Class Photo QR Codes Your child should have brought home a QR code to help you view and order class photos. If you haven't received one, please ask your child's class teacher! Please note that we have moved the date of Year 3 and 4's...
Your child should have brought home a QR code to help you view and order class photos. If you haven’t received one, please ask your child’s class teacher!
Please note that we have moved the date of Year 3 and 4’s Bake Sale to the 4th July due to Sports Day on Friday!
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 1 for having the best attendance last week! Your attendance was 97%! Well done Year 4 for achieving 96% attendance!
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% Lateness!
Year 1 : 0.4%
Year 3 : 0.7%
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.
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
Year 3 showcased their knowledge of Spain and its culture in their wonderful class assembly this week. We heard about popular food in Spain, learned about the bulls that run through the streets of Pamplona, and about the unique and inspiring, Antoni Gaudi designed architecture in......
Last week, we enjoyed a fascinating assembly where we learned about film-making and A.I. from Kamil’s father, who is a successful film-maker. He told us about the skills needed to enter a career in film-making, the equipment he uses and how he brings his imagination......
Year 1 had an exciting time at Dalston Eastern Curve Garden again this week, learning about different leaves and their names. They made observational drawings of leaves and also enjoyed making ‘fossils’ using clay with leaves. They measured the plants and had lots of fun!...
This week, we continued enjoying our story Anna Hibiscus, and it inspired us to explore some exciting new activities. Just like Anna does in the story, we had a go at cooking and pounding yams! Everyone quickly realised how hard it was, which helped us understand......
This Thursday, during choosing time, we made and decorated a shop. It was Levi’s idea at first, then we all wanted to join in! Many of the children had roles such as builders, managers and a baker; some children even changed their names and invented their jobs!......
Year 1 had a great PE lesson this week, and showed great turn taking, sportsmanship and cooperation during their game of bench football. Best of all, the children had such fun, and smiles were abound....
This week in Art, we explored working with clay and practised four key techniques: kneading, coiling, rolling, and cutting. The children enjoyed getting creative as they softened the clay, rolled it into shapes, made coils, and used tools to cut and decorate. These skills will......
This term in Art, we are looking at the artist Yinka Shonibare, who combines African and European influences in his art. We have looked at the bold and colourful prints he has created with repeated patterns and had a go at duplicating them ourselves. We......
In writing this week, Year 4 have finished their diary entries. They’ve made sure to use all the features of a diary that we have learned this year....
This term in Science we have been learning about Extreme Earth – mountains, volcanoes and Earthquakes. This week we learned about the structure of Earth and created posters to showcase our understanding of the different layers of Earth....
This week, Year 5 and 6 have been learning how to sketch a full length picture of themselves in preparation for their contribution to the Dalston Peace Mural project. This is an art project to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the incredible Dalston Peace Mural.......
In Geography this week, we have been learning about the cause of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions across the world. We found that countries which sit around the Pacific Plate are prone to more natural disasters due to the placement of plate boundaries and volcanic hotspots.......
In Science this week, we have been learning about Electricity. We explored the difference between electrical insulators and conductors by creating a circuit using a bulb, wire, aluminium foil, a cell and cotton thread. During the investigation, we were able to notice that aluminium foil......
