Newsletter 23 - 6th March 2026
Dear Parents and Carers,
Well done to Year 5 for their Class Assembly this week. Year 3 Class Assembly is next Thursday 12th March at 9am. Y3 families are welcome to join us from the back of the hall door.
Parent Workshop
You are invited to join our Educational Psychologist, Dr Jo Slifi, 8.45 - 10am on Monday 9th March. If you'd like to come along to the back of the hall door and join us to find out more about how to support your child with their emotions and build resilience, then please book your place here.
Parents Consultation Meetings with Class Teachers
You should have received an email prompting you to book a 10-minute slot with your child's teacher on either Wednesday 25th March or Thursday 26th March.
The meetings will take place in the school hall - please come to the back of the hall door.
You will have a chance to look through your child's work books as well.
Neurodiversity Week
Year 6 will be selling fidget toys at the end of the school day during the w/c 16th March to celebrate and raise awareness of neurodiversity. The toys can be purchased and used at home.
Uniform
Please make sure your child is only wearing stud earrings if they have to wear them. Also that any hair accessories are green/natural hair colour.
School shoes must be worn on days that your child does not have PE; please make sure your child has a suitable pair of black school shoes.
After Easter the children can choose to wear Summer Uniform.
Lateness
If you are late, you will now have to give the reason for your lateness to the office staff for our attendance records.
Year 5 Greatest Showman
A group of Year 5 pupils produced a show for the rest of the school and raised money for Cancer Research and Transforming Trinity. They did a great job! If you would like to donate please pop into the office.
Enjoy the weekend,
Mrs Griffith
Holy Trinity Lionesses!
On Monday, our Year 5 & 6 girls football team took part in a tournament playing seven teams from St. Michael’s, St. Francis, South Ascot Village School and Warfield. They won five games, drew one and lost one in the group stage, leaving them in the top four. They played a nail-biting semi-final against Warfield, drawing 1-1 and forcing a golden goal. Warfield went on to win the competition. The girls played extremely well as a team, scored some amazing goals and performed match-winning saves too. They were a pleasure to take. Well done girls! Thank you to all parents who were able to support.
Book Fair Bonanza
A huge thank you to everyone who spent money at the book fair last week. You helped to raise £500 worth of Scholastic rewards for us to spend on books for the school. Thank you also to the parents who were able to help out. We hope your children have enjoyed reading all those new books!
Stars of the Week for w/e 27th February
Well done to all of our Stars this week
Reception – Tilda for fantastic progress with her writing.
Year 1 – Tom for writing excellent instructions in how to make a pizza. Well done. 😊
Year 2 – Matilda B for a positive week and amazing art work when creating textures.
Spencer, for showing fantastic engagement during our trip to Brooklands
and for asking and answering some brilliant questions.
Year 3 – Ralph for persevering in producing lovely, neat handwriting.
Year 4 – Veer for always being ready to learn in the mornings and setting an example
to others.
Year 5 – Oscar for always completing his work neatly and taking pride in his presentation.
Year 6 - Buster for settling quickly in the mornings and getting on with the tasks set.
Mohammed for being a kind friend.
House of the Week
The House with the most house points this week is Fire. Well done Fire!
Please sign Mrs Hill's Thank Box here as she heads towards her retirement at Easter! We also have a physical card for parents to sign in the office if you prefer. Thank you!
Can you donate a creme egg or two?
We will be selling the knitted chicks and friends once again for Easter to raise money for the Alexander Devine Hospice. We'd like to furnish each one with a creme egg - if you are in a position to donate one or more we would be very pleased to accept your donations in the school office. We will need 150 altogether. Many thanks!
Spring Term Key Dates – 2026
Mon 9th Mar - Emotion Coaching Workshop for Parents - 8.45 - 10am - School Hall
Tues 10th Mar – Y4 Residential – Phasels Wood (1 night)
Thurs 12th Mar – Y3 Class Assembly 9am
Mon 16th Mar – All Classes - Science Workshops - 'Curiosity - what's your question?'
Weds 18th Mar – Y5 Bake Off at Ascot Racecourse
Fri 20th Mar - Preloved Uniform Sale (including summer uniform)
Fri 20th Mar – Y1 Bake Sale
Mon 23rd Mar - 3.15pm Y5 Residential Mtg for Parents - Y5 Classroom
Tuesday 24th March - Maths Day
Weds 25th Mar – Parent Consultation Meetings in the hall – 1pm – 5pm
Thurs 26th Mar – Parent Consultation Meetings in the hall – 3.30pm – 5pm
Fri 27th Mar – End of Term 4 – 1.30pm
Holy Trinity CE Primary School take safeguarding very seriously. If you have a concern, please do not hesitate to report to our designated staff;
Mrs J. Griffith, Mrs C Barnes, Miss S. Harding, Mrs F Fargher
Confidential email address - DSL@holytrinityprimary.org
Holy Trinity Foodbank Collection Point
Don't forget we have a collection point in School Reception for non perishable foods, non food and treats for the Holy Trinity Church Foodbank. Easter items would be useful at the moment but all items are very gratefully received.
