Free Activities for Children and Families During Half Term There are lots of fun, free activities happening at libraries across Hackney this half term! Activities include arts and crafts, book activities and film screenings. Find out what's on here: February Half Term — Love Hackney...
There are lots of fun, free activities happening at libraries across Hackney this half term! Activities include arts and crafts, book activities and film screenings. Find out what’s on here: February Half Term — Love Hackney
There is also free fun at Hackney Museum, including arts and crafts activities and a Tourmaline and the Museum of Marvels Trail, where children find objects hiding in the museum to win a sticker! More information can be found here : Visitor Information – Family Visits – Hackney Museum
You can find lots of other free activities here. Please check for availability before attending: 38 free things to do in London with kids
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.
Hot Chocolate with the HeadWell done to the following children for being awarded Hot Chocolate with the Head for their brilliant work / attitudes to learning this week:
Year 1 : Daniel O
Year 2 : Daniela
Year 3 : Chloe
Year 4 : Kalaeb
Year 5 : Esra-Mae
Year 6 : Tilara
Well done to Year 2 for having the best attendance last week! Your attendance was 98%!
Year 2 : 98%
Year 5 : 97%
Year 4 : 94%
Year 6 : 93%
Year 3 : 91%
Year 1 : 88%
Congratulations to the following children, who had 100% attendance last week!
PunctualityWell done to Year 4 for having the best punctuality last week!
Year 4: 0%
Year 6: 0.3%
Year 2: 0.4%
Year 1: 0.4%
Year 5: 0.7%
Year 3: 1.4%
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.
Well done to the following children for being the class champions this week and for playing Times Tables Rockstars for the most minutes in their class!
These children were the overall leaders for the school. Well done!
This week the babies are continuing on with the transport theme. In this picture, they are making a train using recycled cardboard for their role-play station. The babies are exploring various resources including blue paint for the train, paper plates as wheels and some tissue......
What an exciting and enriching final week of term we’ve had in Nursery! The children have been busy exploring, learning and having lots of fun through hands-on activities. In Maths, we worked on identifying numerals and matching them with quantities up to 5. Through engaging games......
Reception worked together to make a tasty dish, while talking about what they were doing in order to develop their vocabulary...
Year 1 entertained us with a fantastic assembly this week, where they shared their learning about Australia with us!...
In our assembly last week, Year 1 shared their art work, inspired by Aboriginal art, which they produced as part of their topic ‘Australia’ . Look at their lovely work!...
In PSHE this week we read the wonderful story of ‘The Colour Monster’. This book helped us think about the different emotions we can feel throughout the day. The book encouraged us to think about who helps us and how we can help ourselves in......
In Music this week we sang a catchy song about chickens and hens. Some of us used percussion instruments to mark the beat and we used hand actions to show that we understood the musical notation of a ‘rest’....
We learned about what different people did during the disaster of the Great Fire. Working in pairs, we made presentations to decide who was most to blame for the fire and who was the biggest hero. We had fun sharing ideas and thinking about who......
To finish off our Collage unit in Art, we looked at Bridget Riley who is famous for her Op Art! We used black paper to collage our own optical illusions. The illusions made our eyes go all funny and disorientated and some of us could......
In Religious Education this week, the children have wrapped up their knowledge from the half term on Hinduism by answering the question ‘How do Hindus worship?’...
Year 5 had a fantastic time on their residential trip to Ufton Court, where they took part in lots of fun outdoor and indoor activities. Here are just a few of the things they did!...
This week, through a series of investigations, Year 6 have been exploring how light can be reflected from one surface to another. This has helped them to understand how we see. Children were then given the task of creating a mirror maze to direct light......
