Year 6's Production: The Greatest Show! This week we enjoyed Year 6's FANTASTIC performance of The Greatest Showman. From the moment they took part in their auditions, the children have taken the production very seriously, helping to make brilliant costumes and props, carefully learning their...
This week we enjoyed Year 6’s FANTASTIC performance of The Greatest Showman. From the moment they took part in their auditions, the children have taken the production very seriously, helping to make brilliant costumes and props, carefully learning their lines, choreographing eye-catching dances and singing, singing, singing!
The performance was a triumph and we cannot thank the following people enough for their vision and the hard work they put into making it happen: Miss Benazayez, Miss Oria, Miss Mather, Mr Georgie and Mr Nuno.
Your child’s school report was sent to you by email on Wednesday. If you haven’t received your child’s report, please let us know. If there is anything in your child’s report which you would like to discuss, please contact the office to arrange an appointment.
If your child has taken statutory tests this year, the results from should be in your child’s report:
Reception: EYFS Foundation Stage Profile
Year 1: Phonics Screening Check
Year 4: Multiplication Tables Check
Year 6: SATs
Miss McConnell (Year 2) is moving on to a teaching role in a different borough after seven years at Holy Trinity. We want to say an enormous thank you to Ms McConnell for all her commitment and hard work at the school, her caring nature and dedication to the children, the work she has done to build the school’s Christian ethos as our RE leader and for leading our school council and establishing our group of prayer leaders. We will miss you and look forward to hearing how you are getting on.
Miss Georgiades joined us in January to cover Year 3. We are incredibly grateful to her for caring so much about the children and for working so hard to ensure that all of Year 3’s lessons have been engaging, exciting and have supported the children to make progress. We will miss you and wish you all the best as you move out of London this year. We hope to hear how you are doing in your new role in the countryside!
Ms Dulay joined us in October as leader of learning and has supported us in many many ways – particularly with the development of teaching and learning, middle leadership, phonics, the humanities and art and design technology curriculum. We are extremely grateful for all she has done to improve these, and many other, areas significantly. We wish her all the best in her new home and role. Thank you Miss Dulay, we will miss you and please keep in touch!
Ms George has been with us this year as teaching assistant, forming kind and caring relationships with children and having high expectations of what they can achieve whilst being mindful of pupils’ social, emotional and learning needs. We wish Miss George every success for the future and hope to see you very soon.
Ms Sandiford has been with us as a teaching assistant in Preschool this year, where she has been working in the Two Year Old Room. We would like to thank her for all her hard work and congratulate her on securing a leadership role in a local nursery. We will miss your warm and bubbly nature and look forward to hearing how you are doing!
Ms Lamiha has been with us in Reception as a teaching assistant this year but is off to start her teacher training in September. We will miss you this year Miss Lamiha. Good luck with your course! We think you will make a fantastic teacher and hope to see you back at Holy Trinity when you have qualified!
Well done to the following children for being awarded Hot Chocolate with the Head for their brilliant work / attitudes to learning this week:
Year 1 : Esther
Year 2 : Amil
Year 3 : Chloe
Year 4 : Lia
Year 5 : Jannat
Year 6 : Zayvion
Well done to Year 4 for having the best attendance last week! Your attendance was 96%!
Congratulations to the following children, who had 100% attendance last week:
Punctuality
Well done to Year 2 for having 0% lateness last week!
Year 5 : 0.7% Lateness!
Year 6 : 0.9%
Year 4 : 1.1%
Year 1 : 1.3%
Year 3: 1.5%
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!:
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