Dear Parents and Carers,

Our vision is for our pupils to flourish in an inclusive, inspirational place of learning where we are happy, respectful, kind and safe.

We have reached the end of this half term and indeed the halfway point through the school year. Hasn’t it flown by?!

PTA Disco

Thank you to the volunteers on PTA who organised and ran the discos last week – the children enjoyed the fun!

Class Assemblies

We are inviting parents in to enjoy hearing about some of the learning that has been taking place in your child’s class so far this year. Please do come to the entrance at the back of the hall on Church Road. The start time for all the assemblies is 9am and you are welcome to wait in the hall from drop off.

• Year 5 – 27^th February at 9am
• Year 6 - 6^th March at 9am
• Y4 – 20^th March at 9am
• Y3 – 8^th May at 9am
• Y2 – 22^nd May at 9am
• Y1 – 19^th June at 9am
• Reception Class – 26^th June at 9am

Sports Day

Will be on Friday 4^th July – please note the change of date.

We wish you all a very relaxing half term (see our Top Tip below!) and we’ll see you on Monday 24^th February.

Mrs Griffith

Stars of the Week for w/e 14th February 2025

Well done to all of our Stars this week

Reception – Freddie for always being helpful, kind, cheerful and a super member of Reception class.

Year 1 – Dani for always trying her best in everything she does with a smile.

Year 2 – Joshua for excellent Maths work this week when finding change.

Year 3 – Bodhi for being a keen and enthusiastic learner in all subjects and always giving his best.  

Year 4 – Abel for the effort he puts in to improving his English skills inside and outside of classroom lessons. 

Year 5 – Sam P for always being polite in lessons and trying his best.  

Year 6 - Simar for her application and progress in Maths this week - Mrs Hunter has been impressed!

House of the Week
The House with the most house points this week is Earth! Well done Earth!

Magic Fin was a hit!

A huge well done to Fin and a thank you for your donations of 50p to see Fin’s Magic Show this afternoon. What a superstar!

Spectacular Sporting Success

Over the last couple of weeks, many pupils from KS2 have represented Holy Trinity brilliantly demonstrating skill, perseverance and teamwork.

At the end of January, we took our years 5 & 6 boys and girls football teams to a tournament at Charters. They played teams from St. Michael’s, South Ascot Village School, St. Francis and Cheapside. They had varying results with the boys finishing fourth and the girls finishing joint second. Well done to all! Thank you to Mrs Boaler for attending the tournament.

This week on Monday, over 20 children from years 3 – 6 took part a cross-country event at The Marist School in cold, wet weather. They showed great resilience completing courses as long as 1500m. For some this was their first competitive sporting event. A special mention for Jacob, Zach, Max, Olivia and Jack who won medals for finishing in the top three in their races. Our all-weather track is definitely paying-off! Thank you to all parents who were able to take their children to this event.

On Wednesday, we took twenty children from years 5 & 6 to a basketball tournament at Charters School. All children played fantastically well in their teams, competing against each other and teams from St. Francis and South Ascot Village School. Our A Team won overall, winning us three brand new basketballs, which I am confident will be well used in the playground! Many thanks to Mrs Rhodes for attending the tournament and to those parents who were able to stay to watch.

Miss S. Harding - P.E. and School Sport Lead   

History Event at St. George’s

On Monday 11^th February two pupils from Y6 were invited to St George’s in Ascot to attend a History Debate.

We had to solve the mystery of the disappearance of the Two Princes in the Tower from 1483. We were given a variety of historical sources and we had to decide who we thought the likely suspect for their murder was. We had to present our findings to the other pupils taking part from other local schools, the 6^th Form historian students from St. George’s and their History teacher.

We had a fun time and it was a great opportunity to meet new people.

By Phoebe and Matthew

Holy Trinity Church Foodbank

Holy Trinity Church foodbank is running low on a number of items.  If you're able to contribute any of the following, they can be left in the church porch when the church is open or dropped at school reception and we will make sure they are taken to church:

• Washing up liquid
• Toilet rolls
• Boxes of tissues
• Handwash
• Shower gel
• Toothpaste and toothbrushes

• Breakfast cereal
• Biscuits
• Crackers
• Crisps

• Tea
• Jam 
• Honey
• Tinned fruit

• Rice
• Pasta sauce
• Baked beans

Many thanks for anything you can bring. 

Spring Term Key Dates – 2025

Fri 14^th Feb – End of Term 3 – 3.15pm

Mon 24^th Feb – Start of Term 4

Weds 26^th Feb – Y1 Trip to Pizza Express

Thurs 27th Feb - Y6 Trip to Brookwood Cemetery

Thurs 27^th Feb – Y5 Class Assembly – 9am School Hall

Fri 28^th Feb – Y2 Bake Sale

Weds 5^th Mar – NO NETBALL CLUB

Thurs 6^th Mar – World Book Day

Thurs 6^th Mar – Y6 Class Assembly – 9am School Hall

Thurs 20^th Mar – Y4 Class Assembly – 9am School Hall

Fri 21^st Mar – Y3 Trip to Neasden Temple

Mon 24^th Mar – Last Week of Clubs

Fri 28^th Mar – Y1 Bake Sale

Mon 31^st Mar – Easter Service in Holy Trinity Church at 9.15am – Y1, Y3, Y5

Tues 1^st April - Easter Service in Holy Trinity Church at 9.15am – Rec, Y2, Y4, Y6

Weds 2^nd April – Parent Consultation Meetings – 1pm – 5pm – School Hall

Thurs 3^rd April – Parent Consultation Meeting – 3.30 – 5pm – School Hall

Fri 4^th April – End of Term 4 – 1.30pm