We hope you all had a wonderful summer. It was great to see the pupils coming back into school looking refreshed and so smart in their uniforms.
The pre-loved uniform stall proved popular again this morning and will be in the playground again tomorrow morning, so please take any items that you need.
Thanks again to all the parents who donated items of uniform for the stall. It is very much appreciated by our families in need.
As another action-packed and successful year at Holy Trinity draws to a close, I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you all for your support throughout the year. The team really appreciate your kind comments and gifts.
Next year will be an equally busy year as we welcome OFSTED back for a graded inspection (this is because they felt our grading should be better than ‘good’ last time). We will, as always, be working hard to re-imagine the curriculum and improve our offer to our pupils.
One area we need your help with next year is improving attendance. New government guidance has set out exactly when schools should take action against parents who fail to bring thier children to school. This includes when pupils fail to return to school after a school holiday, so please make sure that pupils are back in school for Wednesday 4th September. Our new attendance policy reflects the new guidance and can be found on the Policies page on our website.
We are blessed in London to have a wealth of museums & galleries on our doorstep that offer free entrance and activities for children, so why not check them out!
Have a great summer!
This year work by pupils at Holy Trinity will feature in The National Gallery’s Take One Picture Exhibition. This is the third time that our pupils have featured in this prestigious exhibition. This time work that our current Year 1 pupils completed when they were in reception chosen by the team at The National Gallery.
If you can’t make your way to The National Gallery, you can view the exhibition on line by clicking the link below. However, I would recommend a visit to The National Gallery to every parent this summer – it’s free!
Our friends at the O2 Centre also have some free activities for children over the summer – why not check them out?
Yesterday we celebrated our year 6 class, before they go off to secondary school. We are so proud of the way they have grown over their time here and know they will be an asset to their new schools. Well done year 6! You are all ‘wonderfully made’ (Psalm 139:14)!
Thank you to Lighthouse London for the lovely service.
Tilly in Year 3 has been raising money for the British Heart Foundation. So far she has raised almost £100.00! Great work Tilly!
Tilly will have a little stall in the playground this afternoon selling a range of hand-made keyrings, the proceeds of which go to The British Heart Foundation. You can purchase a key ring with a minimum donation of £2.00 (though I think they are worth more). I have already purchased 3!
Parents can use the QR code and their Smart Phone to donate via Just Giving or pay cash and we will make sure it gets to the right place.
Thank you for support Tilly and The British Heart Foundation.
Hi all,
Just a reminder that pupils can wear their own clothes throughout the last week of school (Mon – Weds), as long as they are donating uniform, or pay 50p per day.
Please check that the uniform you are donating is still wearable and name labels have been taken out. It is really important that the items are all washed, as we have no washing machine in the school. As we have very little storage, please can we ask that donations are restricted to uniform items and coats. If you have other items that you want to donate, Doorstep Homeless Families Charity may be willing to take them – see contact details below.
:13a Broadhurst Gardens
London NW6 3QX
: 020 7372 0413
: 020 7625 8684
: www.doorsteplondon.com
: [email protected]
Charity Shops will also be happy to take them.
Thank you so much.
This morning Holy Trinity attended the Camden Schools Art Biennale at Central St Martin’s School of Art. The pupils had work exhibited in the Biennale and were very keen to see hoe it looked in the professional gallery space. It looked fab!
If you are in the King’s Cross area do pop in and see the wonderful work being produced by pupils in Camden schools. The Biennale is open until the 17th between 11.00 am – 6.00 pm.
Congratulations to Year 6 for their fantastic SATS results and Year 6 play ‘Finding Nemo Jnr.’ What great performances! Thanks you to Ms Bear and Ms Pite for helping Year 6 achieve so much this year and the The American School in London for the use of their wonderful theatre and technician.
Thanks also go to Jemima, our Children’s Pastor at Lighthouse London, for coming in to share Holy Trinity Day with us last week. We really value your support and insight.
Yesterday all pupils enjoyed a fantastic performance of street dance at the O2 Centre. The LC2 Tour is a benefit of our school’s partnership with The Place. Thank you to the O2 Centre for the use of their dance studio.
At Holy Trinity we want our pupils to experience ‘life in all it’s fullness’ (John 10:10). Our partnership with The Place brings our pupils into contact with professional dancers, choreographers and theatre staff, so that they can experience the arts first hand.
Work by some of our Year 5 and Year 6 pupils is on display at the O2 Centre until the 15th July. Do have a look for it when you are doing your weekly shop.
Year 5 painted some fantastic still life paintings using acrylic paints, whilst Year 6 used digital software to create imagined landscapes.
Well done guys! I am sure the public will be very impressed with your work.
Well done to year 2, who put on a fantastic performance at the Music Cluster Festival. Mr Miller was extemely proud of you, as are we all!
Thank you to the officers from our neighbourhood policing team, who came into Years 5 & 6 to talk to pupils about online safety. They explained how the law protects people against online abuse and why it is important that we all conduct ourselves sensibly online.
