For showing compassion for another pupil and being a great help to an adult. When you saw that a member of staff was dealing with a first aid incident you thought about how you could help and acted. By getting an icepack, without even being asked to, you showed how thoughtful and kind you are. Well done for setting such a good example.

Our Shining Stars this week are:  Josephine; Raina; Charlie and Melissa.

Josephine was chosen because of the wonderful under the sea artwork she has created.  We worked step by step to build up a piece of art using a range of different skills, such as dabbing with a sponge, ripping paper to create a collage shark, and tearing tissue paper to represent seaweed.  Josephine worked carefully and creatively to produce a fantastic final piece, showing great focus and enthusiasm throughout.

Raina was chosen for her show and tell.  She talked confidently about her newly hatched chicks to Ash class and then Willow class.  Everyone enjoyed hearing about how she cares for them.  Well done Raina!

Charlie was chosen because of his fantastic work in English.  He's been working extra hard to improve the speed of his writing.  He's shown good focus in each of our lessons this week and has done his best to improve the volume of work he gets done.  Great work Charlie - keep it up!

Melissa was chosen because she demonstrated a fantastic understading of active and passive voice.  During our lesson, Melissa confidently identified the difference between the two and applied this knowledge accurately in her own writing, showing great attention to detail and grasp of sentence structure.

On Wednesday our Year 1 and 2 pupils took part in the annual KS1 Multiskills festival held at KLB secondary school.  Over 200 pupils took part from 7 district primary schools.  The Ash class pupils had a brilliant time participating in a range of agility, balance, and coordination activities!  Well done everyone for showing our Trinity values of respect and courage, you were all excellent.

Last Friday, our Year 5 / 6 boys football team took part in the Cotswold Edge School Cup.

Playing against 4 other schools in our group, we won all our games in the first round, to progress on to the semi-finals.  Then beating St John’s Mead in a 1-0 victory secured us a spot in the finals!  The boys played really well together but lost out to 1 place in extra time after a well fought match.   Well done boys, we are really proud of how well you represented Trinity school.

Well done to our team of Year 3 and Year 4 pupils who took part in the QUAD Kids athletics event at KLB School last week.  They competed against 7 other primary schools and came 2nd, with Connie B being awarded 1st place girl - a fantastic result!  The afternoon included a 50 metre sprint; 400m run; vortex throwing and standing long jump.  All the children were really encouraging and supportive of each other and showed great respect, humility and sportsmanship.