Newsletter 38 - 10th July 2026
Dear Parents and Carers,
As we come to the end of another sunny week, we creep closer to the end of the school year.
This week was the last week of any before or after-school clubs on site.
Reports To Parents
Next Friday, you will be receiving your child’s end of year school report. Do look out for them in Book Bags!
Year 6 Production
We wish all the performers the best of luck in their production of ‘Olivia!’ next Thursday evening. I know Y4 and Y5 will support the choral elements admirably.
Wishing you all a lovely weekend,
Mrs Griffith
Stars of the Week for w/e 10th July 2026
Well done to all of our Stars this week
Reception – Wilbur for fantastic reading this year.
Year 1 – Victor for showing true resilience and thoughtfulness in everything he does.
Year 2 – Jack for always being there for his friends and for the kindness he brings to everything he does.
Year 3 – Connie for always offering a helping hand around the classroom and Florence for super maths work this week.
Year 4 – Peyton for consistently setting an example to others and being a superstar even through all the heat.
Year 5 - Max for encouraging his classmates during our Sports Day at St George's school.
Year 6 - All of year 6 for enjoying and surviving the hottest residential ever!
House of the Week
The House with the most house points this week is Air! Well done Air!
Little Princess Trust
Yesterday, Ottilie in Year 2 donated her incredible hair to the Little Princess Trust charity which makes wigs for children going through cancer treatment. Ottilie has also raised £2110 for the charity which is enough to make three wigs along with a contribution to medical research in to childhood cancers. Ottilie's Mum said:
'We are so grateful to everyone who has donated and for the support Ottilie has received. The words of encouragement have meant so much to Ottilie and she has loved reading the messages on her just giving page so thankyou to everyone who took the time to do this. One message we received was from a dad who’s little girl fought cancer and she was donated a beautiful auburn wig from the little princess trust charity and said what a difference it made to her. The work the charity does is incredible and I know how proud Ottilie is to of been able to help'.
Ottilie's fundraising page remains open here over the weekend for any further donations.
Ottilie has a fabulous new hair style!
School Lunches - Price Increase
School lunches will be £2.99 from September. Meals will become chargeable for children moving from year 2 to year 3 unless entitled to Free School Meals so please ensure you have a lunch balance on ParentPay in advance of asking your child to order a school lunch.
RBWM SEND Survey
SEND Voices RBWM (the independent parent carer forum for the royal borough) runs a survey annually to get an understanding of the effectiveness of SEND services for families in the borough and the impact that recent SEND improvement work is having on families’ lived experiences. These results also provide parent carer views for the local area SEND Reform work over the next few years.
This survey is open to all families who live in (or access services in) the royal borough and who have a child aged 0-25 years with any special educational needs and/or disabilities. Please see the flyer below to access the survey.
Summer Diary Dates – Summer Term
Mon 6th July – Last week of Clubs
Tues 14th July - Y3 trip to London Wetlands Centre
Weds 15th July - Preloved Uniform Sale - 3pm - 3.45pm - Happy Hub
Thurs 16th July – Y6 Production – Charters School Hall – 5pm
Fri 17th July - Y6 Leavers Party 4.30pm at Thorpe Lakes
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
