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Year 6 pupils attend course that helps them prepare for emergency scenarios

Fri, 27 Mar 2026 14:33:14 GMT

Our Year 6 pupils travelled to Oxford's Rewley Road Fire Station to attend the Junior Citizen workshop. Across a number of different scenarios, the children learnt about various hazards and risks that they may encounter as they grow up and move to a more independent phase of their lives and education. The children all practised making a 999 emergency call, put each other into the recovery position and learnt how to respond to incidents at the beach, at the river, in a home, at a train station and on the road. Delivered by members of the Fire & Rescue and Police Services, we certainly learnt a lot of really important information and what we can do to stay safe and help others. A huge thank you to the parent volunteers who came with us.

To see all the photos from this trip please CLICK HERE to visit the photo gallery.

Bronze participants complete expedition to earn Mayor of Henley Award

Wed, 25 Mar 2026 13:20:29 GMT

Year 4 pupils completed their Mayor of Henley Award by taking part in their final expedition. Well done to everyone who took part and thank you to the parents who accompanied them. We are especially proud of all of the wonderful ways that children have embraced this award, such as supporting the elderly in the community by ringing them up each week and having a chat, volunteering for Trinity Church groups, visiting residents in local care homes, walking a marathon over the course of 6 weeks, training for a triathlon, learning a new instrument and learning to cook (some fabulous roast dinners and delicious puddings!)

Netball stars shine at Inter-School Tournament

Mon, 23 Mar 2026 10:05:51 GMT

This term, UKS2 have been developing their netball skills. A team of nine pupils had the opportunity to represent the school at a Netball Tournament held at Shiplake College, competing against other schools. It was a fantastic day, and the team performed brilliantly, finishing second in their league. Thanks to Shiplake College for inviting us to take part and providing transport.

Year 6 enjoy a well deserved break in the sun

Mon, 23 Mar 2026 09:41:22 GMT

After a busy week preparing and practising for SATs, Year 6 lessons moved outside to enjoy the sunshine on Friday. Well done to all our Year 6 pupils for the effort they put in and thank you as always to our wonderful parent and grandparent volunteers who came in to support pupils who have one-on-one support for exams.

Thank you Henley Youth Festival for the wonderful Circus Workshop

Mon, 16 Mar 2026 15:38:49 GMT

Children in Years 1 - 4 were lucky enough to take part in a very hands-on Circus Workshop, thanks to Henley Youth Festival. The children explored different types of forces and discovered how they are used to perform incredible circus tricks. They also learned about the work of legendary scientists Isaac Newton and Galileo Galilei, linking their discoveries to the science behind movement and forces.

To see photos please click on GALLERY.

Young runners show determination and sportsmanship at Oratory cross country race

Mon, 9 Mar 2026 10:40:35 GMT

A large group of KS2 children went to The Oratory School on Tuesday 3rd March to represent Trinity in a schools cross-country event. We fielded a large and enthusiastic team in each of the four races and the children were wonderful ambassadors for the school. They ran courageously and were complimented on their sportsmanship, which made us very proud! As well as lots of excellent individual performances, Trinity achieved third place in both the Year 3/4 girls race and the Year 5/6 girls race. Well done to all the children who took part!

Henley Youth Festival Poetry Workshop

Mon, 9 Mar 2026 10:19:56 GMT

Trinity were lucky enough to be given a grant by Henley Youth Festival to be spent on a Poetry workshop. Local poet Coral came into school and helped Year 3 pupils create their own poem. Some of the children have also been offered the opportunity to perform their own collaborative poem about 'Amazing Animals' at a performance at the Kenton Theatre. Thanks to HYF for this wonderful experience.

World Book Day 2026

Fri, 6 Mar 2026 14:55:42 GMT

World Book day is always a highlight, both for pupils and staff and WBD 2026 didn't disappoint. Children came into school dressed as their favourite character from a book and many of our pupils took part in our Extreme Reading Challenge. In class we were celebrating the work of Roald Dahl and children enjoyed guessing which teachers were reading their favourite book in our Masked Reader Quiz.

Eliot wins bird art competition

Wed, 25 Mar 2026 14:37:00 GMT

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!

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

Mon, 2 Mar 2026 14:38:02 GMT

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

Trinity Awarded Bronze in Greener Henley's Green Futures Award

Mon, 2 Mar 2026 13:52:54 GMT

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.

