Newsletter 34 - 12th June 2026
Dear Parents and Carers,
PTA Summer Fair
We are very much looking forward to the fun and games tomorrow! The sun is going to be making a guest appearance so don’t miss out!
Maybe you haven’t yet signed up to help out – there’s still time! Please contact your class rep and let’s make this a wonderful community event.
Thank you for your bottle donations today – best of luck for winning them back on the Bottle Tombola…
It’s a short and sweet newsletter this week!
See you at the fair,
Mrs Griffith
Stars of the Week for w/e 12th June 2026
Well done to all of our Stars this week
Reception – Theo for working hard on his writing.
Year 1 – For all of class one for their amazing phonics work this week.
Year 2 – The whole class for representing our school so beautifully on our trip to Wellington Country Park.
Year 3 – Darby for great contribution on deforestation in the Amazon.
Year 4 – Greg and Yassy for always listening well and being ready to learn . A super example to others.
Year 5 - Zach, Caitlin and Kara-Rae for demonstrating great teamwork when making their model of Old Harry Rocks.
Year 6 - Ella for some super scary writing in English this week.
House of the Week
The House with the most house points this week is Earth! Well done Earth!
Windsor Flower Show
The Gardening Club wheelbarrow was Highly Commended at the Windsor Flower Show on Saturday! With a beautiful array of flowers and a theme of 'Balance', what was particularly special about this year's wheelbarrow was that everything in it was grown from seed. Well done to the Gardening Club ably supported by Mrs Patel and Mrs Drewitt and Mr Drewitt supplying the transport. Thank you!
Fabulous Football
On a very wet Monday morning, a team of years 3 & 4 girls took part in a football tournament against eight other teams from the local area. Because of the wet weather, not all matches were played so an official winner could not be announced. However, joint first place was given to three schools, including Holy Trinity, who could have won the tournament had all matches been played. The girls were fantastic and won all their games some by quite significant margins, and there was no moaning about the weather! Thank you very much to the parents who were able to stay and support as well. Girls you were great!
Little Princess Trust
Ottilie in Year 2 is donating her hair to the Little Princess Trust! She would also love to raise enough money to have her hair transformed into a wig for a child in need of a confidence boost.
Please click here if you're able to contribute anything at all to Ottilie's Big Haircut.
Charters Literary Festival and Summer Fayre
A rare chance to meet real-life authors and creators, ask your questions, develop your skills and discover that your own story could be the next one waiting to be told
Charters School is proud to announce the launch of its first Literary Festival and Summer Fayre – Saturday 4th July from 12pm to 4pm - bringing together nationally recognised authors, professional writers, artists and the local community in a celebration of the National Year of Reading.
The Festival will showcase an exceptional programme of free workshops led by acclaimed author Ashley Hickson-Lovence, award-winning novelist and playwright Barney Norris, illustrator and graphic novelist Philip Kavvadias, members of Windsor Writers Guild, professional storyteller Ruth Jasmine and Charters School’s own drama specialist Miss Jordan, who trained at the renowned Rose Bruford College.
- Ashley Hickson-Lovence – Step into the world of a celebrated author whose powerful stories have been shortlisted for major literary awards, and discover how your own experiences, ideas and imagination can become stories that deserve to be told.
- Barney Norris – Meet an award-winning novelist and playwright whose books and plays have reached audiences across the world, and learn the secrets of creating unforgettable characters, gripping plots and stories that truly connect with people.
- Philip Kavvadias – Unleash your creativity with an illustrator and graphic novelist who will show you how drawings, design and imagination can bring incredible worlds, heroes and adventures to life on the page.
Workshops will fill up quickly so book your place by clicking on the links in the schedule to secure your place today. The event has been designed to inspire a lifelong love of reading and creativity among young people, while also offering opportunities for families and the wider community to engage with literature in new and exciting ways. The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead Libraries team will also attend, highlighting the wealth of reading opportunities available across the borough.
Alongside the Literary Festival, visitors will enjoy a traditional Summer Fayre, creating a day of celebration for the whole community.
Summer Diary Dates – Summer Term
Sat 13th June – PTA Summer Fair – 12 – 4pm
Fri 19th June – Junior Music Festival – Reading Hexagon (Choir)
Mon 22nd June to Fri 26th June – Year 6 Residential Mill on the Brue
Weds 1st July – Year 6 Charters School Transition Day
Fri 3rd July – SPORTS DAY
Mon 6th July – Last week of Clubs
Tues 7th July – Parents Meet the Teacher – 2.45pm and 3.20pm
Tues 14th July - Y3 trip to London Wetlands Centre
Thurs 16th July – Y6 Production – Charters School Hall – 5pm
Fri 17th July - Y6 Leavers Party 4.30pm at Thorpe Lakes
Fri 17th July - Break the Rules Day
Fri 17th July – Reports Issued
Tues 21st July – 9am Y6 Leavers’ Service for Y6 Parents – School Hall
Weds 22nd July – End of Term 6 – 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
Extreme Robots
We have two free tickets to give away to the Extreme Robots show in Guildford on Sunday 21st June at 4pm. These will go to the first to be in contact with the school office (phone, email or in person).
