Trinity Primary School

08/06/2026

3 lovely ladies to celebrate today! 2 for their efforts and achievements in gymnastics and another for fantastic achievements in dance 🎉💚 Well done girls 💫💫 We also had a very proud MOM for his new football team but he was feeling a little camera shy ☺️

07/06/2026

We look forward to seeing you all tomorrow for the final term of the school year 🥰 Just a polite reminder that school begins at 8.45am . We hope that you are all well rested and ready to go! Here’s to a great week for all 💫💫💫

06/06/2026

If you don’t follow this lady for fabulous activity idea for your little people then please check out her page 💖

What a great little idea for those inquisitive toddlers that love to explore 🥰

Obviously, you will need to adapt for different ages and risk assess as things like Pom poms and dry pasta can be choking hazards for young children 🥰

She has lots of other ideas on her page and is also just really lovely too 😊

05/06/2026

Does this coat belong to you? Age 5-6. Please call to the school office to collect.

04/06/2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lp6-1sjsphY

Please watch this video 'A day in the life of a free breakfast club' and see what we are looking forward to for September at Trinity :-)

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04/06/2026

It's official! It has been approved that Trinity Primary School will become a Government funded free breakfast club provider in September 2026. This means that we will receive funding to be able to offer a free breakfast to all pupils in Rec- Year 6. We have a lot of planning to do in preparation for this so watch this space! But, we are so excited and just couldn't wait to share the news! 🤩

04/06/2026

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• Sharing stories and naming feelings
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22/05/2026

Headteacher award for this wonderful writer today. Not only was her writing neat and sitting on the line but it had super spelling, finger spaces, capital letters and full stops 🤩🤩 and it was all done without any help from a grown up! What a superstar 💫💫 Keep on shining brightly young lady, we are so proud of you ☺️💫

22/05/2026

Headteacher award for this little superstar today for his super duper creative masterpiece ☺️ He created his own little character using paper and cellotape and his teachers say that he is always busy making super creative masterpieces that make them smile 😊 Well done superstar 💫💫

22/05/2026

💦 Splish splash 💦 Little Buds have had a lovely morning cooling off in this hot weather. We have enjoyed lots of water play and splashing in the water. Great splashing Little Buds swimmers . ☀️ 💦