Our friends at Open Minded have a series of free webinars on a wide range of parenting topics available between September and March. Topics include getting children to sleep, the importance of routines, tackling childhood anxiety and looking after yourself!
Please click the link below for details.
Open-Minded Parent Webinars Schedule
NB: These webinars need to be booked directly with Open Minded via Eventbrite.
We would like to welcome you to meet your child’s class teacher next Thursday after school. Teachers will be remaining in their classrooms at the end of the day, so that they can introduce themselves to you and run through the important information about your child’s year group. Please make your way to the classroom and bring your child with you.
NB: This is only an option for pupils whose parents/carers have attended a Meet the Teacher meeting.
Once meetings are over, parents can stay in the playground and play with their children until 16.00. Parents must supervise their children at all times. Staff will be around to answer questions from parents who may have children in more than one year group.
We look forward to seeing you.
The contractors have now finished laying the synthetic grass. We are still waiting for some snagging to be done and some new resources to arrive, but the pupils have been able to enjoy the re-developed space. All their feedback has been very positive!
Next week, all parents can bring their children in through the bottom gate in the morning.
At the end of the day, parents can collect pupils in years 2-6 from their teachers in the bottom playground as normal.
Reception and year 1 pupils will remain in their classrooms and parents can collect them from there.
Thank you all for your patience and we look forward to welcoming you into the playground next week.
This morning pupils attended a special worship to give thanks for the life of Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen was not just the Head of State, but also the Head of The Church of England, so it was fitting that we respectfully marked her passing.
The Queen was a great example to all and an inspiration to public servants in all sectors, with her tireless work ethic, tenacity and good humour. She will be greatly missed.
Thank you to all the parents who have ensured that their children have returned to school in the correct uniform. Please see our fabulous examples above – don’t they look smart!
Just a reminder that trainers, tracksuit bottoms and leggings are not permitted, unless your child has PE that day. Our uniform policy was sent out at the end of last term and can be found using the following link:
If anyone does have difficulty with uniform they can discretely approach a member of staff and we will do our best to help where we can.
Contractors are back on site today and are beginning to lay the astroturf in the lower playground. Hopefully this work will be complete before the children return on Monday. We all have our fingers crossed! Thank you all for your patience and the kind comments that we have received about the improvements already. It will be fabulous when it is complete.
Super won the house competition this term and had a great time at theur house party. Well done to everyone in Super house!
Our year 6 pupils wrapped up their years at Holy Trinity with an Ocars Ceremony and an emotional Leavers’ Service at The Lighthouse Church. We are very proud of them all and wish them every success in their secondary schools.
On behalf of all the staff, I would like to thank you all for your continued support and for the kind words, cards and gifts that we have received. Thank you.
Have a great summer everyone and we look forward to welcoming you back in September.
What a fabulous performance from Year 6 on Friday night! The children performed an inventive stage version of a popular animated film, which included sound effects, film and even a home-made advert, as well as drama.
The year 6 team worked so hard on this and am sure it will be a memory the children will treasure forever. Well done to everyone involved!
On Friday, the children enjoyed a Q&A session with Olympian, Sarah Jones. Sarah won a bronze Olympic medal for hockey in the last games. She spoke to the children about the importance of a healthy diet and the qualities required to be a successful sportswoman.
Thank you Sarah for helping us to raise our children’s aspirations and for giving the advice they need to reach their potential in sports.
A great Sports Day was had by all and it was great to see the children giving their all for their teams and showing such good sportsmanship. Well done to Fantastic House who came out on top at the end of the day with a whopping 341 points. Congratulations to all of you!
All the children were treated to some wonderful dance performances, as part of our partnership with The Place. The dancers then put the children through their paces.
