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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

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  • 07/07/17

    Port Lympne

    On Thursday we had a wonderful time at Port Lympne in Kent. We are very proud of all of our Robins, who were so well behaved! Thank you to all our lovely parents and carers who came on our trip. We went on a safari and saw lots of different animals. A cheeky rhino came up and stood in front of...
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  • 28/06/17

    Dear Zoo

    This week we have read the book Dear Zoo and spoke about all the different animals that we would like to have. We learnt the Polish word for dog, which is "pies" and the Punjabi word for lion, which is "sher". Our parents got involved by writing the different animals names in...
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  • 16/06/17

    Father's Day Fun!

    A massive thank you to all the Dads, Grandads, Mums and Uncles who came in for our Father's Day activities. The children had such a lovely time!
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  • 30/05/17

    Slimy Snails

    Our week with the snails The children had lots of fun this week learning about snails! They brought in snails that they found over the weekend and we made a snail house to go with our snail hotel. We watched a video about snail facts and found out what food they like to eat. The children...
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  • 19/05/17

    Welcome to Robins

    Hello and welcome to Robin’s Class page. The Nursery team are Mrs Ginn, Miss Bain, Mrs O’Brien, Mrs Sodhi and Mrs Stevens. At Nursery we have lots of fun by learning through play! Our topics are based on the children’s interests. We love being creative and exploring, that is...
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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