At Holy Trinity today, Year 5 dressed up as book characters for the occasion of World Book Day. A large variety of Hogwarts students attended our class today - and an evil witch Ms LeStrange.  "I would like to wear this uniform every day," said Holly (aka Hermione Granger) and...

Year 5 have been looking at lots of hands on science this term. Chocolate has been melted and an egg was cooked, all in the interest of exploring reversible and irreversible changes.  On our class windowsills, we are 'growing' salt crystals, all thanks to the power of ev...

We have been exploring different substances as part of our materials science topic. This week we started by exploring shaving foam. We discovered that the foam was made of tiny bubbles. Each bubble is made from a liquid surrounding a gas and over time the bubbles burst and the foam collaps...

One of the juiciest traditions of Christmas is the making of Christingles. Every year Holy Trinity students from Nursery to Year 6 make these festive candle holders. The orange represents the world and the red band shows God's love wrap itself around all of us - as well as being the colou...

In computing, we are learning about codes. This week we looked at Morse Code which is sent by sound, flashing light, or even by blinking.  We practised sending and receiving via blinks and then created our own messages with finger painting...

No Pens Day is a chance for us to learn in different ways. So we got up out of our seats and left our pencil cases behind. First of all, we practiced and performed a Role Play as if we were Dog and Magpie, characters from our text 'Fox'.   In this part of the s...