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World Book Day

We had a great time celebrating World Book Day in school last week. We came dressed in Pajamas, welcomed 84 parents into school for a bedtime story and completed a range of activities linked to books across the school. Also, a huge well done to the parents and children who won our reading competitions across the school. Certificates and prizes were awarded in assembly on Monday.

Ash Wednesday Mass

Thank you to Father Paul for inviting us to church for Mass on Ash Wednesday as we begin our Easter celebrations.

Pancake day in the Nursery

The Nursery had a great time celebrating Pancake and Play day with our parents. We read a story called 'The Big Pancake' in literacy, we made some pretend pancakes from playdough, and for maths we practised counting out different amounts of toppings. The most popular activity was definitely the eating of some pancakes- they were delicious! 

Internet Safety Day 

On Tuesday, we spent a day learning about how to stay safe when using the Internet. From Nursery to year 6, we focused on our online identity and looked at ways in which we could express ourselves online without providing any personal details that strangers could use to identify us. We also discussed how our online behaviour can effect others and the importance of speaking to an adult if we feel uncomfortable from any comments or materials we view online. If parents would like more information about staying safe online then please go to the parents section and then E- Safety.

Year 3 Trips

Last week, Year 3 visited Manchester Art Gallery and Central Library where they completed work linked to their work around Ancient Greece. Within the gallery, some groups built the Parthenon using the gallery building itself as inspiration whilst some used the paintings within the gallery to retell the story of Troy. When visiting Central library, some groups made their own Greek gods whilst others made a stop frame animation movie depicting Greek gods. Below are a few pictures and videos from the day.

Chinese New Year Arts 

On the 28th January, Holy Trinity celebrated the Chinese New Year through the arts. 

Activities included making paper lanterns, learning the skills of Chinese calligraphy, dance, origami rats and Qigong!

Take a look at pictures from the day:

Green Behaviour Reward

Well done to all the children who received their green behaviour reward just before Christmas. The children were entertained by Magic Phillip and you can tell by the children's faces that everyone thoroughly enjoyed it. We start again after Christmas and we are currently looking at what the next treat will be at half term.

Christmas Service

Thank you to all the Parents/Carers who joined us in church today for our Christmas service. The singing was absolutely beautiful, filling the church whilst the readers were confident and clear as they told us the Christmas story. Well done children and thank you once again to Father Paul for opening the church for us today.