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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
KS2 School Councillors Trip to Parliament
This week, our KS2 School Councillors had an amazing visit to the Houses of Parliament! They explored both the House of Commons and the House of Lords, learned about the fascinating history of the Palace...
Dodgeball Drama: The Trust Games Heat Up!
Last night, our Year 3 and 4 pupils had an exciting time taking part in the second round of this year’s Trust Games, hosted by Saint George’s School. The Trust Dodgeball Event brought together 11...
Leadership in Nurture
A further strength of Holy Trinity lies in the leadership that has shaped and sustained its nurturing culture. The Headteacher, Mr Jones, provides a clear vision, ensuring nurture is woven into all aspects of school...
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Holy Trinity - Round 3: Basketball 🏀
Well done to our pupils, finishing 9th out of 10 schools this round! 💪
The team worked hard and gained valuable experience to carry into the next rounds. With 3 more rounds and tag rugby in March, there’s plenty more to play for! 🏉
We absolutely LOVED having @medwayspaceman in school today to talk all things `space`! We got to hear one of his books, learn some interesting facts about space and try on a space helmet!
The pupils loved the experience and asked some fabulous questions!
Don`t forget! On Thursday 22nd January, James Jefferson, the author of `I want to go to space`, is coming in to Holy Trinity to talk all things `Space` with Year 1, Year 2 and Year 5.
If you would like to purchase one of James` books before the visit, James Jefferson can sign your purchased book on the day of his visit 🙂
We look forward to learning and exploring more about space and meeting James Jefferson!
On Thursday 22nd January, James Jefferson, the author of `I want to go to space`, is coming in to Holy Trinity to talk all things `Space` with Year 1, Year 2 and Year 5.
If you would like to purchase one of James` books before the visit, James Jefferson can sign your purchased book on the day of his visit 🙂
We look forward to learning and exploring more about space and meeting James Jefferson!
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We’re excited to be part of Aletheia Academies Trust`s Recruitment Fair this Thursday 🎉
Come along to meet our team, learn more about working at Holy Trinity Church of England Primary School & Nursery, grow your skills with FREE career workshops, and explore current and future opportunities across the Trust.
📅 Thursday 15th January 2026
⏰ 17:30 - 19:00
📍 Alkerden Academy, Portbridge Gardens, DA10 1GG
Whether you’re an experienced professional, an ECT, or considering a career in education - we’d love to meet you!
Book your space here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/aletheia-academies-trust-recruitment-fair-tickets-1972481128152
Reception, Year 1, Year 2 and Year 5 had the pleasure of experiencing the Wonderdome yesterday, taking an exciting journey through space. The children were fascinated as they explored planets, stars and the wonders of our universe - sparking curiosity, brilliant questions and lots of awe and wonder.
✨ End of Term Worship ✨
We came together for our end of term worship today to celebrate the many achievements of our pupils this term. It was a wonderful opportunity to reflect on hard work, positive attitudes and everything the children have accomplished.
We also awarded the House Cup to recognise the house with the most behaviour points – a fantastic achievement and well deserved! Well done to everyone for contributing to such a positive and supportive school community 🏆
🎤 Christmas Karaoke Fun! 🎄
We continued our yearly tradition of Christmas karaoke on Thursday, bringing the whole school together in the hall for a festive sing-along. There was lots of laughter, enthusiasm and brilliant singing as everyone joined in and enjoyed the Christmas spirit.
A wonderful way to celebrate the season together and end the term on a high note 🎶✨
🎶 Spreading a little joy through song 🎶
Our school choir had a lovely visit to Gravesham Place Care Home on Tuesday, where they sang to the residents and shared some festive cheer. The children were a credit to the school, singing beautifully and bringing lots of smiles to the faces of the elderly residents.
Thank you to the staff at Gravesham Place for making us feel so welcome, and well done to our choir for representing the school so positively in the community 💛
Thank you to everyone who donated to the @royalbritishlegion we are so proud to have raised £399.94 to such a worthy charity.
We were delighted to welcome Dr Lauren Sullivan, our local Member of Parliament, to school as part of Parliament Week.
Dr Sullivan met with our School Councillors to discuss her role, responsibilities and how she represents our community. The visit was an inspiring opportunity for our pupils to learn about democracy and leadership.
Holy Trinity Raises Funds for Macmillan Cancer Support with Coffee Morning Success
The spirit of community shone brightly at Holy Trinity this September as parents and staff came together for a Macmillan Coffee Morning, raising £26.50 for cancer support services.
The fundraising event brought the school community together over coffee and treats, with generous contributions from families and staff members alike. Adding to the morning`s festivities, staff participated in a lively "Find the Bean" competition in the staff room, with Teacher, Chris Lockey emerging as the lucky winner of a £10 Costa voucher after correctly placing her sticker on the winning space.
Every pound raised makes a real difference to families affected by cancer, and we`re proud to play our part in supporting Macmillan`s vital work.
The coffee morning is part of Macmillan`s annual World`s Biggest Coffee Morning campaign, which has raised over £290 million since its inception in 1990, funding nurses, support services, and research to help people living with cancer.
