Yesterday, we completed a basic first aid workshop. I was so impressed with the knowledge that the children already had and how they were able to confidently build on their knowledge. It was great to see all the children actively taking part with the practical demonstrations and discussion.
Well done everyone!
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!
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!
The travelling book fair is arriving at Green Top on Friday 7th June and will be in school until Wednesday 12th June.
You will be able to visit the book fair through the entrance near the school hall during the following times
8.15 – 8.45am
3.00 – 3.30pm
4.00 – 4.30pm
All books are 3 for 2 and you can pay by cash or card at the fair.
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)
Y5 parents please find attached an event you can attend to find out more about XP and XP East.
Please note this is not for Y6 students who have already been allocated their school.
We were delighted to be able to welcome the Royal Opera House and Royal Ballet programme ‘Chance to Dance‘ to XPE last weekend. Over two days the tech teams and over 100 pupils from five Primary Schools across Doncaster – including our own Norton Junior School – rehearsed and then performed a specially choreographed piece based on a Midsummer Night’s Dream.
For months the children had been working in their schools, finally joining us at XPE last weekend to meet all the other participants and share their love of dance, working together to create a beautiful piece of ballet. Performing alongside them were Isabella and Valentino, remarkable solo artists from the Royal Ballet.
Over two performances several hundred friends and family filled the auditorium at XP enchanted by the stunning piece that was received with cheers and much applause. This is the second year running that XPE has hosted this event and it was a delight to welcome back the team from the ROH and Royal Ballet.
Beautiful work from KS1s most recent Expedition ‘Blue Planet’ is on display of the walls of the Owston Scout Hall! Their guiding question was ‘How will what I do today impact the world tomorrow?’.
The art focusses on three different countries they have been learning about: the UK, Africa and Antartica. The exhibition not only showcases all of the children’s artwork but also food and drink from the countries and facts that they had learnt about each country.
XP Doncaster hosted 50 Visitors from Hong Kong last week. The visitors left feeling very inspired and praised our students for being so confident and articulate – we look forward to welcoming our visitors back to XP in the future!
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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.
