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Photos from Trinity Primary School's post Year 1 had a very fun ( and very messy!) art lesson today which began with us combining primary colours to make secondary colours using our fingers to mix them together. Well done super artists! 🎨 1 Likes

Trinity Primary School

Posted: 8 hours ago

Hello everyone,
As the days grow shorter and the evenings become darker, it's more important than ever for children to be visible when they're out and about.
From 19–25 October 2026, join the Child Brain Injury Trust for GloWeek: their annual road safety awareness campaign encouraging children, families, schools and communities across the UK to Be Bright, Be Seen.
A simple choice, such as wearing bright colours, reflective clothing or carrying a light, can help children stay safer on roads and pavements during the autumn and winter months.
Tomorrow, I will be delivering a special assembly all about road safety and gloweek. Here is the link to the official gloweek website for anyone that would like to know more.
https://childbraininjurytrust.org.uk/gloweek/
Keeping our children safe is always a top priority at Trinity :-) 2 Likes

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Posted: 9 hours ago

Photos from Trinity Primary School's post Today is National Apple Day, so we had a wonderful time making our own pictures using apples to create different prints with red and green paint. The children were fully engaged as they moved the apples around the paper, making various marks and enjoying the process. We used lots of language such as "red," "green," "up," and "down." Great work, everyone!🍎🍏 1 Likes

Trinity Primary School

Posted: 13 hours ago

Photos from Trinity Primary School's post Seedlings have had lots of fun painting and decorating our pumpkins with bright colours and stickers, using super fine motor skills 🎨✨
We then washed them with sponges and water, squeezing the water out to help build strong little hands. Finally we scooped and explored the squishy inside, feeling all the different textures and stirred our own pumpkin soup 🧡 9 Likes

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Photos from Trinity Primary School's post We have some amazing artists in Year 4! 🤩 This afternoon we have been creating our own abstract art in the style of Mark Rothko. It’s been a little messy but wow, look at those contrasting colours! 🎨🫟 5 Likes

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Headteacher award to begin the week for this little superstar! He’s been working really hard at his handwriting and was very proud of his recent efforts and quite rightly so!! Beautiful ascenders and descenders and the correct letter formation and all as a result of hard work and perseverance each day. ☺️💫 We are very proud of you young man! Keep up the good work 💚💫 9 Likes

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Posted: 2 days ago

Photos from Trinity Primary School's post Reception have been learning all about people who help us. As part of our hospital week, we have been learning about Florence Nightingale. We discussed how she helped to make the hospitals a nicer and cleaner place to be for the soldiers in the war. 7 Likes

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Posted: 2 days ago

Photos from Trinity Primary School's post October is ADHD awareness month 🧡 ADHD in girls can look very different than it can look in boys! Many girls can go undiagnosed into adulthood. 🧡 7 Likes

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Posted: 3 days ago

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  English

  English

  Here at Trinity School,  English is central to the entire curriculum as it is key to all learning. It is through speaking, listening, reading and writing that children learn to understand the world in which they live.

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  Maths

  Maths

  Our maths curriculum is designed to make learning both fun and meaningful. Through hands-on activities and real-life problem solving, children develop a strong understanding of number, shape, and reasoning skills that build confidence and curiosity in every lesson.

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  Religious
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  Religious Education

  Religious Education incorporates a wide range of topics centred on Christian teaching. Lessons include many aspects of the Christian faith including increasing the knowledge of the Bible; relating religious teaching to current society and understanding the significance of main events in the church’s calendar.

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  Science

  Science

  At Trinity School, our Science coverage encompasses a range of practical applications and a chance for our children to explore and explain the world around them. We promote excitement and discovery with our Science teaching and ensure that children are engaged, have the drive to be curious and develop a love of the subject. The purpose of our curriculum is to give the children at Trinity essential knowledge in order for them to understand how Science can be used to explain what is occurring, how things behave and to analyse cause

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  Computing

  Computing

  SAt Trinity School, we understand that the technological world around us is making constant and rapid advances and we strive to prepare our children for the challenges of the wider world that they will face as they progress in education and beyond.

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  Physical
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  Physical Education

  At Trinity we are very proud of the amount of PE opportunities we provide for the children on a weekly basis. The children are offered Physical Education (PE) through different activities throughout the school week.

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  Geography

  Geography

  Pupils at Trinity School develop Geographical knowledge, understanding and skills during engaging lessons and through many opportunities to learn at first-hand how diverse places, people and physical processes are inextricably linked on our amazing planet. Geography encourages the children to think about their own place in the world and their responsibilities towards other people and the environment on a global, national, local and individual scale

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  History

  History

  Children at Trinity do not just learn facts and figures. Instead, they are encouraged to become detectives who explore the past in an exciting way. Children are taught skills of historical enquiry in investigate and interpret the past: to ask questions such as, What? When? Why? How? They study artefacts from the past (tools, ornaments, coins, diaries) to develop an understanding of people’s way of life at that time. History at Trinity gives children the opportunity to develop a sense of chronology and an understanding of events and people of the past have shaped the world we live in today

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  Languages

  Languages

  At Trinity Primary School we believe that the learning of an additional language provides a valuable educational, social and cultural experience for our pupils. It helps them to develop communication skills, including the key skills of speaking and listening, and extends their knowledge of how language works. Learning another language gives children a new perspective on the world, encouraging them to understand their own cultures and those of others.

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  Art

  Art

  At Trinity we really value the creative curriculum; we want our children to experience the awe and wonder of art. Our high-quality art and design curriculum aims to engage, inspire and challenge our children. The teaching of art is based on three main principles: developing ideas, mastering techniques and encouraging children to take inspiration from the greats. Art is taught by passionate, enthusiastic teachers. We aim to inspire a love and appreciation of art and raise our children’s aspirations in creativity. Our children are equipped with the knowledge and skills to experiment, invent, imagine and create unique works of art, craft and design.

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  Design Technology

  Design Technology

  At Trinity Primary School our aim is to inspire our future creators to take risks, become resourceful and innovative by using creativity and imagination to design and make high quality products for a wide range of users, developing an understanding of its impact on daily life and the wider world.

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  PSHE

  PSHE

  PSHE education is at the heart of everything we do at Trinity to ensure that every child feels safe, cared for and valued in a positive environment which enables them to thrive. At Trinity, our priority is every child’s happiness and well-being. We want all children to be happy and to feel part of our Trinity family.  PSHE education incorporates physical health, including healthy lifestyles and first aid. Healthy relationships, mental health and well-being also forms part of PSHE education.

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  Music

  Music

  “Music education opens doors that help children pass from school into the world around them—a world of work, culture, intellectual activity, and human involvement. The future depends on providing our children with a complete education that includes music.” –Gerald Ford

  At Trinity, we aim to provide all pupils with an equal opportunity to develop their knowledge and understanding of music, to foster and stimulate enjoyment and their appreciation of music. 

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  Votes 4 School

  Votes 4 Schools

  VotesforSchools is a weekly current affairs-based voting platform designed to engage children and young people in political and social issues. Through weekly discussion and voting, not only are children learning about the world around them, they are also becoming active citizens and preparing for participating in our democratic processes.

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  Fundamental
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  Fundamental British Values

  We are committed to serving our community and embrace the belief that at the heart of a modern, ever-changing community is the acceptance of key British values. As a school, it is our responsibility to ensure that our children understand and follow the British Values, so that they are prepared for life in modern Britain.

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