This morning, Crew Jackson showed their fantastic crew building skills by working together to transport water from point A to point B. Despite only having 5 drainpipes that didn’t reach the final bucket, they used excellent communication skills to problem solve and avoided getting too wet! As a crew we took 1st place in the first race and a close 2nd place in the second race. Well done everyone for your hard work.
Mrs Jackson x
As we close the chapter on another wonderful school year, we want to take a moment to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each of you for attending the Year 6 Leavers Assembly. Your presence made the event truly special and memorable for our students, and we couldn’t have asked for a more supportive audience.
This assembly was more than just a celebration; it was a reflection of the hard work, dedication, and growth our Year 6 students have shown throughout their primary school journey. Seeing you there, sharing in their joy and accomplishments, reinforced the strong community we have built together. Your cheers, smiles, and even the occasional tear of pride, were the perfect send-off as our students prepare to embark on their next adventure in secondary school.
We also want to acknowledge the tremendous support and encouragement you’ve provided your children over the years. Your involvement in their education and school life has been invaluable, and it shows in the confident, capable young individuals they have become. The partnership between parents and school staff is truly the foundation of our students’ success.
As we bid farewell to our Year 6 students, we know they carry with them not only the knowledge and skills they’ve gained but also the love and support from you, their parents. Thank you for being an integral part of this journey.
Enjoy a few moments captured from yesterday. https://youtu.be/NSyCJ0WpNy8
It’s not a goodbye, it’s a see you later.
Mr M
Wow what an amazing day we have had celebrating our fabulous year 6 children. To finish off our week of treats and celebrations, we enjoyed a Hawaii themed party. A fantastic time was had by all – face paint, takeaway, ice cream, singing, limbo, football and finally a water fight which was obviously instigated by Mr Ambler!!! Below are just a few snapshots of the evening – click on the link to access the full folder of photos. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-iycD9T5vm_mEFM9MG8s0ii7IMXXF4Sg?usp=sharing
Wow – what a fabulous leavers treat we had today! The rain stayed away from Bridlington and everyone had a great time on the beach – playing football, playing cricket, digging in the sand and splashing in the sea. It is clear our children do not understand ‘only paddle’ and as you will see on the photos below they got VERY VERY wet! Apologies for the amount of sand and sea water they brought home in their bags and on their clothes but they were having too much fun to stop them!!!
The fish and chips were amazing, the ice creams were delicious and the children were fantastic. No better way to start the leavers celebrations this week especially after their hard work all year was rewarded with excellent SATs results last week.
Thank you for all being amazing year 6.
From Mrs Jackson, Mr Mumby, Mr Ambler and Mrs Rafferty x
This afternoon, we demonstrated excellent communication and collaborative skills whilst completing the challenge of building the tallest freestanding structure with mini marshmallows and cocktail sticks.
The winners of the stickiest ‘mess’ were Jersey, Sophie and Naomi!
The winners of the tallest structure were Charlie, Ashton, Bobby and Jack.
Well done everyone – a fun time was had by all! x
This morning we spent some time thinking of positive quotes we could include on rocks that will become part of Green Top ‘Kindness Rock Garden’. Everyone thought carefully about their design and put a lot of effort into making it unique! I love the individuality of them all – well done guys!
Mrs Jackson x
Yesterday, we had a fantastic day as a new year 6 crew. We explored our emotions and this effects our body and the way we behave. After looking at the 4 zones of regulation, we went on to enjoy watching and making links with the film ‘Inside Out’. Finally, we created our own characters to match the 4 zones and have our fingers crossed that one of ours will be selected for the school poster.
Please see the letter below. This information can also be found on Trinity Academy’s transition page which can be found here: https://www.trinity-academy.org.uk/Transition/
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
