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  • Eliot wins bird art competition

    Published 02/03/26

    The children recently took part in a bird drawing competition inspired by the RSPB Big School Birdwatch and hosted by the Learning Means the World team. The challenge was to create art inspired by our feathered friends and to see who could draw or paint the best bird. Eliot in Year 5 was the winner of the KS2 entries. Unfortunately we didn't win the KS1 competition, but the number of entries was phenomenal and Miss Galton really enjoyed seeing so many fantastic pieces of creativity. Well done to everyone who took part!

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  • Roman re-enactment for Years 5 & 6 at Ufton Court

    Published 02/03/26

    UKS2 had a fantastic day at Ufton Court after the recent half term break, not only did we re-enact Boudica's revolt, we trained to be Roman soldiers and experienced the Roman justice system. The weather held for us and the children were great at getting involved. 

    To see more photos from our trip please visit the Gallery

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  • Trinity Awarded Bronze in Greener Henley's Green Futures Award

    Published 02/03/26

    Greener Henley is Henley’s climate and nature action charity and the Green Futures Award is the first independently-run, local awards programme supporting schools to take climate and nature action. We are delighted to share that our school has been awarded a Bronze certificate for embedding climate and nature action into our everyday learning and operations.  We are very proud to receive this award, as this achievement reflects our school’s commitment to helping create a better, more sustainable future for our children, starting here at home in our local community.

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  • Lara is the UK's youngest penny farthing rider

    Published 09/02/26

    You have probably seen Lara and her Dad Bill cycling around Henley at the weekends - they are hard to miss on their penny farthing bikes. Lara commented that she loves making people smile as she cycles around town in a Victorian costume, complete with matching Union Jack jacket. The press have also picked up that Lara is the youngest penny farthing rider in the UK, possibly even the world. Click below to see her in the press and read more about how she discovered this talent:

    Oxford Mail and Henley Standard

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  • Our school vision in action: Pupils visit local care home

    Published 09/02/26

    This week, some of our Year 5 pupils visited Arcadia Lodge Care Home. The children worked alongside Rev Sam Brewster to deliver a service to the residents and then spent time talking to them. It was great to see our school vision 'who is my neighbour? being brought to life in our community.

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  • Trip to local Mosque enhances RE curriculum

    Published 04/02/26

    It was wonderful to be able to give our Year 5 and 6 pupils the opportunity to experience a place of worship first hand and visiting Maidenhead Mosque proved to be a really memorable experience. The volunteer who talked to us was very knowledgeable and explained so much about the Islamic faith in such an inclusive and welcoming way. The children were brilliantly behaved and a real credit to Trinity. Thank you to Rebecca and Hayley for all of your efforts in organising the trip and the parents who came along with us; it really did enhance our RE curriculum this term.

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  • British poet James Carter joins us for National Poetry Day

    Published 04/02/26

    We were delighted to welcome British poet James Carter into school on National Poetry Day. He shared his love of poetry with the whole school, exploring the power of words through similes and metaphors. Our younger pupils listened enthusiastically as James shared his poems and they then took part in a workshop where they helped create a ‘happy poem’, before writing their own versions. Older pupils wrote thoughtful poems about a special adult in their lives, and some proudly shared their work in assembly, captivating the audience with their creativity and confidence.

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  • Leo is raising money for Amber and awareness for Rare Disease Day

    Published 02/02/26

    Inspired by his sister's friend, Leo has decided to walk 15km unaccompanied on 28th February, which is Rare Disease Day. Leo is raising money for MORCure, who believe that no child should have to live a tough life because of a rare disease that can't be cured. They are the only global charity that leads research, innovation and best practice for individuals with MORC2-Related Disorder.  If you would like to support Leo's fundraising, which is also counting towards his Mayor of Henley Gold Award, please visit https://www.justgiving.com/page/leonardo-benfatti?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=WA&utm_campaign=020

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  • Junior Choir shines at The Kenton Theatre

    Published 02/02/26

    Miss Hart's Junior Choir had the pleasure of taking part in the Kenton Carol Service. This event happens each year and this year all the schools in and around Henley took part across two days. The night was full of Christmas cheer, joy and lots of singing! Junior Choir sang beautifully and did Trinity proud. It was so fantastic to see all the children standing on that stage (some for the first time) and giving their all. It was also a wonderful opportunity for our children to sing with other schools. We hope we can make this an annual tradition. Well done to all involved!

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  • Charity starts at School this Christmas

    Published 12/12/25

    Our School Council would like to thank everyone who made a donation to Save the Children. Trinity looked wonderfully festive in their Christmas jumpers, and it was fantastic to see everyone supporting such an important cause.

    If you would still like to make a donation, you can do so using the link below:
    https://www.justgiving.com/page/trinity-ce-primary-school-13?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL

    They would also like to say a huge thank you for your generous contributions to our Reverse Advent Calendar. All donated items have gone directly to the NOMAD food bank to support families in our local community.

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  • Thank you to Gardening Club for our school wreath

    Published 28/11/25

    We are very grateful to our wonderful school cook Jill and her team of gardeners for the beautiful wreath that they have made to decorate our school. 

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  • Trinity pupils win Rupert House Maths Challenge

    Published 28/11/25

    A huge well done to our Year 5 pupils for taking part in the Rupert House Maths Challenge, and to William and James for winning the Challenge.

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