100% Attendance!
Congratulations to Year 3 Nidd for achieving 100% Attendance last week! Their reward was a tasty treat from Cathedral View Cafe!
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Congratulations to Year 3 Nidd for achieving 100% Attendance last week! Their reward was a tasty treat from Cathedral View Cafe!
Our Junior Pupil Governors have launched their own school suggestion box! Each week they will check the box for exciting school improvement suggestions.
Walk To School Day!
Trinity was proud to take part in Ripon's Walk to School Day. Mrs Knight (PE Lead) invited all pupils to take part in a walk to school day today, to try to become a 'zero hero' by encouraging all pupils to walk, cycle, bus or 'park and stride' the last mile to school to help protect the planet.
Congratulations to our Year 4 pupils who attended the Sporting Influnce Primary School Dance Festival. Our moves were so amazing we won two awards! One for showing great personality when performing the other for showing great musicality. Well done to all the pupils and staff for a tremendous performance!
On Tuesday and Wednesday this week, we welcomed Kane from A1 Multi-Sports into school. Kane teaches children a range of accessible sports, raising the profile of a wide-range of sporting opportunities.
Kane was inspiring with his enthusiasm and understanding and gave the children in years 2 to 6 an experience that has spread the joy through school!
The sessions have been organised as part of our Sport Premium Funding offer and were carefully researched in order to encourage all pupils to participate in a wider range of sports.
Before leaving on Tuesday, Kane was keen to share his feedback, saying, "Both the staff and children were all a credit to your school today throughout the sessions. It’s been a pleasure delivering so far, and I look forward to delivering tomorrow!"
We can't wait for Kane to come back - watch this space for more news and photos!
At the end of last term, we discovered a mosaic under a display board in the infant school! Coincidently, at the same time Ms Needham found an article on social media about mosaic which was created by students from the Ripon College. This article from the Ripon Gazette reports that the students based the children in the mosaic on pupils at Holy Trinity Infants. The picture in the Gazette shows the students receiving Easter Eggs as a thank you. The mosaic is 50 years old in April! We would love to find these students and pupils to invite them back to school – there may even be an Easter Eggs waiting for them!
If you have any information about the mosaic or the people in the picture please email headteacher@htceschools.co.uk
On Monday afternoon, Skell class visited Holy Trinity Church as part of their Religious Education learning. They enjoyed finding out all about the Creation Story. As always, the Reception children were interested in their new learning and listened well. They are wonderful at asking questions to find out more!
Thank you to all our infant pupils for their lovely Christmas performances!
We all enjoyed our Christmas lunch!
A huge thank you to Reed Boardall in Boroughbridge for kindly donating 340 Christmas crackers! We had great fun pulling our crackers and laughing at the jokes inside!
Thank you to our catering team Mellors for preparing such a delicious lunch.