Christmas Fair: Parent Helpers Needed Our fantastic PTA have been busy organising the Christmas Fair, which will take place from 3:30 - 5:00pm on Thursday 12th December. They are seeking parent helpers. Can you help? If so, please sign up here to help at the...
Our fantastic PTA have been busy organising the Christmas Fair, which will take place from 3:30 – 5:00pm on Thursday 12th December. They are seeking parent helpers. Can you help? If so, please sign up here to help at the PTA Christmas Fair
Please support the raffle at the Christmas Fair by donating any unwanted gifts or unopened bottles at the school office. We welcome any bottles: shampoo, drink, oil, sauce, perfume, wine, bubble bath… or any bottle at all for the bottle raffle.
Our compulsory school uniform requires that children are wearing black school shoes. We will be speaking to the small number of children who are not in school shoes about this and ask that parents support their children to be in the correct school uniform. You can see our school uniform requirements here: Holy Trinity Primary School | School Uniform
We have several high chairs which are surplus to requirements and which we are giving away to families who need them. We can only give away one high chair per family (unless you have twins!) in order to reach as many families who need them as possible. If you would like a high chair, please contact the office and let them know which type you would prefer – white Ikea or wooden Mothercare.
Good attendance is crucial for your child’s learning, confidence and socialisation. We expect attendance to be at 95% as a minimum as good attendance is is directly linked to improved learning outcomes as well as a better chance of success with:
Friendships
Confidence
Social skills
Attention and listening
Team values
Good mental health
Career pathways
Common coughs and colds are not a reason for school absence. Please see the HSE guidance about incubation periods from school by type of illness here: HSE guidance
You can find out more about attendance at Holy Trinity here: Holy Trinity Primary School | Attendance & Punctuality
Mr Aaron is happy to offer support and advice to help improve attendance and punctuality.
Congratulations to these children, whose brilliant work and attitudes to learning got them nominated for Hot Chocolate with the Head this week!
Year 6: Sheila
Year 5: Destiny
Year 4: Nancy
Year 3: Ivy
Year 2: Theodore
Year 1: Gianna
Please find the link below for the Autumn Term Menus
Week C next week
Last week the children had lots of fun at Holy Moly, where they were thinking about Jesus being the light of the world, and how we can be the light of the world too. To symbolise this, the children decorated their own paper bag lanterns......
Our wonderful choir performed ‘He Reigns’ at Holy Moly last week! Everyone who watched was impressed by their performance!...
This week in Maths we were looking at the greater than, less than and equal symbols. The children had to decide which number was greater than and which number was less than. We then wrote the correct symbol for the sum using the visual aids....
In our PSHE lessons this term, we are learning about celebrating differences. In this weeks lesson, we completed a culture wheel then spoke to our friends about the similar and different cultures we have....
The children enjoyed a music session singing different animal songs to support the theme of the week. The children explored the different sounds of the instruments going “shake, shake” and “bang, bang.”...
The children in preschool created snow pictures using white glitter to reflect what they saw on the way to nursery....
We couldn’t resist sharing this additional photo of children enjoying the pet visit to Nursery!...
This week, we had some very special visitors at the nursery—a pair of adorable doggies and a fascinating turtle! The children were absolutely thrilled to meet our animal friends, and their excitement was contagious. As part of the visit, we also had a unique opportunity......
Reception class enjoyed retelling the story of ‘The Three Little Pigs’ using role play!...
In Year 2 we were excited to meet Elizabeth’s dad who is from Kenya. He taught us about his experience of life in Nairobi. We made comparisons between life in Nairobi and London. We ate some delicious Del Monte pineapple slices which were grown in......
Year 3 enjoyed a trip to the Natural History Museum on Tuesday, linked to their recent science topic of Rocks, Soils and Fossils. We saw hundreds, if not thousands, of different rocks- with a huge array of colours, shapes, textures and sizes. We completed our......
In maths this week, Year 4 have been bridging 1,000. We used tens frames and number lines to make 1000 before adding any left over 100s....
This week, year 6 have been learning about the importance of keeping safe and travelling safely when journeying to and from school. Pupils were given the opportunity to talk to members of TFL, The Metropolitan Police as well the London Fire Brigade to explore the......
