Times Tables Rockstars At the end of last week, children from Year 1 to Year 6 brought home a Times Tables Rockstars letter. Times Tables Rockstars helps children to improve their rapid recall of their times tables through fun games and competitions and it can...
At the end of last week, children from Year 1 to Year 6 brought home a Times Tables Rockstars letter. Times Tables Rockstars helps children to improve their rapid recall of their times tables through fun games and competitions and it can be accessed from any internet enabled device. We will be celebrating the most active child from each class during Friday’s Celebration Assembly and the school newsletter each week!
We are really proud of our delicious and healthy school meals, which are freshly cooked on the premises by our chef Graham each day.
If your child has a packed lunch, please remember that this should also be healthy and should follow these guidelines:
We are very happy to assist any picky eaters and can also refer to experts who can help if you are worried that your child will not eat their meal but it is important that all meals eaten at school are healthy.
Well done to Year 2 for having the best attendance last week! Your attendance was 96%!
Year 2 : 96%
Year 5 : 96%
Year 6 : 96%
Year 4 : 95%
Year 3 : 93%
Year 1 : 92%
Congratulations to the following children, who had 100% attendance last week!
PunctualityWell done to Year 6 for having the best punctuality last week!
Year 6: 0.3%
Year 5: 0.3%
Year 2: 0.8%
Year 1: 1.2%
Year 4: 1.4%
Year 3: 1.7%
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 on Friday!
Year 6: Gideon
Year 5: Lexi
Year 4: Joella
Year 3: Katelyn
Year 2: Rushane
Year 1: Evangeline
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