Year 6 pupils demonstrated fantastic creativity, teamwork and enterprise skills as part of their Entrepreneur Project. They worked hard to create and sell a variety of products, including homemade lemonade, fudge, bookmarks and 3D-printed items. The project was a great success, with students showcasing their business skills while raising money for a worthy cause. We are incredibly proud of their enthusiasm, initiative and dedication throughout the project. A huge well done to all of the Year 6 entrepreneurs for their hard work and effort in raising over £400. All proceeds raised will be donated to Katherine House Hospice, helping to make a positive difference in the wider community.
The children enjoyed a modified Sports Day on Thursday morning, with activities adapted to ensure everyone stayed safe and comfortable in the warm weather. Despite the heat, pupils showed fantastic enthusiasm, determination and team work throughout the event.The focus was on house team challenges, with children working together to earn points, encourage one another and demonstrate excellent sportsmanship. Congratulations to Gloucester, our winning team, for their outstanding effort and team spirit! Well done to all the children for taking part so positively and making the morning such a success.
Our Year 5 class enjoyed an exciting orienteering challenge at the secondary school, using their map-reading and intuition skills to find their way around the course. They worked brilliantly as a team, persevered through the hot weather, and demonstrated their Holy Trinity values by respectfully encouraging one another and showing consideration throughout the challenge.
