A Fantastic World Book Day! We enjoyed a truly brilliant World Book Day on Thursday, with activities, awards, readings and a wide variety of costumes! An enormous thank you to Ms Benazayez, Ms Oria and Mr Georgie for all the evening preparations and to all...
We enjoyed a truly brilliant World Book Day on Thursday, with activities, awards, readings and a wide variety of costumes! An enormous thank you to Ms Benazayez, Ms Oria and Mr Georgie for all the evening preparations and to all the staff for your work in making it such a great day!
Our Writing Competition is taking place again this year. The deadline is the 11th March. There are 5 book vouchers as prizes and the winning Key Stage 2 entry will also have their book published! Please see above for more information.
The PTA have been given this pushchair / buggy, which is in very good condition. If you would like it, please email pta@holytrinity.hackney.sch.uk
The PTA are gratefully accepting Easter eggs and bottles (alcoholic and non alcoholic) for the Easter Fair raffle – please drop any donations to the office before the fair. Thank you.
Red Nose Day is on Friday 20th March. This year, we will not be selling red noses but these can be bought locally in Sainsbury’s or Argos – or online at Amazon – in the run up to Red Nose Day. We are inviting children to dress in red for £1 on Friday 20th March so that we can support Comic Relief. You can find out more about the impact of your donation does here.
Congratulations to the following children, who were awarded Hot Chocolate with the Head for excellent learning / behaviour this week:
Year 1 : Ayra
Year 2 : Regnare
Year 3 : Isla
Year 4 : Ariah
Year 5 : Rileigh
Year 6 : Abolade & TJ
Congratulations to the following class for exceeding our target of 95% attendance this week:
Year 3 : 96%
Year 2 : 96%
Year 6 : 95%
Year 5 : 95%
Congratulations to the following children, who had 100% attendance:
Evidence shows that the students with the highest attendance throughout their time in school gain the best GCSE and A Level results.
Here’s what the data shows:
Is My Child Too Ill for School?
PunctualityWell done to Year 3 : 0% Lateness
Year 6 : 0.7%
Year 4 : 0.7%
Year 5 : 1%
Year 2 : 1.3%
Year 1 : 2.6%
These children were the class champions for each class last week. Look at how many minutes they played for! Well done to:
These children were the overall TIME champions. Well done!:
These pupils had the most correct answers! Well done to:
Well done to all these hard working mathematicians! The overall winners were:
In Science Club this week, the children designed and created their own parachutes to launch off the balconies, with an egg in the holder. Some of our parachutes went much further than we anticipated and we enjoyed eating our egg afterwards....
Year 6 pupils in Ms Mather’s maths group have, this week, been learning about statistics and data. Having looked and revised strategies for reading data across a range of representations (such as bar charts, line graphs, pictograms and tables) we then moved on to study......
Year 5 enjoyed World Book Day on Thursday and dressed up well. Can you guess who these children were dressed as?...
Year 4 based their day on the story “The Barnabus Project”. We created our own mixed up creatures, designed them a suitable habitat and also played an escape room activity to escape the lab!...
In science this week, year 4 learned about the first step in the digestive system, teeth. We learnt about incisors, canines and molars....
Year 3 are looking at branching databases in Computing. We have been learning about open and closed questions. We asked a series of closed questions to put different creatures into groups....
In Year 3, we read the book Mr Wolf’s Pancakes by Jan Fearnley. We then went to the DT room and made our own, topped with strawberries, bananas and chocolate spread! After that we wrote instructions, sharing how to make them. Big thanks to Miss......
We had a fantastic time celebrating World Book Day! The day was filled with excitement as children arrived dressed as their favourite characters and took part in a range of fun activities. From treasure hunts to storytelling and creative classroom tasks, the whole school embraced......
As part of our World Book Day celebrations, Year 2 visited Waterstones Islington to choose their special £1 books using their World Book Day tokens. The children were very excited to explore the shelves, browse a variety of stories and select books that caught their......
This week, Year 1 were treated to a truly magical experience as they took part in a special workshop inspired by The Velveteen Rabbit. The children gathered together to hear the story read aloud, becoming completely absorbed in its gentle themes of love, imagination, and......
The Reception class had an absolutely magical time celebrating World Book Day! It was fantastic to see so many incredible costumes and to welcome so many parents who came in to play, read, and celebrate with us. The classroom was full of excitement, imagination, and......
This week in Nursery, we continued reading What the Ladybird Heard and deepened our understanding of farms and their importance. We discovered that many of our favorite foods come from farms and learned which animals produce different products! In Maths, we explored the differences between 2D and 3D shapes,......
The children had lots of fun exploring some gloop made from cornflour, plain flour, water and yellow paint. The children used their hands to create some marks, enjoyed filling the measuring cups and trying to use the pipettes. It was lovely to hear them using......
