This afternoon in Y5/6 Family Learning the children took part in different activities linked to being healthy. Myself and Miss Walton, enjoyed hosting a Ready Steady Cook challenge and we had a fantastic time creating healthy and creative dishes. Check the wonderful dishes below.
Well done everyone – I hope you enjoyed it as much as we did!
Mrs Jackson, Miss Walton, Mrs Rafferty and Miss Kelly x
Parents and carers are warmly welcome to our annual KS2 Sports Day 2024. Join us on the 2nd of July at 9am, we need YOU there to cheer on our future Olympians.
This event will take place on the KS2 field. Please enter via the gates at the top playground and make your way down to the school field where you will find chairs along the race track.
Mrs Fitzpatrick will be on hand, serving snacks and refreshments throughout the morning too!
See you there!
A huge shoutout to this weeks Howl point winners and Community Crew Champions, it was a great start to the week hearing all the positivity happening across our 5/6 Crew!
Well, this morning was such a lovely crew session with children receiving their leavers hoodies; they have been waiting eagerly for them and were excited to final put them on! Children are welcome and encouraged to wear their hoodies with pride for their final half term in school. I must say, they look absolutely fantastic in them! A special thanks to the Y6 staff, parents, Friends of Green Top and Adele at TOGs for their efforts in making this possible.
A quick reminder that Y5 and Y6 family will take place on Thursday 27th June at 1:30. As this will be a more active Family Learning, comfortable clothing and trainers are recommended. Please enter through the school office. We look forward to seeing you there!
Y5/6 team
Last Thursday, Learning Council was invited to be apart of the D Day service in Thorne Memorial Park. They stood and listened carefully and respectfully and then confidently stood and recited a D Day poem along with children from other primary schools from Thorne and Moorends.
It was an honour to go along and be a part of such a special occasion to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the D Day landings and I was super proud of all the children!
This afternoon the year 6 children took part in First Aid workshops. They learnt about how to respond if they come across an injured person or somebody who might be choking. They were also shown the correct method for chest compressions.
We hope the children never need to use any of the skills they have learned today but, if they ever do, hopefully they will be much better prepared to do so. To help children remember the information learned today, they have all taken away an information booklet alongside their certificate. Well done everyone!
Please see below additional information regarding the Trinity welcome meeting on Tuesday:
A reminder that we have our Transition into Year 7 Welcome Evening on Tuesday 4 June.
We are opening the doors a little earlier to allow extra time to view uniform.
The schedule is as follows:
4pm doors open – try on blazers, view other items of uniform, complete *registration forms
5pm presentation
5.50pm to 6.20pm Q and A
6.30pm Event closes
*the forms will be on added to the transition page of the website so you can read them in advance and also print and complete to bring with you, if you prefer.
Please note: The year group is full so we are asking parents to try and limit attendance at the Welcome Evening to one parent/carer per child.
There is limited space in the lecture theatre and we may have to ask some parents/carers to wait elsewhere if we are over capacity.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
Please follow the link to the Transition page of the website for further information:
Trinity Academy – Year 6 Transition (trinity-academy.org.uk)
Traffic dependent, we will be arriving back at Green Top at 7pm. Please keep the road clear outside the school gates to ensure the bus can park safely.
