Parents of all faiths are welcome to join us for our Christmas Service at Lighthouse London (formerly Holy Trinity Church) on Finchley Road.
Some pupils will be doing readings and there will be songs. This is a great opportunity to meet the team at Lighthouse and ask any questions about the church.
Lighthouse London has a number of family friendly services on offer over the Christmas period. If you fancy a good sing-a-long, then come along to the Modern Carol Service this Sunday. I will be there to deliver a reading, so I hope to see some of you there.
Year 6 learnt about life in Britain during World War II at The Imperial War Museum today. The visit included a fantastic workshop that allowed pupils to dress up and explore various settings true to the period.
Well done to Year 5 for a lovely carol service at Lighthouse London. The audience was blown away by your wonderful singing and your ability to memorise so much text and deliver it so beautifully. Thank you to Lighthouse London for supporting us with this event.
If you missed the service, Year 5 will be singing again at the O2 Centre on Thursday and at a memory cafe for Age UK next Monday.
The pupils had a fantastic time at the school disco. DJ Ray kept the pupils thoroughly entertained with games, competitions and the ever popular foam gun!
We hope that KS1 parents enjoyed KS1 performance of The Nativity. What wonderful singing and acting! Well done KS1!
Thank you to the team at Lighthouse for dressing the church so beautifully for us.
We hope reception parents enjoyed the nativity performance yesterday morning. The pupils worked very hard to learn all the words and actions to the songs – didn’t they do well!
Dear parents/carers,
I am very happy share our SIAMS report with you. The inspectors carried out the inspection last half-term and the report has now been finalised and shared with our Governors. The main focus of the inspection is to monitor that the school is true to its Christian foundation and that the school vision is ‘lived’ through policies and practice.
The inspection involved, teachers, church representatives, governors, parents and pupils. I would like to thank all of those groups for their amazing contribution.
Please click the link below to read the report
Final SIAMS-Report-Holy-Trinity-Church-of-England-Primary-School-NW3-100032-21.10.25-1
Holy Trinity was alive with science last week! All classes received an exciting, interactive science workshop from our friends at The Crick Institute. These workshops focussed on core scientific concepts that pupils need to learn as part of the science curriculum.
Additionally, Reception and KS1 classes had another exciting workshop from Germbusters. These workshops focussed on teaching pupils about hygiene and how it can help them stay healthy. The pupils looked so cute in their Germbusters capes!
Thank you to Germbusters and the team from The Crick Institute for providing such great opportunities for our pupils.
Please find details of Lighthouse’s annual Light Party below. This a fun family event that welcomes people of all faiths. NB: this is NOT a Halloween themed party! Wear your best of the wild west! Yee-hah!
