Year 1 had an exciting morning exploring Ripon looking at the wonderful displays around our city commemorating the 80th Anniversary of D-Day and 75th Anniversary of the Royal Engineers Freedom of the City of Ripon. 

                    

 

It's lunchtime, the sun is shining and the children are having a wonderful time together on the playground! The chalk creations are something to behold!  

Thursday saw the final in a series of 3 balance bike sessions for Reception and Year 1 pupils. The children have had a wonderful time and have made incredible progress - they have developed fantastic balance, core strength and negotiated some tricky obstacles. The staff were so proud of their determination and resilience as some of the tasks were really challenging! Well done to Skell, Laver and Bishopton classes!

Today, we have been lucky enough to have author, Sean Perkins, visit the Infant School. He read, as well as sang and played his guitar. Sean shared his book 'Oscar and Ben - The Birthday Party' which we all really enjoyed, and he told us about his other books too.

We had a fabulous time and Sean said that he would love to come back as all the pupils at Holy Trinity were so welcoming, well-behaved and made a great audience! Sean has just written another book and has promised to come back when it is published and read it to us.

An egg-citing Easter Egg Tombola! 

A huge thank you to Mrs Treasure and her team for organising an egg-travagant tombola!

Every week our Pupil Governors check out pupil suggestions in our school suggestion box. A number of pupils asked for more plants around school. The Pupil Governors asked our Eco Team for help. The Eco Team grew these plants and shared them around sc