Lara is the UK's youngest penny farthing rider

Mon, 9 Feb 2026 14:57:59 GMT

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

Our school vision in action: Pupils visit local care home

Mon, 9 Feb 2026 14:34:01 GMT

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.

Trip to local Mosque enhances RE curriculum

Mon, 9 Feb 2026 14:35:10 GMT

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.

British poet James Carter joins us for National Poetry Day

Wed, 4 Feb 2026 12:40:22 GMT

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.

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

Wed, 25 Feb 2026 09:52:05 GMT

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

Junior Choir shines at The Kenton Theatre

Mon, 2 Feb 2026 10:55:44 GMT

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!

Charity starts at School this Christmas

Fri, 12 Dec 2025 16:38:13 GMT

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.

Thank you to Gardening Club for our school wreath

Fri, 28 Nov 2025 15:02:52 GMT

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.

Trinity pupils win Rupert House Maths Challenge

Fri, 28 Nov 2025 14:23:43 GMT

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.

Pupils visit Greener Henley Science Fair

Fri, 21 Nov 2025 14:14:00 GMT

Representatives from each Key Stage 2 class visited the Greener Henley Environmental Fair at Henley College. Students from local secondary and sixth form colleges exhibited and inspired pupils of local primary schools about how we affect our environment. Exhibitors challenged us to reconsider how we live our lives and how we can change our ways. On every stall we visited, we thought 'how can we bring this back to Trinity?'

The children enjoyed a wonderful day of discovery and learning about nature and sustainability. They explored exciting stalls filled with plants, wildlife displays, and creative eco-friendly crafts. Many children were fascinated by the buzzing bee exhibits and learnt how important pollinators are for our planet. They also discovered ways to help the environment, such as recycling, saving energy, and planting trees. Interactive games and demonstrations showed how small changes can make a big difference. The fair inspired everyone to care for nature, protect local wildlife, and build a greener, cleaner future together.

Our Environmental ambassadors were a real credit to the school and were keen to share their experience back at school. In year 3, Jake insisted on doing a show and tell to his classmates in year 3 with ALL of Mrs Williams' photos!

Pyjama party for Children in Need

Fri, 14 Nov 2025 15:48:27 GMT

For Children in Need this year, pupils came to school dressed in comfy clothes and pyjamas. In the afternoon, they learned about the many ways people fundraise for Children in Need, where the money goes, and how it supports children across the UK.

Thank you for your generous donations, we have exceeded our target of £500 and have currently raised £563! If you would still like to contribute, please do so via the link below:

https://www.justgiving.com/page/trinity-ce-primary-school-12?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL

Looking to join our School?

Fri, 14 Nov 2025 13:50:49 GMT

If your child was born between 1st September 2021 and 31st August 2022 inclusive and they are due to start in Reception in September 2026, then please remember to fill in an online application form with Oxfordshire County Council before 15th January 2026. Late applications are far less likely to secure a place at a preferred school, so it is important that you apply on time.

CLICK HERE for Oxfordshire County Council's School Place Admissions Portal

Key reminders:

Read the ‘Starting School’ guide online
Apply on time – late applications won’t receive an offer on National Offer Day (16 April 2026)
Update addresses – upload proof of address and inform current nursery/school (if there has been a change)
Include sibling details where relevant
List multiple preferences – up to four schools can be selected

Delayed Entry Applications

Some parents of children born between 1 April 2022 and 31 August 2022 may feel it is in their child’s best interests to delay starting Reception until the following school year (September 2027). In Oxfordshire, parents can request delayed entry by submitting a formal application, which will be considered by the relevant Admission Authority. It’s important they also submit an on-time application (by 15 January 2026) in case the delay request is not approved.

Full details are available on the Oxfordshire County Council website: www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/schools/apply-school-place/delay-reception-application

Winter Series Cross Country

Fri, 14 Nov 2025 11:44:27 GMT

There was a fair turnout from Trinity on Saturday 8th November at MECE for the Primary Schools Sport Competition, Winter Series. Well done and huge thanks to those who came along to represent our school. If you'd like to see photos, please visit our GALLERY page.

