Safeguarding Pupils in Our Building Parents and carers, please note that safeguarding rules state that you are not meant to enter the school building without direct supervision from school staff. This includes before and after school because of children in Breakfast and After School Clubs....
Parents and carers, please note that safeguarding rules state that you are not meant to enter the school building without direct supervision from school staff. This includes before and after school because of children in Breakfast and After School Clubs. If you need to enter the building or speak to somebody, please ask a member of staff for support – we will be happy to help!
The playground at Snake Park has been improved, with lots of new equipment and places to explore. We would recommend it as a fantastic place to take your children for a play! Photos courtesy of the De Beauvoir Association newsletter.
Well done to Year 2 for having the best attendance last week! Your attendance was 98%!
Year 2 : 98%
Year 4 : 96%
Year 3 : 96%
Year 5 : 95%
Year 6 : 94%
Year 1 : 93%
Congratulations to the following children, who had 100% attendance last week:
Punctuality
Well done to Year 4 for having the best punctuality last week!
Year 4 : 0%
Year 5 : 0.3%
Year 3 : 0.4%
Year 1 : 0.4%
Year 2 : 0.7%
Year 6 : 0.9%
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.
These children were the overall leaders for the school this week. Well done!:
At Holy Moly this week, the children celebrated the resurrection of Jesus, through scripture, craft and song. They listened to the Bible reading and sermon, crafted ‘tie dye’ style crosses and choir sang ‘Our God is a Great Big God’ beautifully....
This week, Rev Laura told us the story of Doubting Thomas from John 20: 24-29. Thomas (also known as Didymus) doubted that Jesus was risen and said that he needed to touch Jesus’ wounds in order to be certain. Jesus let Thomas touch his wounds......
Year 5 began their Bikeability training this week with Cycle Confident. Whether the children could ride prior to the course or not, all in the group have made great progress, either learning the skill of safely riding on the road, or learning to ride on......
In the Baby Room, we are exploring textures through coloured spaghetti. Using our spoons and forks, we’re scooping, mixing and squishing the spaghetti, creating a delicious rainbow meal....
The children in the 2 Year Olds’ Room have been listening to the story of “Brown Bear, Brown Bear.” The children have been learning about the different colours of the animals that have been shown in the story and they really enjoyed recapping what they......
This week we continued exploring our core text “Aaaargh, Spider!” and discovered lots of fascinating facts about spiders. The children were especially curious about where spiders’ webs come from, how many legs they have, and how many eyes! They also enjoyed drawing spiders and creating their......
Enjoying the sunshine in Reception class! Amongst all the focused learning, we do like to have lots of fun experiences too! This week we have thoroughly enjoyed water play with the water hose. Just look at the joy on our faces!...
This week, Year 1 had the first of their trips to the Dalston Curve Garden. The children thoroughly enjoyed meeting the lovely gardeners who tend to this wonderful local setting. The children explored the gardens, looking at all of the beautiful plants and flowers and......
For Family Friday this week, we continued our Science learning about how animals grow and change. We focused especially on humans and what we need to stay healthy and strong. We had fun sorting play food into the five food groups and we looked at......
In history this week, Year 4 were learning about the push and pull factors that led the Anglo-Saxons to invade Britain after the Romans left. They began by identifying what some of the reasons might have been and determined which reasons were likely, unlikely and......
On Thursday, we went over to Holy Trinity Church to take part in a session with Rev Laura and Rev Josie. We had a chance to reflect on our spiritual journey whilst we are growing up....
Year 6 (Miss Mather’s maths group) have been learning about ratio this week. We have used the terminology “for every” to describe the comparison of amounts within a ratio and discussed how this compares to how we describe fractions (as parts of a whole). We......
Year 6 have been working so hard in the run-up to their SATs tests that this week they were given a well-deserved reward!...
Year 6 concluded mock SATs week with a practical maths lesson, consolidating their understanding of unit conversion. Children worked in groups to determine how many 10ml syringes would be required to fill their 500ml beakers, before going head to head – in a timed relay......
