2 years, 320 days ago
Posted on November 12, 2021 by Jo McCulloch

KS2 Dick Whittington Pantomime – Friday 3rd December 2021

Dear Parents and Carers

Dick Whittington Pantomime – Friday 3rd December 2021

On Friday 3rd December we will be having our annual Christmas pantomime in the school hall. The pantomime has now become an annual treat for all the children who really do get involved and thoroughly enjoy the live performance experience. This year it is the story of ‘Dick Whittington’.

Sadly, due to Covid restrictions and the children having to remain in two separate bubbles, we will only be allowed to let Years 3, 4, 5 & 6 watch the Panto this year. However, Nursery, Reception, Year 1 & 2 won’t miss out as they will be having their nativity plays to watch and the PTA have got lots of nice things planned for Christmas.

No story captures the imagination of children more than DICK WHITTINGTON when they will be transported to the magical setting of OLD LONDON TOWN.

Packed solid with comedy, excitement, and adventure, the children will love to cheer their hero DICK WHITTINGTON and boo the evil CAPTAIN BLOOD. They will roar with laughter at the antics of IDLE JACK, SARAH THE COOK and Dick’s crazy cat ELVIS. All this is brought to life by a cast of 5 top entertainers from the world of PANTOMIME (playing 8 character parts). It’s all good old-fashioned fun that you would normally see in a top-line theatre.

The cost of this fantastic panto will be £3.00 per child which has also been subsidised by the PTA to cover the shortfall we have. I’m sure you will agree this is excellent value for money for such an entertaining performance. Please make payment for your child via Parentpay.

Many Thanks

2 years, 329 days ago
Posted on November 3, 2021 by Jo McCulloch

Reception and Year 1 – School Photo

2 years, 341 days ago
Posted on October 22, 2021 by Annette Platt

An Exciting Science STEAM Autumn Project for Home learning

Click on the link here to see more exciting Science and Technology home learning projects to keep you busy over half term Autumn Science learning

Send us any pictures on Class Dojo of your learning

Have fun!!!!!

2 years, 343 days ago
Posted on October 20, 2021 by Jo McCulloch

URGENT: Closing date for Secondary School applications 31st October

Dear Parents and Carers

The closing date for applications to transfer to secondary school is fast approaching on 31 October 2021.

The national closing date inconveniently falls at the end of the half-term holiday and on a Sunday. Obviously, the School Admissions Team will not be available to help after Friday 29 October and schools are unlikely to be available to offer assistance to parents in making their application during half-term week.

Parents would be well-advised not to leave making their application until the last minute.

Paper application forms are not available. Applications must be made online at www.shropshire.gov.uk/schooladmissions.

Applications received after the closing date, without exceptional reasons, are considered late and won’t be processed until all the applications received on time have been allocated. This may result in your child not being offered a school place at your preferred school. Please indicate if there’s a reason the application is being made after the closing date, eg a house move.

National Offer Day – 1 March 2022
The day the results of your application are released is a national day meaning that the results of all applications made in England are known on the same day.

On this day you’ll be able to log into your account to view the outcome of your application. You’ll also receive an email advising you of the school to which your child has been allocated.

Contact School Admissions
school-admissions@shropshire.gov.uk
0345 678 9008
Shropshire Council
Shirehall
Abbey Foregate
Shrewsbury
SY2 6ND

Kind Regards

The School Office

2 years, 348 days ago
Posted on October 15, 2021 by Declan Hughes

Wrekin’s Week

It’s been another fabulous week in Wrekin class and the children have worked incredibly hard every day!

In English we have been designing and creating our own town, including labels, captions and lists. The children really enjoyed making their own buildings for the town and our finished town is something they are very proud of!

In Science we identified different habitats that animals could live in and matched animals to those habitats. There was some great discussion and the children were fantastic in working together to sort the animals correctly.

In Maths we have been continuing with Addition and Subtraction and have been learning about fact families.

Finally, in Art we have drawn factories, buildings and houses to put in front of our watercolour background from last week. Next week we will attach these and draw our people to complete our art pieces.

2 years, 348 days ago
Posted on October 15, 2021 by Annette Platt

Star of the Week and Readers of the week for this week and last week.

Well done to Thomas and Ruby for becoming our Stars of the week.

Thomas has been really trying hard with all of his work last week and this week. His handwriting has made significant improvement and he is working on his presentation in all of his books.

The swimming teacher was also saying what a fantastic front crawl Thomas has. He demonstrates excellent swimming strokes within the top group.

Ruby is trying so hard in every subject. She shows such enthusiasm to all learning and she takes real pride in her work and demonstrates resilience in all subjects including ,maths which she sometimes finds more difficult.

Ruby has a very kind heart and will always help others and it thoughtful to their feelings.

Her art work is amazing and her swimming teacher praises her hard work and commitment in the top group in our weekly lessons.

Readers of the week!

Krissi and Anastazja have produced some excellent reading diaries and have been reading every night. Well done to both of them.

2 years, 351 days ago
Posted on October 12, 2021 by Jo McCulloch

URGENT UPDATE: PARENTS EVENINGS – Tuesday/ Wednesday/ Thursday Evenings

URGENT UPDATE:

PARENTS EVENINGS – Tuesday/ Wednesday/ Thursday Evenings

After re-visiting our school COVID risk assessment it has been decided that Parents Evening appointments will NOT be held in the hall.

Please see the information below for entering and exiting the school for your appointment.

Teacher	Class	Entry Door	Exit Door
Mrs Meddins	Clee Class	Main front door from school car park (giraffe door)	Classroom door to playground and exit up the Nursery path
Mrs Rhodes – Leader	Earlshill Class	Main front door from school car park (giraffe door)	Classroom door to playground and exit up the Nursery path
Mr Hughes	Wrekin Class	Main front door from school car park (giraffe door)	Classroom door to playground and exit up the Nursery path
Mrs Thompstone	Caradoc Class	Main front door from school car park (giraffe door)	Classroom door to playground and exit up the Nursery path
Miss Roberts	Longmynd Class	3/4 Doors on path further down from the office	Hall Doors
Miss Hutson	Ercall Class	3/4 Doors on path further down from the office	Hall Doors
Mrs Taylor	Hawstone Class	3/4 Doors on path further down from the office	Hall Doors
Miss Scoltock	Stiperstones Class	5/6 Doors on the Beech Grove Car Park	5/6 Doors on the Beech Grove Car Park
Mrs Platt	Haughmond Class	5/6 Doors on the Beech Grove Car Park	5/6 Doors on the Beech Grove Car Park

Please can we ask that you wear a mask when you enter the building
Please use hand sanitizer provided before you enter a classroom
Please be considerate to staff and other parents waiting and be on time for your appointment.

Thank you for your co-operation and understanding in helping to keep our Holy Trinity community safe.

2 years, 355 days ago
Posted on October 8, 2021 by Leanne Evans

Here are some photos from the last few weeks of club.

Thankyou for using the club provision. We are here to help before and after school. The children have been exploring the gardens, being creative with the paint and lots of other activities.

2 years, 356 days ago
Posted on October 7, 2021 by Annette Platt

Haughmond Celebrate Harvest at Church

Today we were finally able to celebrate Harvest together again at The Holy Trinity Church.

We celebrated with the whole school, enjoying songs, poems, reflections and prayers.

Thanks to all of the class for setting such a wonderful example to the younger children and for a great performance on our reflection of the book – The Promise.

Finally thank you to all parents and carers for your very kind donations which will be going to local food banks.