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A huge well done to those who took part in the first LKS2 Legacy tournament at Owston Park. It is safe to say that all the children had a great time and demonstrated fantastic sportsmanship. I was particularly impressed with the courage and confidence in those children who do not play football outside of school. Well done for reaching the QUARTER FINALS against some very strong teams.
Don’t forget our book sale is still running and all books are just 50p!
Thank you to those that attended our reading family learning session this afternoon! It was lovely to see everyone enjoying the activities and getting creative! Another huge well done to our reading ambassadors for leading the event and showing lots of courage!
This morning, we enjoyed a lovely visit to our library to spend some time enjoying our books!
Trinity Academy are now in the final stages of constructing a bid to the Football Foundation for a new 3G football and rugby training pitch. A similar facility at their school in Blyth, Northumberland opened in 2024 and it is used almost exclusively by junior grassroots sports clubs and community outreach programmes outside of teaching hours. They hope that a 3G pitch here will be equally transformational for children in the local area.
A key component of the bid is for them to demonstrate that there is considerable support from local grassroots sports clubs and the local community – evidenced through a Public Consultation which runs until 17th October.
They need our support in getting this news out, and to ask for us to participate in a short online questionnaire? It takes just three minutes to complete.
Here is the communication that they have shared with the following links:
i) A link to our website front page here
ii) A link to our video that provides more information about the pitch here
iii) A link to the consultation questionnaire here
Let’s support Trinity Academy and our local community with this bid!
In RE today, we read a new Hindu story together. It was about a lady who wanted to meet God but she told different people to ‘go away’. It turned out that God was in all of those people- God was the kindness inside of them. We took a photo to show ways that we thought you could show kindness to others.
You could give hugs, hold hands, show respect, blow kisses, smile or give a love heart sign.
What a great story!
Class 7 loved practicing their skills in PE of chest passes and bounce passes. We even put our skills to use in a game where we had to try and get points for knocking the object off the cone.
The children were practising their ball skills today. They were working as a team to complete drills and to try and hit a target. Great lesson class 8!
Thank you to Oliver for reading a fun book. We loved your reading!
