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.

Huge Congratulations to our Year 6 Pupils for their SATS results!

They have done brilliantly! Thank you to staff and parents for supporting them through these.

I'm incredibly proud to share:

• 100% of our Y6 achieved their Reading SATs.
• 97% of our Y6 achieved their Mathematics SATs.
• 97% of our Y6 achieved their Spelling, Grammar and Punctuation SATs.
• 81% of our Y6 achieved their Writing SATs.

Science morning

Thank you to Mrs Rhodes for leading our Science Morning this week. The children were inspired! The parents that came in and offered their time were fabulous! Thank you.

Calculation Policy and Videos

Teachers will have mentioned this in their Meet The Teacher presentations on Tuesday, in case you missed it here is the policy (examples of the written calculations that children are taught in mathematics) and videos showing the steps.

No riding of scooters or bikes in the playground or car park

Please do make sure that your children do not ride their scooters or bikes in the playground - this is for the safety of all and we do need your help. 

Meet the Teacher Meetings

If you missed the meetings this week, please take a look at the class page below that your child will be joining in September for the presentation.

Year 1     Year 2    Year 3   Year 4   Year 5   Year 6

Thank you for your MUFTI contributions today.

Enjoy the weekend,

Mrs Griffith

Stars of the Week for w/e 11th July 2025

Well done to all of our Stars this week

EYFS - Theo and Freddie for really persevering at their phonics this year!  Super effort!

Year 1 - Grace for always living our vision and being such a great team player - showing true love and forgiveness.

Year 2 - Arthur for showing us what it means to live our school vision.  Your kindness shines bright for eeryone to see.

Year 3 - Samuel for trying really hard with his handwriting and presentation of work.

Year 4 - Abel for his amazing progress in reading this year.

Year 5 - Taylor for being aware of others and demonstrating great team spirit on our Military Academy Day.

Indira for showing great sportsmanship during our Military Academy Day.

Year 6 - Bijan for showing a mature attitude both inside and outside the classroom.

A really big well done to all Year six for their SATS results.  Well done!

House of the Week

The Houses with the most house points this week are Fire and Earth.  Well done Teams.

Congratulations to Earth for winning the House Cup this year!  This is an accumulation of points won at EYFS/KS1 Sports Day, KS2 Sports Day and the Sporting Challenge which has run throughout the year.  Well done Earth!

Holy Trinity enjoyed a successful and fun Science morning on Wednesday this week as we celebrated all things Science as a school.  There were a lot of wow moments and happy and surprised faces as the children engaged in a morning of enquiring, experimenting, testing, researching, observing, recording and making conclusions.

The variety of activities were endless -  trying to make heart shaped bubbles,  testing what features make a rocket fly the furthest, making lava lamps, making raisins dance, exploding volcanoes, testing air resistance and parachutes,  electrical circuits and switches,  discussing the philosophy of science, weather  patterns, oil refinery and much more!

A big thank you to all of the kind parents who offered their time, passion and expertise to organize and come in to school to run a workshop to inspire our children.  Thank you Mr Zeeb, Mr Swift, Mr Holt, Dr Manning and Dr Gill.

Mrs Rhodes

Science Lead

Holy Trinity Church Foodbank

The Spiritual Leaders would like to invite you to donate to the Holy Trinity Church Foodbank.  The Church are currently appealing for the following regular items that they are low on.  Please bring in your donations before Tuesday 22nd July 2025.  Thank you

Tinned veg (carrots, peas, chickpeas, black beans – we are OK for sweetcorn and potatoes)

Tinned soup

Packets of sweets biscuits (digestives, custard creams etc)

Packets of cream crackers or other savoury biscuits

Small packets of crisps

Washing up liquid

Shampoo

Shower gel

Parking

We have had a complaint from a local resident about blocking driveways when dropping off for Breakfast Club/dropping off and picking up.  Please can we be mindful to only park in safe areas.  Thank you for your co-operation with this request.

Summer Term Key Dates – 2025

Tues 15th & Weds 16th 5pm - Y6 production at Cordes Hall 5pm. Y4 & Y5 choir.

Fri 18th July - Reports to Parents

Mon 21st July - Y6 Leavers' Service 9.15am in church for Y6 parents 

Tues 22nd July - End of Term 6 at 1.30pm 

Weds 23rd July - Inset Day

Summer Reading Challenge