuing to explore shapes. We have been extending our knowledge by naming these and explaining some of their features. We have been using words such as ‘sides’, ‘corners’, ‘pointy’, ’round’ and ‘flat’ to identify and describe them. We have been using our......
We have been revisiting phase 1 in Phonics. We have been on some awesome sound walks and have been playing sound games. During this game we had to sing faster if we were close to our teddy bear or slower if we were getting further away....
We are learning about Autumn, so we decided to mix blue, red and yellow paints to create brown. We used twigs and sticks to mix the colours together and then painted different Autumn objects....