Baptism and Admission to Communion Congratulations to these two children who, after preparing over a number of weeks, took the next step in their journey as Christians by being baptised and admitted to communion during Holy Moly before half term. Reading at Home Reading...
Congratulations to these two children who, after preparing over a number of weeks, took the next step in their journey as Christians by being baptised and admitted to communion during Holy Moly before half term.
Reading every day at home helps your child develop a wider vocabulary and supports accurate reading comprehension at the expected speed and level.
Please make sure your child reads daily at home and that their reading record is completed.
If your child is in a phonics group, they will be bringing the following books home in their pouch:
Well done to Year 4 for having the best attendance in the week before half term! Your attendance was 97%!
Year 4 : 97%
Year 3 : 95%
Year 2 : 94%
Congratulations to the following children, who had 100% attendance last week:
Punctuality
Well done to Year 3 and Year 6 for having the best punctuality in the week before half term!
Year 3 and Year 6 : 0% Lateness!
Year 2 : 0.4%
Year 5 : 0.7%
Year 4 : 0.7%
Year 1 : 1.3%
Year 3 : 2.8%
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 class champions for each class in the week before half term. Well done!:
These children were the overall champions. Well done!:
Open to children from Year 4 – Year 6. RSVP to together@trinitysaintsunited.co.uk
In this Get Arty session, we got arty by using some leaves to create colourful butterfly wings. We explored different mediums and textures in this activity, printing and painting to make the images. The children really enjoyed making their very own butterfly....
At Holy Moly this week, two children were baptised and admitted to their first communion. We considered the significance and importance of water, bread, wine, the Bible and the candle in these ceremonies. When we go on a trip, we need water, food, a drink,......
In collective worship this week, we listened to Psalms 23 and Aleka explained how God is like a shepherd taking care of us, providing for us, guiding us and protecting us....
Year 5 treated us to a fascinating assembly about Ancient Greece this week! They shared lots of information about their learning with us and even performed a song they had learned. Thank you Year 5!...
Baby Room have been exploring the outdoors with our minibeast friends. We’re taking a closer look at the different types of invertebrates, including beetles, grasshoppers and bees. We’re also taking turns to pet them and try to feed them leaves, which was quite exciting....
This week, we wrapped up our story Lola Plants a Garden with a real-life planting experience! The children got their hands dirty potting seeds and began a science experiment on Monday, planting beans in cotton balls. By Thursday, we were thrilled to discover that some beans had......
This week, Reception class were challenged to dig up some worms! The children were really proud each time they found a worm and shared their experiences. Then they assembled a wormery too. We checked on it each day. On Friday, all children created their ‘minibeast’......
This week at Dalston Curve Garden, Year 1 were on the hunt for minibeasts. They searched high and low and found lots of wonderful creatures. They really enjoyed learning about their habitats and how to identify the different species. Year 1 are loving this project......
In RE this term, Year 2 have been answering the big question ‘How does a Muslim show commitment to God (Allah)’? This week, we learned about a special journey or pilgrimage (Hajj) which many Muslims take to show devotion and commitment to their faith. We......
We have investigating the functions of different parts of a plant by conducting quite a few experiments. In this one, we were looking at the function of a stem by placing it in water with food colouring. We think that the petals will change colour......
In RE this week, we finished our unit on learning about the lives of Hindus. We played snakes and ladders and we represented the snakes as bad karma in a Hindu’s life and ladders as good karma in a Hindu’s life....
This week in science we learned about and explored the reproductive parts of plants to understand how pollination works....
In RE this week, we have been exploring the story of the Pentecost and its importance in carrying the Christian message 2,000 years later. We analysed three biblical extracts, identifying common themes of hope, faith and unity before designing our own church banners inspired by......
