Welcome to Trinity CE / Methodist Primary School
It is with great pleasure that we welcome you to Trinity Church of England / Methodist Primary School
Trinity is a national award winning primary school and nursery in Old Skelmersdale, Lancashire. There is something truly special about Trinity and we are incredibly proud of our amazing children, supportive parents, great staff and forward-thinking governors .... we all work together to make Trinity a safe, happy and fun place to learn.
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What others say...
- The Christian vision and values of this deeply compassionate and inclusive school are clearly embedded in every aspect of daily life. Love abounds as all members of the school community ‘live, love and learn together with Jesus SIAMS, September 2023
- The school holds high ambition for its pupils to achieve well. This includes those pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Pupils embody the school value of perseverance. They work hard in lessons and make the most of the opportunities that the school provides for them.
Ofsted, January 2024 - Whether in Year 6 or Reception all the children look out for each other. They’re friends together. It sets the school apart.Parent, May 2025
- The school has a good heart.Parent, May 2025
Curriculum
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Design Technology
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Votes 4 School
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Before a child begins to write, their hands need to explore, strengthen, and develop essential fine motor skills. These simple, playful activities prepare little fingers for control, precision, and confidence ποΈπ‘
π§© Manipulate modeling clay
Soft textures help improve hand strength and flexibility while encouraging creativity and coordination
π Fold cloth
Folding develops bilateral coordination and teaches control through structured movement
π Tear paper
A fun way to build hand strength and improve finger separation
Press
Applying pressure strengthens muscles needed for holding and controlling a pencil
π΅ Roll balls
Rolling small objects enhances finger coordination and precision
π§΅ Thread
Threading beads supports concentration, accuracy, and hand-eye coordination
π Screw
Twisting motions build wrist strength and improve rotational control
ποΈ Glue
Careful application improves precision and controlled movement
βοΈ Use scissors
Cutting develops coordination, strength, and control essential for writing
π± Step by step, these activities create the foundation for smooth, confident writing, turning small movements into powerful skills for lifelong learning β¨π 2 Likes
Come and see us tomorrow morning between 9.30-11.30 for our open day. 2 Likes
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