Holy Trinity Newsletter

8th October 2026

Issue 4 – Newsletter – Autumn Term 2026

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These children were awarded Hot Chocolate with the Head for excellent learning / behaviour this week! Well done to: Year 1 : Omari Year 2 : Leighton Year 3 : Lucas Year 4 : Leo Year 5 : Chloe Year 6 : Chaise Attendance Congratulations to...

These children were awarded Hot Chocolate with the Head for excellent learning / behaviour this week! Well done to:

Year 1 : Omari

Year 2 : Leighton

Year 3 : Lucas

Year 4 : Leo

Year 5 : Chloe

Year 6 : Chaise

Attendance

Congratulations to Nursery for winning this week’s attendance with a fantastic 100%

Reception : 99%

Year 6 : 97%

Year 4 : 94%

Year 2 : 94%

Year 1 : 94%

Year 3 : 93%

Year 5 : 92%

Congratulations to the following children, who had 100% attendance:

     Punctuality

Well done to Year 4 : 0% Lateness

Reception & Year 3 : 0.4%

Year 5 : 1%

Year 1 : 1.4%

Nursery : 1.6%

Year 6 : 1.7%

Year 2 : 4%

Times Tables Rockstars

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:

What is my Child Learning About?

Below you can find links to all of this term’s curriculum newsletters, for Nursery to Year 6. Inside, you will find lots of useful information about the term ahead, including key adults, curriculum content, homework, P.E. days, important dates, and ways in which you can support your child’s learning at home.

A big thank you to class teachers and Ms Mather for their time and effort in compiling all of the information included in the newsletters.

Nursery Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term

Reception Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term

Year 1 Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term

Year 2 Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term

Year 3 Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term

Year 4 Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term

Year 5 Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term

Year 6 Curriculum Newsletter, Autumn Term

 Drama Club at Holy Trinity!

Looking for a fun, creative club where your child can build confidence, make friends and shine on stage?

Our Drama Club is back this Autumn Term, and we’re excited to be working towards a special end-of-term performance for family and friends to enjoy!

Throughout the term, children will:
– Develop confidence and self-esteem
– Learn acting skills through exciting drama games and activities
– Rehearse as part of a cast and work together as a team
– Build creativity, imagination and communication skills
– Perform in a fantastic showcase at the end of term!

Whether your child already loves performing or is looking to grow in confidence, our welcoming club is the perfect place to develop new skills while having lots of fun.

Places are still open for the Autumn Term!

Existing Members: As our clubs run on a rolling monthly subscription, children who attended last term will automatically continue into the Autumn Term unless we receive written notice that you wish to cancel. If your child is already enrolled, there’s nothing you need to do!

New families can book a place here: https://pbbl.uk/4bkvZER

If you have any questions, please email lauren@thedramacentre.co.uk

We can’t wait to welcome both returning and new members for another fantastic term of drama!

 

Click here for 2026/27 Term dates

Click here for 2026/27 Term dates

Autumn Term Menus

Autumn Term Menus for Lunch and Preschool Evening Meals

It is Week 2 this week.

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This week in Science, Year 5 have been investigating friction through a hands-on experiment! The children used a Newton meter to pull a shoe across different surfaces, measuring the force needed to move it. They compared their results to find out which surface created the most friction and discussed why some......

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