Just a reminder that Mrs Evans runs a lunchtime cross country club, which is open to pupils in Years 2-6, on Wednesdays and Fridays on the top field at Trinity. Children run a minimum of three laps to gain a house point, and whoever runs the most laps will get two house points. Trainers must be worn. Year 1 children will be able to join from January. Cross country lunch club is fun, sociable and a great way to train for the next football, hockey or netball match or tournament. It keeps you fit and boosts your mood for the afternoon learning. Come and give it a try.

Pupils gather to mark Remembrance Day 2025

Mon, 10 Nov 2025 10:47:47 GMT

Several pupils, including Head Student Max (pictured), gathered in the Market Place on Sunday to mark Remembrance Day. Across our school, all pupils coloured in a poppy and wrote the name of someone who lost their life in WW1 on the poppy and these will be taken to our Church Service on Tuesday where we gather as a school community to commemorate the service and sacrifice of those in the Armed Forces.

Ex-Trinity pupil set to row across the Atlantic

Fri, 17 Oct 2025 13:57:04 GMT

Rosie Tong, an ex-Trinity pupil came to see us on Thursday 15th October to discuss her latest adventure which really is a tremendous challenge. In December, Rosie and two of her friends will be rowing 3,000 miles (equivalent to 48,000 football pitches) across the Atlantic Ocean from San Sebastian De La Gomera to Nelson's Dockyard in Antigua. Our children were very interested to hear about the challenges Rosie will face (meeting the wildlife, rowing day and night for approximately 50 days, rowing for two hours, resting for two hours and having very limited food/drink) and William in Year 6 gave us a great demonstration on the rowing machine saying he could feel his legs and arms aching after only a minute, and he thought it would be really tough for Rosie.

If you would like to donate, please do so on the following fundraising page: https://www.givewheel.com/fundraising/7889/row-with-the-flow-worlds-toughest-row-atlantic-202/

We wish Rosie and her friends the very best of luck in her future challenge.

Year 6 Residential is a huge success

Tue, 14 Oct 2025 14:34:04 GMT

Year 6 enjoyed an amazing week away at the Calshot residential, taking part in activities such as sailing, kayaking, aero trail, shooting, skiing and more. The trip gave them wonderful opportunities to develop their communication, teamwork and resilience skills. The children had a fantastic time, made great memories and strengthened their friendships. For a small snapshot of what they got up to please visit our GALLERY page.

New School Council

Fri, 26 Sep 2025 14:32:16 GMT

Congratulations to the 18 children who have been voted to represent their class this year, by being their class representatives on the School Council. The School Council meets at least once per half term and this is a great opportunity for pupils to have their thoughts, opinions and suggestions heard and to vote on things that affect them directly.

Come and see us - Open morning - Tuesday 14th October 2025

Fri, 12 Sep 2025 10:14:10 GMT

We would love to welcome prospective new families to come to our open morning, 9:30am to 11:00am, on Tuesday 14th October. This is a great opportunity for anyone who is considering Trinity for their child to come along and see our friendly school. There will be a tour and talk with the Headteacher and a chance to meet some of our team and pupils and ask questions. There is no need to register - just come along on the 14th.

Henley Hawks Rugby Coaches run Year 1 Tag Rugby event

Mon, 23 Jun 2025 16:12:41 GMT

What an amazing event! The children really took on board TREDS values of rugby and demonstrated excellent skills during the event.

Thank you to all the Year 6 students who were extremely supportive and engaging with the children. Huge thanks to the Henley Hawks coaches for running such an inspirational event and thanks to Mrs Evans for organising it all.

It was fantastic to see everyone taking part even though it was hot.

Congratulations to Enzo for his prize-winning entry at Big Green Week Poetry competition

Mon, 16 Jun 2025 13:35:03 GMT

As part of Greener Henley Week, children were asked to write poems about the river and Enzo's poem was selected as runner-up. Enzo and family were invited along to the prize-giving and poetry reading ceremony and Enzo read his poem out loud. Well done to everyone who entered.

Oscar raises money for Owl Sanctuary

Mon, 16 Jun 2025 11:18:52 GMT

KS1 pupil Oscar had the idea to hold a bake sale outside his house to raise money for an Owl Sanctuary in Cornwall, which he visited over the holidays. He was really inspired by the literary topic last term and has been passionate about owls ever since. He and his brother sold cakes, cookies and home-grown vegetables and raised over £145 for the Sanctuary. Well done to Oscar for living our school vision.

