Today, Haughmond went shopping in preparation for the Fiver Challenge.
Year 6 have been working hard on ingredients to bake some special goodies as part of their DT project, which they will sell.
They have spent time researching the cheapest products and working out a budget.
During the next three weeks, they will be selling: Read more >
Please click the links below to view this term’s Newsletter and Overview.
The sun shone and we all had a great time at Crucial Crew.
The children learnt essential life skills yesterday.
This is an important part of their PSHE curriculum. . At Crucial Crew, children learn of the dangers of drugs, internet abuse and bullying, stranger danger, the effects of hoax calls. awareness of the many dangers of the sea, water, electricity, railways, poor hygiene, smoking, building sites, internet, dog awareness, alcohol abuse and farm situations were all covered. As a result of attending, Year 6 are now more confident in themselves and in a better position to make a positive contribution to their communities as they mature into junior citizens. The children also take this information back to their families, and members of their communities who may not have been privileged to receive this training.
Hi Parents
Please click on the links below to view this new term’s Curriculum Overview and Newsletter for Summer Term 1
I have also included the power point for this year’s SATs meeting that took place last term. It has important dates and information about each day as well as arrangements for SAT’s breakfast for those children in Year 6 .SATs_Parents_Presentation__2023_SATs_
Hi Key Stage 2
We had an introduction to our exciting Space Week this week. This year’s topic is all about sustainability in space and how we can help to communicate our ideas around the world so that we do not end up with so ,many satellites in Space.
You can research this topic, design your poster, and create it in what ever way you would like to.
Your entries will be judged by Mr Kenyon and School Council and winners will be announced in assembly with prizes.
All entries must be given in by 4th November
Today, Holy Trinity celebrated the start of British Science Week. Each class are participating in their own exciting growth activities.Clee started to talk about ideas and what growth meant to them today. I have seen some wonderful seed planting in Earls Hill and beans are growing in Wrekin Class. Caradoc are going to be looking at the tadpoles growing in Mrs Morgan’s pond via video and pictures. Longmynd will be investigating plants and their functions, whilst Ercall and Hawkstone are investigating the effect of sound on the growing of cress seeds. Stiperstones are looking at the size of planets and will be investigating the growth of crators. Finally, Haughmond will be investigating the growth of mould and bacteria and the growth of penguins in the Antarctic.
In assembly this morning, we lear
nt about how growth can be explored in so many different ways, as well as the definition of growth – Growth can mean the process of increasing in size or the progressive development of something.
Each class have been given their own sunflower seed and we will be having a school competition to see which class can grow the tallest sunflower.
The children will hopefully have come home with competition details today on designing their own posters on anything to do with growth. The posters will be judged at school and the there will be one winner awarded to each class with a prize and then the winners will be put forward to a national competition. Entries need to be into school by Tuesday 12th April. Here is the link for more details on the competition.: britishscienceweek.org/ plan-your-activities/poster-competition
Have fun with your wonderful competition ideas. I can’t wait to see them.
Valentine Click the link to find more Science Valentine activities..
https://littlebinsforlittlehands.com/valentines-day-stem-activities-challenges-kids/
Have fun and LOVE Science. Send some pictures to your teachers on Dojo for some extra Housepoints.
We have been busy in the classrooms this week, thinking about messages of HOPE which is the golden thread to all our Christian Values at Holy Trinity.
We discussed messages of Hope and voted for one in each class. We will be writing our individual messages of hope and displaying them in our main hall in the New Year.
SchoolCouncil then collected the messages of hope that had been made into Christmas baubles and placed them around our beautiful Christmas tree.
We HOPE you enjoy reading our messages.
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