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Holy Trinity CE Primary School

Holy Trinity CE Primary School

Learning and caring together, building a firm foundation for the future

Year 5

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  • 10/11/18

    Festival of Light Lanterns

    Year 5 were extremely fortunate this week to have a visiting artist come and make lanterns ready for the Festival of Light parade. We had a great day of joining our bamboo together to make the frame ready for the tissue paper and PVA mix. Miss Baker was brave enough to give up her classroom...
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  • 08/11/18

    EVACUATE!

    Wow! What a way to start our week learning all about being evacuated! We started off by chopping up our root vegetables and placing them in the slow cooker ready to slow cook throughout the day. The aromas were mouth watering. We were lucky enough to have Mrs Venison with us to make some dumpling...
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  • 02/11/18

    Keep Calm and Get Ready for War!

    Welcome back to term 2! We hope that you had a relaxing mid-term break. Year 5 have been preparing for War! This week in our topic we have discussed what we already know and what we would like to find out about World War II. What did you learn from someone else's holiday research homew...
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  • 16/10/18

    Victorian Day

    Our day started with a finger nail inspection. Too long or dirty and we wouldn't have been allowed to attend a Victorian school. We found it strange that we had to pay 1 penny for our education (we're sure our teachers are worth more than that #bargain). Our lessons included using...
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  • 05/10/18

    Musical emotions

    We have had a busy week in year 5 this week. We have been mastering various number patterns with a rule of adding/subtracting various amounts of ten thousands/hundred thousands whilst creating our own patterns to challenge a partner. In RE this week we have been thinking about the importa...
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  • The school’s Christian values of love, honesty and respect are well expressed through its caring atmosphere. This impacts positively on the strong sense of belonging and supporting relationships evident across the school.

    SIAMs 2016

  • Pupils are interested in learning and attend school regularly. They feel safe and behave responsibly

    Ofsted 2016

  • Teaching contributes well to pupils’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development.

    Ofsted 2016

  • Well established phonics teaching ensures pupils have a good grounding in the basic skills needed to write successfully.

    Ofsted 2016

  • Relationships are strong and pupils’ good behaviour is reflected in a happy and caring atmosphere, with attendance that is well above the national average.

    SIAMs 2016

  • Teachers and teaching assistants provide effective support for pupils who speak English as an additional language.

    Ofsted 2016