Spring Fun Run

Fri, 23 May 2025 14:29:49 GMT

To end the term, Trinity School took part in a 'Spring Fun Run' to raise money for our partnership school in Uganda - New Brainstorm School. Every child decorated a headband and all took part in a run around the field, which meant that someone was running throughout the whole school day. Thank you so much for your donations so far.

For more photos please visit our GALLERY page

Girls Football Tournament success

Fri, 23 May 2025 13:12:19 GMT

On Wednesday 21st May, several KS2 girls joined Sacred Heart, Badgemore and Valley Road in a Football Tournament at Henley YMCA. Year 5/6 came second against a very strong team from Valley Road, showing incredible sportsmanship and great teamwork. Year 3/4 came first and second, and with just one point in it a fabulous fourth.

It was a fantastic afternoon, despite the thunderstorm and heavy rain and Mrs Evans was really proud of everyone. Well done girls!

For more photos please visit our GALLERY page

Stonor Park Fun Run

Mon, 19 May 2025 19:15:54 GMT

On Sunday 18th May several families came together at Stonor Park to run 340m (EYFS), 780m (KS1), 920m (LKS2) or 1850m (UKS2 and adults). Trinity children (and parents) did remarkably well and there were several Trinity families on the podium. A huge well done to everyone who participated, and a special mention to Oscar who encouraged his sister, in Y1, all the way around the course, even running alongside as she came in first.

It was fantastic to see so many Trinity families - next year, let’s try for the trophy with the most participants from one school. Well done everyone.

For more photos please visit our GALLERY

VE Day celebrations

Mon, 12 May 2025 11:36:54 GMT

On Thursday 8th May, pupils came into school dressed in red, white and blue to celebrate the 80th anniversary of VE Day. Children shared family stories in class about people who lived through the War. Lessons included making bunting. Pupils from our school council were invited to go to the Town Hall for a special event marking VE Day, which included a fish and chip lunch. Thank you to everyone who donated to the British Legion.

Trinity win Swimarathon trophy for sportsmanship and teamwork

Mon, 31 Mar 2025 10:25:15 GMT

On Friday 28th March, we were invited to attend an award ceremony to receive The President’s Cup, having participated in the Swimarathon at Braywick Leisure Pool in January. We managed to raise a total of £1028.75, but it was our support for one another and our positive sportsmanship and teamwork that helped us gain the cup. Well done to everyone who took part and a very special thanks to the children who came along on Friday evening.

Year 6 netball play first tournament and come away with the 'progress' award

Fri, 28 Mar 2025 08:50:11 GMT

Our newly formed Year 6 netball team took part in their first tournament and came away with the 'progress' award. They have now been invited to take part in the South Oxfordshire regional tournament. Well done!

Red Nose Day 2025

Mon, 24 Mar 2025 10:39:17 GMT

This year, the children have been busy being funny to raise money for Comic Relief by hosting a joke competition in each class. The school council then read through each class's winning joke and voted for the overall winner – well done to Enzo in Zephaniah class!

Throughout the day classes took part in different Red Nose Day activities, such as quizzes, pin the red nose on the teacher, guess the laugh and design their own red noses.

Thank you so much for your donations, so far we have raised £296! Donations can still be made via the link: https://www.justgiving.com/page/trinity-ce-primary-school-9?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL

World Book Day

Mon, 10 Mar 2025 13:59:52 GMT

World Book Day is always a highlight for pupils (and teachers). This year children took part in a masked reader competition, where children had to guess which teachers were reading famous stories to them, while not showing their faces. They also took part in a word-based treasure hunt around the school site to unscramble words, which made up a well-known sentence from Winnie the Pooh. They all engaged in lots of fun activities in class, all based around our school book 'The Word Collector' and our whole school assembly celebrated the children who took part in our Extreme Reading Challenge, where children we photographed reading in unusual places outside.

Take a look at the Gallery for lots of photos

Visit from Commonwealth Games Gymnast Steve Frew goes down a storm

Mon, 24 Feb 2025 10:00:22 GMT

The children really enjoyed a visit from Steve Frew, British artistic gymnast and gold medalist at the 2002 Commonwealth Games. Children took turns in completing a fun exercise circuit and then delighted in seeing Steve back flip, balance and leap over some (not so relaxed) volunteers during an assembly.

Thank you to everyone who has donated and contributed to funding some more exciting playground pieces. Last count, we had reached nearly £2,000, which is super close to our target.

