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Aletheia Academies Trust
Holy Trinity Church of England Primary School joined as a member of Aletheia Academies Trust in 2020.
Aletheia is committed to sustaining high-quality schools, and supporting schools in need of specific improvement in some of the more challenging wards in Kent. Our focus is to provide school improvement services that draw on the wealth of practice from across our trust, broaden the expertise available to schools through flexible working arrangements and increase our capacity to quickly respond to the needs of individual schools. Pedagogical excellence is at the heart of all we do with a sustained focus on collaborative and mastery learning.
Latest News
Celebrating the Joy of Reading on PyjamaRama Day at Holy Trinity
On Thursday, 22nd May, Holy Trinity was filled with excitement, laughter, and the soft rustle of turning pages as we celebrated PyjamaRama Day, a day dedicated to the joy of reading and the comfort of...
Holy Trinity Finishes 6th After a Day of Determined Football
A big well done to the Holy Trinity football team for securing 6th place in the recent Trust tournament! Competing with heart and effort throughout the day, the team showed great spirit and sportsmanship across...
Holy Trinity Donate £270 to Willow Ward
What a heartwarming story! It's wonderful to hear about Dilara, Songwe, and Chloe's charitable efforts and their visit to the Willow Ward at Darent Valley Hospital. Their fundraising initiative of £270 through baking and crafting...
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Whilst the others are away at the Year 6 Residential, the remaining year 6`s are still having great fun!
Yesterday, the pupils got to meet the mayor of Gravesham, Cllr Jenny Wallace at @graveshambc The children also had an interesting talk about the Gravesend Ceremonial Oar and Mace from the Municipal Mace Bearer/ Local Historian Christoph Bull, who told the children about the significance of the artifacts and the symbolism that they both bare for the town of Gravesend.
The Mayor then kindly answered all the children’s insightful questions about her role as Mayor and the work that she does with the community.
Lastly, the pupils had a talk with Cllr Jordan Meade (Miss Meade`s brother!) who spoke to the children about how he became Gravesham`s youngest councillor, as well as the exciting work that he does.
Thank you so much to the Mayor, Cllr Meade and Christoph, for taking the time to accommodate and talk with the pupils!
RE in Action!
On Monday, Year 5 had the privilege of speaking with Mrs Mostafa, who kindly gave up her time to answer our thoughtful questions about Islam. The children showed great respect and curiosity, asking insightful questions that helped consolidate their learning about the Muslim faith. A huge thank you to Mrs Mostafa for sharing her knowledge and experiences with us!
Yesterday, we celebrated PyjamaRama Day. The children came into school wearing their pyjamas and brought along their favourite storybooks. To mark the occasion, we also held a tuck shop, which added to the excitement of the day.
In the afternoon, our KS2 children visited KS1, Reception, and Nursery classes for a shared reading session. They read their favourite books together, creating a wonderful atmosphere of storytelling, imagination, and connection across the school.
The children had a fantastic time celebrating the joy of reading and it was lovely to see them so engaged and enthusiastic.
📸 Yesterday, our Year 6 students had an unforgettable day exploring Greenwich!
It was a day full of learning, laughter, and adventure. 🌍
Swipe through to see some of our favourite moments!
Happy World Book Day! 📚 It was wonderful to see our pupils and staff fully embrace the spirit of the day, bringing their favourite book characters to life with colourful costumes and engaging class activities.
🥞 Sweet Moments at Holy Trinity! 🍫✨
Our amazing kitchen staff made everyone`s afternoon special yesterday with soft, fluffy pancakes generously dusted with icing sugar and drizzled with chocolate sauce. The children`s smiles said it all - delicious treats make learning even more fun!
Thinking about a career in teaching?
Our Trust School Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) programme in partnership with Teach First is now open for applications.
Here at St Botolph’s we are proud to offer hands-on, high-quality teacher training as one of the 16 schools within our Trust SCITT hub – 13 Aletheia Academies and 3 local partner schools.
If you’re passionate about making a difference in the classroom, our SCITT program is designed to give you the skills, support, and experience to excel as an educator.
✅Real classroom experience from day one
✅Expert mentors to guide you every step of the way
✅Opportunities across primary and secondary levels
Start your journey to becoming an outstanding teacher today!
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