SIAMS inspection recognises Trinity is living up to its foundation as a church school

Mon, 24 Feb 2025 09:26:01 GMT

SIAMS - the Statutory Inspection for Anglican and Methodist Schools - takes place every five years (our recent inspection being delayed due to Covid) because the Church has a legal obligation to inspect and report on religious education, collective worship and pupils’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development. Our recent inspection report highlights a range of positive aspects about school life at Trinity and we are most proud of how the inspectors noted our outward-looking culture and high levels of inclusivity for the whole school community.

Thank you to those parents who spoke to the inspector as part of the process and shared the positive experiences their children have had at our school.

The inspector notes two main development points about the new RE curriculum which we launched in September 2024; we believe this to be a fair assessment of where we are at with embedding the new scheme and we will continue to develop this over the academic year. The SIAMS inspector looked at all elements of our school life - academic and wider provision and we were delighted to be awarded a Judgement 1 that we are living up to our foundation as a church school.

Yr 5 Girls take second place in Football Tournament

Mon, 10 Feb 2025 12:43:30 GMT

School mural winner is .....

Mon, 27 Jan 2025 09:06:04 GMT

Congratulations to Teddy W in Zephaniah class for winning the school mural competition. Teddy's design was one of three shortlisted and the whole school voted for their favourite. The design of the mural had to reflect our school vision, who is my neighbour, and we all believe Teddy's design really represented this beautifully.

To see the other shortlisted designs, please visit the Gallery section of the website:

www.trinityprimaryschool.org/photos

Thames Valley Police Talk

Mon, 20 Jan 2025 09:30:52 GMT

Thank you to PC Michael Dix from Thames Valley Police who came to talk to Years 5 and 6 about the law and how the police deal with reports of bullying, misuse of social media and anti-social behaviour. PC Dix also visited our Early Years children to talk to them as part of their Learning Means The World topic 'People who help us'.

PC Dix emailed Mrs Whittle after the visit to say ''What a great visit that was, I really enjoyed my time at your school. The pupils were fantastic, so well behaved and fully engaged with the talk. As you know I also visited Yr 1 and even the reception class which was something I’ve never done before but I think was a really important opportunity.''

Santa comes to school

Fri, 20 Dec 2024 13:10:01 GMT

We were delighted to welcome Santa into school this week, to visit our classes and hand out a small gift to each of the children. Luckily everyone was on the Good List, including Mrs Whittle!

1,2,3 Sing! represent Trinity at Community Carols Service

Mon, 16 Dec 2024 14:50:37 GMT

On Sunday, 15th December, members of Trinity's Year 1, 2 and 3 choir, took part in a wonderful Community Carols Service at Holy Trinity Church. Many community groups were there, including scouts, charity groups and other schools. The children sang one of their Christmas songs - Nativity - really confidently to a large and appreciative congregation and joined with the other children to sing Silent Night and lots of other rousing Christmas Carols, accompanied by musicians from Henley Symphony Orchestra. It was a lovely event and we were proud of how well the children represented our school.

Please sponsor our swimmers

Mon, 16 Dec 2024 12:16:28 GMT

We have three teams from Years 2-6 participating in the Swimarathon at Braywick Leisure Pool on Sunday 12th January 2025 and they are ready to go! The teams are Terrific Turtles, Smiley Sharks and Wonderful Whales. If you would like to sponsor the children, and help us raise money for Trinity Primary School, please click here for our just giving page

FOTS Christmas Fair

Mon, 9 Dec 2024 12:12:20 GMT

The FOTS Christmas Fair is one of the highlights of the school year for our pupil, so we would like to extend our thanks to

everyone who gave up their time to come into school to man the stalls
the Reception parents / carers who pulled it all together and loaded things in and out of the container
the class reps for co-ordinating the rotas
everyone who donated something to be sold
our amazing FOTS Committee, headed up by Gemma Grange
to all the Year 6 pupils who buddied up with children in Reception to take them round the fair

Trinity pupil is winner of Mayor's Christmas card competition

Fri, 6 Dec 2024 10:51:49 GMT

One of our Year 3 pupils was the winner of the Mayor of Henley's Christmas card competition. In recognition, she joined Mary Berry and the Mayor of Henley to turn on the Christmas lights in the town square. Well done to everyone who entered and congratulations to our winner.